The Glasgow audience was captivated by the marvellous vocals, including some authentic sean nos; enthralled by the music, and thrilled by the dancers.
Month: January 2020
PRIVATE SCHOOLS BUY EXAM PAPERS FROM SQA
Performance reports – detailed analyses of pupils’ exam performance written by Scottish Qualification Authority (SQA) senior examiners – are designed to boost grades in subsequent years but can cost up to £929 per subject. Between 2013-14 and 2017-18 private schools bought 17 of the 30 performance reports – 56 per cent.
CONCORD COMMUNITY CINEMA
The new FEATURES season begins at 7.30pm on Friday 7th February with a screening of A STREET CAT NAMED BOB starring Luke Treadaway and Bob the Cat. Membership is £10 for five feature films. Guest admitted when seats available for £3. Sweet Success Café open from 7pm.
English spectacles by Don Roberto & Me
One of the many reasons I wanted to write about Don Roberto was to help me understand, and perhaps lend weight, to my own feelings about Scotland and Independence. Today, 31 January 2020, as Scotland is removed from the European Union against its will, it seems like a fitting moment to reflect.
REST AND BE THANKFUL IS BLOCKED AGAIN …
A convoy system is in place and Bear said it would be open round-the-clock “subject to weather conditions”. Drivers are also being advised that ferry options are also available via Western and CalMac Ferries.
BELT OF THE CROZIER FOR BISHOPS AFTER ABUSE REVIEW
The report noted that progress had been made in St Andrews and Edinburgh despite “difficult circumstances”, including the prior management of the diocese by Cardinal Keith O’Brien. Cardinal O’Brien stood down in February 2013 after admitting sexual misconduct and was replaced by Archbishop Leo Cushley.