By Susan Hamilton The resilience of the Erskine family has been severely tested during the past few months. As a result of the COVID pandemic
Month: September 2020
REVERSING THE FLOW OF THE RIVER CLYDE by DOUGLAS FRASER
Mission Clyde is an ambitious new project to harness government appetite for big infrastructure spending, drawing together existing and possible elements of redeveloped land, green
HEATHER WINS COVETED PLACE ON FELLOWSHIP AWARD SCHEME
By Hamish Mackay Three aspiring Scottish journalists are getting a significant helping hand in their bid to access a full-time career in the media, thanks
BOOKS: HILARY MANTELL SPECIAL FROM LONDON REVIEW BOOKSHOP
We’re delighted to announce the latest London Review Bookshop Limited Edition: Mantel Pieces by Hilary Mantel. This is a special limited edition, exclusive to the
GRIM NEWS ON VIRUS FRONT AS FM SAYS RESTRICTIONS COULD LAST FOR SIX MONTHS
By Bill Heaney New “lockdown” restrictions imposed in Scotland today by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon could be in place for six months or more. Although
Alex Salmond inquiry: Scottish Government to go to court over release of potentially explosive documents
The decision to go to court could delay the harassment committee by weeks First Minister Nicola Sturgeon campaigning together in happier times. By Conor Matchett