By Bill Heaney The Crown Office has concluded that a Fatal Accident Inquiry should be held into the deaths of Richard Dyson and Simon Midgley,
Month: June 2021
SPENDING A PENNY: More lessons for the Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority
June 15, 2021 By Nick Kempe of Parkswatch Scotland I spent last week in the Lake District, the first part camping with friends on the
ABORTION: ‘Women should keep right to have abortion at home,’ say campaigners
Engender, the British Pregnancy Advisory Service and other groups have written to women’s health minister Maree Todd about terminations By Lucy Ashton Changes to the health
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
By Canon Gerry Conroy As the threat of the covid virus recedes, I find myself becoming more impatient for the full return to normality and
BRIAN WILSON’S COLUMN: OUR £300 MILLION FERRY DEBACLE DEMANDS A FULL INQUIRY
There are three reasons why the Ferguson Marine scandal is not going away any time soon – and must eventually be answered for, writes BRIAN
COVID RESTRICTIONS LIFTING DELAYED AS MORE DEATHS ARE REPORTED – BUT HOSPITALITY JOBS IN PERIL
By Rory Murphy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says it is “likely” further easing will be “paused” for three weeks beyond 28 June. A provisional date