An artist’s impression shows what the containers will look like in the loch – on the surface they will look much like current fish pens
Month: January 2022
NICOLA STURGEON: £50m of public cash ploughed into company linked to tax haven
By Democrat reporter The Daily Record is reporting that a bank set up by Nicola Sturgeon has ploughed £50million of public money into a firm linked to a tax
MSP BAILLIE: bed days occupied by patients from West Dunbartonshire trebled within 18 months
By Lucy Ashton Jackie Baillie has expressed her concern over delayed discharge after it was revealed that the number of bed days occupied by patients
Roads: Highway Code updates are now in force
The latest updates to the Highway Code have come into force, bringing a new set of precautions with them. The Department for Transport (DfT) has
DEMOCRACY: Have you considered standing for election in Argyll and Bute?
By Aileen Maclennan Communities across Argyll and Bute, which includes Helensburgh and the Lochside up past Arrochar, will join the rest of the country in
DRUGS: To tackle drugs deaths and child addiction, Tories must compromise
By Bill Heaney Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has called on UK government drugs minister Kit Malthouse to work with Scottish ministers, campaigners, and