By Tom Gordon Scottish Political Editor, The Herald SNP ministers have been accused of undermining their own public health messaging on Covid by withdrawing business rates relief
Month: February 2021
INDEPENDENCE: Judges, not voters, may decide on Scottish independence vote
By Michael Holden LONDON (Reuters) – Scotland’s top civil court dealt nationalists a blow on Friday by declining to rule that the Scottish parliament
COUNCIL: HEAD BANGERS ORDER NEWTOWN PIZZA SHOP TO PAINT OVER ITS SHUTTERS
A sizzling row has broken out between West Dunbartonshire Council and the owners of Bangin’ Pizza at Glasgow Road in the Newtown. By Bill Heaney
TRANSPORT SHAMBLES: HELENSBURGH AND BALLOCH PASSENGERS CONTINUE TO FACE LATE RUNNING TRAINS
By Paul Cassidy Latest figures released by Scotrail on its performance, has shown that passengers in Balloch and Helensburgh are continuing to be let down
SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT: Action on drugs deaths
By Democrat reporter A total of £3 million has been given to NHS boards to increase provision of residential drug rehabilitation placements and improve access
EDUCATION: Focus on completing courses
Universities of Strathclyde and Glasgow, top of page. By Rory Murphy Moves to ensure students can complete their college and university courses this academic year