By Rory Murphy A senior Unison manager has told of how he sat for 12 hours at home in agony with sepsis, through fear of
Month: February 2021
BRIAN WILSON COLUMN: DON’T BLAME MSPs WHO TRY TO GET AT THE STURGEON-SALMOND TRUTH
With a little help from Lady Dorrian in the Court of Session, and the Scottish Parliament’s Presiding Officer, the barriers of obstructiveness might finally be
CHARITY: Erskine is a cause close to my heart and I wanted to do my bit to fundraise for the charity
By Judith Haw Submariner Tommy Clark has taken on the challenge of running his first marathon to raise money for our Veterans. Tommy’s training is
CONTACT TRACERS: Public Health colleagues identify virus outbreaks or clusters for intervention
By Lucy Ashton What have a detective, a pilot and a cinema manager got in common…? Meet some of the team keeping people in Greater
ARGYLL AND BUTE COUNCIL: Sacked social worker awarded £27,000 over unfair dismissal
Social worker Melani Erlank awarded £27,000 over unfair dismissal. By Democrat reporter A sacked social worker at the centre of a bullying row has been
MISSING CYCLIST: POLICE EMBARK ON MAJOR INVESTIGATION INTO HIS DEATH
Retired navyman’s family ‘seeking closure’ after cyclist’s body found Anthony Parsons was reported missing in 2017 after travelling from his home in Tillicoultry to Fort