Admitting yet another lockdown blunder, the Scottish government has apologised for giving out the wrong advice on when funfairs could reopen.
Day: July 28, 2020
Now Johnson warns of Europe ‘second wave’ amid Spain row
“At the moment you have got to stick with the guidance that we are giving, we have given the guidance now about Spain and about some other places around the world.”
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDERING YOUTH IN HELENSBURGH
Kevin Murray, 30, has now appeared at Dumbarton Sheriff Court charged with murdering the 19-year-old.
Hill walker dies after falling on mountain in Glencoe
Officers were joined on the northern ridges of the mountain, known as the Three Sisters route, by the Glencoe Mountain Rescue team and the HM Coastguard helicopter.
Project to improve links around Clydebank is underway
Work will include removing the central reservation between Hall Street and Hume Street, realigning key junctions and raising sections of the road to pavement level to assist pedestrians in crossing the road.
High school’s mindfulness sessions attract global attention
The ambition is for CHS to be a nurturing school environment where young people feel safe and supported, are able to succeed in school and gain skills for life, and I was happy to highlight the positive changes that have come about since we introduced these methods.