Argyll and Bute Council’s Early Years Team has received the General Teaching Council Scotland’s Quality Mark after gaining an Excellence in Professional Learning Award from the organisation.
Day: May 19, 2022
HEALTH: Open, honest and transparent approach to decision making helps mitigate risks
By Lucy Ashton A Healthcare Improvement Scotland report into the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, which serves West Dunbartonshire and Argyll, has revealed high patient satisfaction
JOURNALISM: Newspapers must fulfil their role in keeping the public informed without fear of intimidation or harassment.”
Wealthy individuals attempting to “avoid scrutiny and public criticism” through use of SLAPPs, says Society of Editors Urgent reform is required to put an end
HEALTH: BAILLIE SUPPORTS BLADDER CANCER AWARENESS
By Lucy Ashton Jackie Baillie is supporting calls to create awareness around bladder cancer symptoms in a bid to save lives. May is Bladder Cancer
POLITICS: Coalition takes control of Argyll and Bute Council
The new Provost Maurice Corry and council leader Robin Currie. Top picture Helensburgh seafront and top Oban distillery and McCaig’s Folly. Pictures by Bill Heaney