EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan called for “the rapid employment of supply teachers”. By Bill Heaney Scottish Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Beatrice Wishart MSP has
Month: January 2021
Alex Salmond inquiry: Police were asked ‘hypothetical questions’ on ‘specific’ cases while government policy was developed
The Scottish Government asked Police Scotland about the criminal process around accusations of historical sexual harassment while it was developing the policy which resulted in
Helping Hands – Hundreds of them : A Powerful Tribute to Staff at QEUH
By Lucy Ashton At first glance it looks like any other tribute to our NHS staff – a rainbow taking pride of place on the
COVID 19: Community COVID Vaccine Centres Confirmed
By Lucy Ashton Three West Dunbartonshire venues have been confirmed as sites for the mass rollout of the COVID-19 vaccination. Dumbarton’s Concord Centre, Alexandria Community
COVID 19: Twenty two nuclear bombs delivered to Coulport despite restrictions
Nuclear protest on the seafront at Helensburgh, formerly in West Dunbartonshire but now in Argyll and Bute. Picture by Bill Heaney Investigation by Rob Edwards
COVID 19: Devi Sridhar says independent Scotland could have handled coronavirus better
Professor Devi Sridhar, familiar face on media during pandemic. ONE of the country’s most prominent public health experts has said an independent Scotland would have handled