By Canon Gerry Conroy I have always found Sunday’s Gospel very hard to follow: things change in it so quickly. One minute everyone is full
Month: January 2022
K13 CREW ARE REMEMBERED AT HM NAVAL BASE CLYDE
Helensburgh Sea Cadets ring the K13 Bell in honour of those who lost their lives. By Kim Hardie Royal Navy personnel from HM Naval Base
Art School risk assessment needs to be done before not after. After is too late
OPINION January 30, 2022, 12:35 pm Joan McAlpine is a former MSP and convener of the Scottish Parliament culture committee that called for judicial inquiry
MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEKEND
Not the Broons In my The Sunday Post column today I’ve written about Alison Watt’s knockout A Portrait Without Likeness exhibition as it travels from
WHITEBOARD JUNGLE: violence and abuse from pupils was the greatest cause of stress for teachers in the past 12 months.
By Bill Heaney Teacher numbers have increased for six years in a row, according to the Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills, Shirley-Anne Somerville. This
BUDGET: The workforce crisis existed before the pandemic, says Labour’s Jackie Baillie
The Scottish Budget could not have come at a time of greater economic and social uncertainty for families, communities and services, according to Jackie Baillie,