Commodore Jim Perks, Head of the Royal Navy Submarine Service, lays a wreath at the Submariners’ Memorial in London. By Gavin Carr THERE WAS a
Month: October 2021
CHILDREN: CHALLENGE POVERTY WEEK MUST BE A CALL TO ACTION, SAYS JACKIE BAILLIE
Dumbarton from the air. Picture by Sean Davenport, Myre Media By Bill Heaney Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton Constituency, has said that this year’s Challenge
From patient to doctor – Consultant with cerebral palsy hopes to inspire others
Dr Kirsty Colquhoun,now a consultant at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. By Lucy Ashton An NHSGGC consultant with cerebral palsy has gone from patient to doctor, and
SOCIAL CARE: Giving care home residents the right to see and spend time with those who are important to them
By Lucy Ashton The public are to be asked for their views on the best way to support people who live in adult care homes
LORD ADVOCATE TELLS PARLIAMENT AGONISING WAITS FOR POST MORTEM REPORTS ARE OVER
By Bill Heaney The time it takes to produce a post mortem report in the popular television drama Silent Witness is days if not hours.
RELIGION: Pope Francis expresses ‘shame’ over French Church sex abuse scandal
Pope Francis, flanked by Italian priest, Monsignor Leonardo Sapienza and Argentinian priest, Monsignor Luis Maria Rodrigo Ewart, blesses attendees during the weekly general audience on