Review by John Cooney This miscellany of reminiscences by former Maynooth students and teachers is a diarist’s delight. Consisting of recollections by 90 contributors over
Day: June 22, 2021
Labour and SNP call for licensed grouse shooting to cut wildlife crime and tackle climate crisis
By Harry Cockburn A debate on a ban on grouse shooting, following a petition which was signed by over 111,000 people, has brought UK opposition
NICOLA STURGEON UPDATES THE NATION ON COVID AND WISHES SCOTLAND TEAM WELL
By First Minister Nicola Sturgeon I can confirm that no part of the country will change Covid level next week. Apart from some minor amendmentsr,
MINISTER: We recognise the disruption that periods of remand cause individuals, their families and their communities
By Bill Heaney The single biggest factor in the increase in the proportion of female prisoners held on remand is the backlog of cases created
TOURISM: BAILLIE’S PLEA FOR CASH FOR BANNED VISITORS TO SCOTLAND
By Bill Heaney Dumbarton MSP Jackie Baillie wants an additional financial support scheme for people faced with travel bans. She told MSPs at Holyrood today:
Thought for the day: Headlines that speak of the doom of our planet.
The Rev Dr Jenny Wright, Convener, Church in Society Committee, Scottish Episcopal Church and Associate Priest, Christ Church, Morningside, Edinburgh, speaking to the Scottish Parliament.