Soor dook all round as charges increase by 20 per cent and John Swinney becomes the new milk snatcher By Ally Tibbitt in The Ferret
Month: August 2020
OPPOSITION GROWS TO RELEASING WILD PREDATORS IN THE PARK
“We can finally announce that the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park has been selected as the first lynx reintroduction site in our ambitious plans to reintroduce the Eurasian lynx to Scotland,” a statement from the Lynx Trust said on Wednesday.
My Robinson Crusoe fantasy in a beach den hideaway on a faraway shore
Dumbarton woman Susan Smillie has spent the past three years living alone on £30 a week on her beloved sailing boat. But when the Lockdown hit, she built a den from flotsam – and started living as a castaway in a den on the beach
PACKED LUNCHES ONLY AT SCHOOLS
This decision takes account of the fact that many school kitchens are small and would make social distancing extremely challenging for catering staff preparing meals. Further work is required to resolve this problem and allow for full catering teams to return to work.
FACE COVERINGS IN SCHOOLS RAISED IN PARLIAMENT
“But it’s also essential that parents are provided with the reassurance they need that it is safe for their children to be in school.
Anyone for gulli-danda?
The cricket matches I grew up with in the Indian subcontinent during the Forties and Fifties lasted five days. The players were dressed in immaculate white or off-white flannels, the ball was dark red and the spectators were well-dressed and sedate. It was no different in the West Indies: English cricket was everywhere the model.