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  1. Demonstrations are taking place across the Central Belt of Scotland, driven by criticism of political leadership regarding immigration issues.
  2. A government body based in Edinburgh has been criticized for failing to adequately support communities located outside the Central Belt.
  3. The Scottish Government is criticized for being distant from local needs, prompting discussions on devolution and operational cooperation in areas like Inverclyde.

Inverclyde and the Scottish Government launched a shared equity scheme to provide affordable homes.

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Inverclyde and the Scottish Government launched a shared equity scheme to provide affordable homes.

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The Scottish Government is criticized for being distant from local needs, prompting discussions on devolution and operational cooperation in areas like Inverclyde.

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