By Lucy Ashton Jackie Baillie was delighted to join pupils from Kilcreggan Primary on the Rosneath Peninsula as they made history by taking part in
Month: February 2022
Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park – outdoor recreation and access rights
By Nick Kempe in Parkswatch Scotland On Monday I went for a wander around Glen Ample from Loch Lubnaig in Strathyre, starting at the car
Concerns raised about government survey of pupils asking what kind of sex they’re having
The survey is being sent out by councils on behalf of the Scottish Government. Concerns have been raised about a health and wellbeing survey which
Inchconnachan and the fairness of our planning system – a desert island Special Area of Conservation?
February 18, 2022 By Nick Kempe, of Parkswatch Scotland Inchconnachan, the Loch Lomond island, has been in news recently because of the proposals to get
POLITICS: Yes campaign leaders must act over this toxic culture
BBC reporter Sarah Smith and JIm Sillars – “reaction to that truth was more bile.” WHEN, in a letter to the Glasgow Herald, Sarah Smith
SECRET SCOTLAND: john swinney must make parliamentary statement on fiddling OECD report
By Bill Heaney Scottish Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Willie Rennie has today called for the Education Secretary Shirley Anne Somerville to make a statement to