Certain Christmas Days go down in history By Rt Rev Dr Martin Fair, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. The stories
Month: December 2020
JOURNALISM: TRAINING COURSES AVAILABLE IN THE NEW YEAR
Newspapers have come a long way since this newspaper was launched in Dumbarton in 1960. Why not keep yourself up to date with training in
LOCH LOMOND: Park Authority failed to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment at Ross Priory
December 14, 2020 By Nick Kempe Amid the public outcry about the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority’s approval of the Hunter Foundation development
PROCUREMENT: significant public sector contracts must be open to a range of bidders
Government £10.2m contact tracing deal prompts fears over outsourcing Investigation by Ally Tibbitt in The Ferret December 10, 2020 A multi-million pound Scottish Government contract
COVID 19: MONDAY IS V-DAY FOR CARE HOME RESIDENTS
Care home vaccinations will begin on Monday, says Health Minister Jeane Freeman By Democrat reporter Residents of Scottish care homes will begin to receive the
SCOTTISH TAXPAYERS SOLD DOWN THE RIVER
‘Catastrophic’ failings over Ferguson ferry ‘fiasco’ at Firth of Clyde shipyard There was a man who built a boat to sail away and it sank