By Bill Heaney Leading Scotland safely out of the pandemic, urgently confronting climate change, driving a green, fair economic recovery, and boosting opportunities for children
Day: September 7, 2021
THE TAXMAN COMETH: BORIS SAYS WE CAN PAY FOR SOCIAL CARE BOURACH OURSELVES, EVEN IF WE DID SUFFER AND LOSE LOVED ONES
Boris Johnson outlines new 1.25% health and social care tax to pay for reforms Boris Johnson: Social care must be paid for by taxes, not
HISTORY: Royal cavalcade travelled by the eastern bank of the River Leven, passing through the village of Bonhill,
King James in Dumbarton and the Vale On the 23rd of July 1617 King James the Sixth of Scots and First of the United Kingdom
BOOKS: MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS
West Dunbartonshire Libraries If there’s anything we’ve learned from the past year or so, it’s that our mental health is precious and needs just as
PETS: Veterinary practices across the country facing mounting pressure.
There is a recxruitment ‘crisis’ for vets as they face staff shortages at the same time as the number of Scots owning pets has surged,
LEGS ELEVEN: WOMEN’S FOOTBALL HAS BEEN AROUND FOR A LONG TIME
Who says ladies’ football is something new. Here are two photographs of the Levenbank ladies football team around 1945, taken at Millburn Park, Alexandria, but