Clubs trading in children’s dreams should not be hiding devils in the detail, such as contractual small print which too many young people and their parents or carers may overlook until it is too late.
Month: June 2020
RELIEF AT LAST FOR PATIENTS AS DENTISTS RETURN
Chief dental officer Tom Ferris said: “Dental practices will be able to see NHS patients who are in need of urgent care for face-to-face consultation, using procedures which limit the risk of spread of coronavirus such as non-aerosol generating procedures.
PIGEON FANCIERS ON ALERT AFTER BIRDS ARE STOLEN
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Pigeon racing is a sport which is enjoyed around the world and there is a lot of time spent training and rearing the pigeons as well as value attached to the pigeons themselves.
WITNESSES FOR SALMOND COMPLAINTS INQUIRY
The special committee set up to investigate how the Scottish Government dealt with harassment claims made against the former first minister discussed taking the unusual step on Monday.
HIGGINS REPORT LIGHTS THE WAY TO ECONOMIC RECOVERY
It was good at last to see someone with his pedigree at the briefing room podium with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon as chairman of the advisory group on plans for Scotland’s economic recovery when the virus pandemic is over.
THE LUMINARIES IS ON TV AGAIN TONIGHT
There has been a murder – though, because so much of The Luminaries occurs after sundown, it’s hard to work out who has been killed, or even that someone has died in the first place. Still, it eventually transpires that Anna, a sex worker and opium user, is the chief suspect and so has been thrown in the clink.