By Lucy Ashton Travel to Ireland from Scotland will be “much easier” from July 19th as people who have been fully vaccinated will not have
Day: July 7, 2021
SHORTAGES: Warning over building delays and price hikes
By Rory Murphy Senior figures in the construction industry are warning that severe shortages of materials are causing delays and price hikes. The Federation of
EDUCATION: POOREST STUDENTS ‘SHORT CHANGED’ BY SNP CUTS – BAILLIE
West College at Queens Quay in Clydebank. Picture by Bill Heaney By Harry Bell Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton Constituency, has said that the SNP’s
SNP’s “legacy” of delayed discharges continues
By Lucy Ashton The Scottish Liberal Democrats have been joined by Scottish Labour in their call to the SNP to address their “legacy” of delayed
EMPLOYMENT RULES: Work permit reminder for employers
By Aileen MacLennan Employers in Argyll and Bute, including Helensburgh, Cardross and Garelochside, and employers in West Dunbartonshire also, are being reminded that a work
SCRUTINY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ESSENTIAL IN SCOTLAND, SAYS MSP
Scrutiny does need to exist at all levels of government, and how it is applied is important, writes Neil McLennan in this week’s Scottish Review.