Flamingo Land and the sale of public assets on the cheap
Last week, I mentioned the growing media interest in the Flamingo Land proposals at Balloch … More MEDIA INTEREST GROWS IN FLAMINGOLAND PROJECT
By Democrat reporter MSPs are being contacted by constituents who are victims of mesh but do not want to be named. They have raised the issue of women being directed to the so-called centres of excellence in Edinburgh and Glasgow for treatment, where many have received partial mesh removal that has produced very poor and … More MESH VICTIMS CALL FOR HALT TO PARTIAL REMOVAL
Medical supervision facilities needed to halt drug deaths, says Sturgeon By Bill Heaney First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says there is “a compelling case” that the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 needs to be substantially amended so that action can be taken to help halt the drugs deaths emergency. She told the Holyrood parliament: “If the … More SCOTLAND NEEDS MORE POWERS TO TACKLE DRUG DEATHS
Faslane Base team take part in charity walk to Barrow in Furness All smiles but sore feet – the HM Navy Base Clyde team who took part in one-day walk to Barrow in Furness. By Kim Hardie Personnel from HM Naval Base Clyde recently headed to Cumbria to take part in this year’s Keswick to … More BASE TEAM WALK 40 MILES IN A DAY FOR CHARITY
