Queen Elizabeth will host crisis talks at an unprecedented royal summit at Sandringham, with implications not just for the future of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, but for other members of the British royal family.
Month: January 2020
SNP WARNED TO STOP CUTS IN COUNCIL SERVICES
Councils are calling for an extra billion pounds from the Scottish government to stop cuts to local services. The local government umbrella body Cosla says the government must “invest in councils before it is too late”. It also says there should be no government-imposed limits on council tax rises.
FUND RAISING IS MUSIC TO FIRE VICTIMS’ EARS
LEADING music festivals, events and artists have rallied together to raise funds in support of those affected by the unprecedented Australian bushfires, currently destroying parts of the country.
BATTEN DOWN THE HATCHES FOR STORM BRENDAN
A status orange weather alert is in place for the entire country as Scotland braces itself for high winds and heavy rain as Atlantic Storm Brendan heads for the east coast.
KEEPING PUBLIC MATTERS PRIVATE
Editors call on the Prime Minister to review Westminster lobby changes It’s a long time since relations between the press, local government officials and councillors
RAE OF SUNSHINE RUNS FOR ERSKINE VETS
The ex-footballer who played for clubs both North and South of the border including Rangers, Dundee, Sunderland and Wolverhampton Wanderers, is proud to be raising money for Scotland’s Veterans and their spouses who live in Erskine’s four care homes and in cottages on the charity’s Veterans Village in Bishopton.