Assistant Chief Constable Gary Ritchie said the relationship between protesters and the police has been “largely non-contentious”. By Lucy Ashton A series of small protests
Month: November 2021
MARY’S MEALS: CARDS AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Our thoughtful gifts make a real difference to the lives of children living in the world’s poorest countries – including those affected by natural disasters, conflict,
EDUCATION: Italyʼs discrimination against foreign lecturers defies law and justice
Would a seventh European Court ruling against Rome really force a change in attitude, asks Dumbarton academic David Petrie Poland hit the headlines across Europe
ENVIRONMENT: HELENSBURGH climate change event hailed a success
By Aileen MacLennan Argyll and Bute Council’s climate change event has been hailed a success. The family friendly event was held in the Helensburgh and
RELIGION: The ability to see beyond ourselves
By Canon Gerry Conroy Religion is no certain antidote to that very human condition of self-worship that closes us off to an openness to anything
First Native American in the US Cabinet visits Scotland’s first National Park
By Elaine Brewer US Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland visited Loch Lomond and met with a local teenager to discuss the role for young