A perfectly poured pint of Guinness – Irish farmers say the drink should be cheaper. By Andrew Moore Irish farmers have hit out at Guinness
Month: February 2021
Alex Salmond affair: Man who named accusers jailed for contempt of court
By Democrat reporter Clive Thomson carried out a “blatant and deliberate” breach of a contempt of court order banning the identification of the complainers by
DRINKS INDUSTRY: Scotch whisky exports have decreased by £1 billion in 2020
Scotch whisky and battle with the US to scrap tariffs costing industry £1 billion in exports. Above, the Chivas bottling and packaging plant at
MINISTERIAL CODE: We have a duty to conduct these debates in a way that does not unfairly trash the reputation of people, says FM
By Bill Heaney “I have nothing to hide on this—nothing whatsoever” is what Nicola Sturgeon said about the Alex Salmond crisis that is engulfing
COVID 19: The number of people who have died is now 7,084.
By First Minister Nicola Surgeon Currently, 967 people are in hospital with Covid, which is 51 fewer than yesterday, and 89 people are in intensive
LOCAL GOVERNMENT: Investment announced in economic recovery for Helensburgh and Lomond
By Julie Millar Argyll and Bute Council has announced a £600,000 boost for the local economy in Helensburgh and Lomond. The council is investing funding,