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Day: August 7, 2021

HEATING AND COOKING: Energy bills are set to boil over the top

August 7, 2021 heaneymedia

6 August, 2021 Price hikes will send heating and cooking bills through the roof. By Bill Heaney The days of a shilling for the leccy

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PARLIAMENT: Bid to change law to tackle fly-tipping

August 7, 2021 heaneymedia

Proposed legislation would seek to increase fines and make offenders liable for fly-tipping The legislation is being brought forward by Scottish Conservative MSP Murdo Fraser.

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WEATHER: Thunderstorms continue to bring downpours and flooding risk

August 7, 2021 heaneymedia

The Met Office has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning this weekend A wee bit blowy for Jane and Rebecca at Oban Harbour. Picture by Bill

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POLICE: Appeal to trace missing man John Smith

August 7, 2021 heaneymedia

Police Scotland is appealing for the help of the public to trace John Smith who has been reported missing. The 84-year-old, who is from Nottingham,

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DRINKS INDUSTRY: Dream job as Isle of Harris Distillers search for staff

August 7, 2021 heaneymedia

The distillery, which is home to the award-winning Isle of Harris gin and ‘The Hearach’ single malt, is looking for new staff By Rosalind Erskine

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  • How wildfires in France and Spain might affect your travel plans
  • WEEKEND DROWNING: Two young women die while diving in Scottish loch
  • SNP urged to back Scotland’s pubs instead of ‘hammering’ them with punitive rates

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Nicola Sturgeon left ‘raging’ after police called her ‘Mrs Murrell’ during SNP finance probe

Nicola Sturgeon left ‘raging’ after police called her ‘Mrs Murrell’ during SNP finance probe

by Democrat reporter Nicola Sturgeon was reportedly left “raging” after detectives inquiring into the SNP’s finances called her “Mrs Murrell.” The former First Minister failed

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SCOTTISH LABOUR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AGREES LEADERSHIP ELECTION TIMETABLE

SCOTTISH LABOUR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AGREES LEADERSHIP ELECTION TIMETABLE

Today (Monday 27th July) Scottish Labour’s ruling body, the Scottish Executive Committee, agreed the timetable for the forthcoming election for Leader of the Scottish Labour

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DUMBARTON: SCOTTISH PIPE BAND CHAMPIONSHIPS

DUMBARTON: SCOTTISH PIPE BAND CHAMPIONSHIPS

Pictures by Gordon McKillop

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How wildfires in France and Spain might affect your travel plans

How wildfires in France and Spain might affect your travel plans

by Mitchell Labiak Business reporter, BBC Scotland Updated 2 hours ago Wildfires in Spain and France have caused mass evacuation and disruption, with more than

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WEEKEND DROWNING: Two young women die while diving in Scottish loch

WEEKEND DROWNING: Two young women die while diving in Scottish loch

Emergency services were called to reports of two female divers in trouble in Loch Fyne on Sunday  Jul 27th, 2026 at 12:20 Last updated Jul

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SNP urged to back Scotland’s pubs instead of ‘hammering’ them with punitive rates

SNP urged to back Scotland’s pubs instead of ‘hammering’ them with punitive rates

by Bill Heaney The Scottish Conservatives have urged the SNP Government to stop punishing Scotland’s hospitality sector after businesses in England were handed a further

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Giant Mackintosh-inspired artwork unveiled on Finnieston Crane, but Titan left to rust and rot

Giant Mackintosh-inspired artwork unveiled on Finnieston Crane, but Titan left to rust and rot

Picture above by Paul Chappell A large sculpture inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s famous roses has been hoisted onto Glasgow’s iconic Finnieston Crane to mark

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Burnham prepares to become the first openly Catholic Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Burnham prepares to become the first openly Catholic Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

by Amelie Robinson and Ryan Henson in The Tablet magazine War in Europe, an increasingly assertive China, and instability across the Middle East are combining

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