“What can the Scottish Government do to ensure that employers do not abuse the measures that have been put in place, that recovery does not become another race to the bottom on wages and employment standards, and that a sector that has endemic problems of poverty pay changes and starts to look after the people who do the work that earns it its profits?”
So much so that she has treated herself to this little red devil to get her around when she is not pursuing major stories for the likes of Panorama or BBC Scotland’s new Disclosure programme.
This follows confirmation from West Dunbartonshire Council that it would be unable to meet the promised 1,140 hours of free early years education for three and four-year-olds and confirmation from the Scottish Government that the plan to implement the 1,140 hours would not be within the 2020/21 school year as previously planned.
In connection with the investigation relating to the alleged mistreatment of residents at Springvale Care Home in Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshire, three women, aged 55, 57 and 62, have been arrested and charged. A report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal. Relevant families and partners have been made aware.
To help this situation, a number of public realm sites, across Argyll and Bute, including Colquhoun Square in Helensburgh, will be made available on a temporary basis to established businesses, free of charge, in a bid to help open up the area’s economy quickly and safely.
The incident follows the arrest of Adam Gray, a New York-based photojournalist for SWNS news agency who was thrown to the ground by police, restrained and handcuffed as he chronicled protests in the city.
