Dear Editor, It seems the National Park and/or West Dunbartonshire Council think that , as Loch Lomond has no tide, the water level remains constant.
Month: October 2021
EDUCATION: Rennie presses the First Minister on facial recognition technology in schools.
By Lucy Ashton Scottish Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Willie Rennie has called on the First Minister to intervene in the roll-out of facial recognition in
EDUCATION: RENTON PRIMARY SCHOOL UP AND RUNNING
Suited and booted and looking smart for the opening of Renton Primary School. Above, Protesting parents had to campaign before council built the new school.
BOOKS: TOUGHEST QUESTION FOR A JOURNALIST TO ANSWER IS WHY
And Finally … A Journalist’s Life in 250 Stories, by Paddy Murray, The Liffey Press, 256 pp, €15.95, ISBN 978-1838359300 This book is almost unreviewable
Walter Smith, former Rangers and Scotland manager, dies at 73
Walter Smith (centre) with Celtic’s Tommy Burns and Rangers’ Ally McCoist. Above: Walter Smith with his wife, Ethel. By Bill Heaney Rangers have announced the
ENTERTAINMENT: CELTIC CONNECTIONS ADDS STRING OF NEW ACTS TO 2022 LINE-UP
Scottish-Indian artist Naad-Hara and emerging Glasgow songwriter and soundsmith Kapil Seshasayee are amongst many who artistes who will feature at Celtic Connections. By Claire Hutchison Celtic Connections, the