December 23, 2020 – THE DUMBARTON DEMOCRAT

MEA CULPA: STURGEON CONFESSES TO BREAKING FACE MASK RULES

December 23, 2020 heaneymedia

By Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister I take this opportunity to say how sorry I am for my breach of the rules that I ask us

TAXI FOR STURGEON: SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT IS LEAVING DRIVERS IN THE DARK

December 23, 2020 heaneymedia

Nicola Sturgeon, Jackie Baillie MSP and Wright Taxis, fast friendly and reliable – but no support from Government in the offing. By Bill Heaney Jackie

BAILLIE URGES NICOLA STURGEON TO INCREASE EMERGENCY FUNDING FOR STRUGGLING BUSINESSES

December 23, 2020 heaneymedia

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Dumbarton MSP Jackie Baillie. By Lucy Ashton It’s one, long, sorry tale after the other on the radio this morning

JOURNALISM: Calling all aspiring writers to enter this year’s Ian Bell Award

December 23, 2020 heaneymedia

The Ian Bell Award THE National Union of Journalists invites entries by young writers for an award to commemorate Ian Bell, pictured right, the radical

CARE HOMES: Sturgeon earns stats agency rebuke over care home figures

December 23, 2020 heaneymedia

Stinging rebuke for Naughty Nicola for pauchling care home visitor figures First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and LibDem leader Willie Rennie. By Democrat reporter The Office

HOSPITAL VISITING: MESSAGE FROM THE LOCAL HEALTH BOARD

Visiting Information Local hospitals – Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Gartnavel Royal; Royal Alexandra Hospital and Sick Children’s Hospital and (above) Vale of Leven Hospital.

TRANSPORT: ScotRail trains found to have fault as disruption continues

By Democrat reporter STV is reporting that a number of ScotRail trains have been found to have a fault after high-speed services were cancelled over

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: How do we know if our faith is real?

By Canon Gerry Conroy There is a fashion in our era to refer to faith as a system of personal beliefs, which I think is

TRAVEL: Ireland’s Blue Book has superb hotels and country houses stretching from Donegal to West Cork

10 amazing destinations on the Wild Atlantic Way With 2,500km of spectacular coastline, there’s a lot on offer along the Wild Atlantic Way. With blue

INVESTIGATION: Pupils sitting ‘exams in disguise’ accuse SQA of ‘shambolic’ mismanagement

By Investigative reporters James McEnaney and Karin Goodwin Scottish high school pupils sitting National 5s and Highers have told The Ferret investigative journalism bureau that

ARGYLL: Council welcomes additional funding to help tackle fuel poverty

By Lucy Ashton Argyll and Bute Council has received an additional £2.3 million from the Scottish Government’s Energy Efficient Scotland: Area Based Scheme Programme to

STOMPING GRANT FOR ERSKINE OF £50,000 FROM THE ROYAL NAVY AND ROYAL MARINES CHARITY

By Judith Haw Erskine is delighted to have received an incredibly generous grant of £50,000 from The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity and its

COUNCIL CONTRACTS: Largest, free procurement event in Scotland announced

By Lucy Ashton The Supplier Development Programme has announced its largest, free procurement event in Scotland will take place next month on Tuesday, 8 June.

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