Lady in Red – FM Nicola Sturgeon is dropping back in the polls. Picture by Bill Heaney By Lucy Ashton Polling cards were dropping
Month: March 2021
Hospitals Inquiry: Probe into effect of buildings after death of patients
The stories of families affected by issues with two major hospital complexes will be “the starting point” for the upcoming public inquiry, an initial hearing
Defence funding boost ‘extends British influence’, says PM
HM Naval Base Clyde at Faslane and Coulport. Boris Johnson: Defence spending a boost for “safety of the British people” A “once-in-a-generation modernisation” of the
RAIL NATIONALISATION: ScotRail to be nationalised by Scottish Government
An arms-length company will be set up to run Scotland’s trains from March 2022 ScotRail services in West Dunbartonshire have been run by Abellio since
HEALTH MATTERS: study shows more Scottish patients surviving potentially fatal bleeds
By Rory Murphy More patients in Scotland are surviving serious upper gastrointestinal bleeds, according to a study led by specialists at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and
CHILDREN’S RIGHTS: New law on human rights makes government accountable to children
By Lucy Ashton Incorporation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child into Scots law finally gives children real power to hold