Mr Ewing said: “At a time when tourism is so important to Scotland, this decision by CiTF is not acceptable in any way shape or form.
cast included Emun Elliot, Bill Paterson, Sian Brooke, Ruth Bradley and Ellie Haddington. Casting for series two will be announced in the coming months.
Best heading of the day in the i newspaper is this one: Hell is other people who have had two pints.
Landowners and angling groups want rules to be relaxed so that they can kill and scare larger numbers of the goosanders, cormorants, herons and red-breasted mergansers that feed on young salmon in rivers such as the Fruin, the Leven, the Endrick and the Clyde.
Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales have not yet agreed to the proposals, with Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford saying it had been “impossible” to get a “sensible answer” on how UK ministers intended to make the changes.
At a time when the economy is in desperate need of urgent recovery, and workplaces and businesses are beginning to reopen to aid this recovery, I would have thought that First Bus would have wanted to do everything in its power to help local people to get moving again.
By Bill Heaney Warm sausage roll and a Belgian bun anyone? That’s what I had for my lunch nearly every day when I worked through lunchtime at my former office in High Street, Dumbarton. There will be a lot of people like me who will be welcoming the news that Greggs has announced plans to […]
There will be Gaelic academics, Gaelic learners, Gaelic singers, Gaelic broadcasters. The question raised by newly published research is whether there will be Gaelic speaking communities, by even the loosest definition, to sing and broadcast to.
