June 2022 – THE DEMOCRAT

FLAMINGOLAND: Save Loch Lomond campaign rebooted as new application lodged

June 1, 2022 heaneymedia

By Lucy Ashton A Green campaign which saw a record 60,000 objections lodged against a Flamingoland development at Loch Lomond has been rebooted after the

POLICE MESSAGE: Suspicious fire in Dumbarton

June 1, 2022 heaneymedia

Police Scotland is appealing for information following a suspicious fire in Dumbarton. Around 11.25pm on Tuesday, 31 May, 2022, police received a report of a

CRIME: MURDER HUNT MAY BE CALLED OFF AFTER PRIME SUSPECT FOUND DEAD

June 1, 2022 heaneymedia

By Bill Heaney Pedophile Norman Duncan died suddenly at his home in Vale of Leven last week leading to unconfirmed speculation that he murdered and

WEATHER: Snow blizzards and freezing cold Arctic air to sweep across Scotland

La Nina and the coldest December across Scotland for years Brace yourself for a significant spell of severe cold. Snow blizzards and freezing cold Arctic

BAILLIE VISITS VALE POSTIES AHEAD OF BUSY CHRISTMAS PERIOD

By Lucy Ashton Jackie Baillie paid a visit to the Royal Mail sorting office in Alexandria to see first-hand the operation of delivering Christmas post

WHEN WILL THE BRA BARONESS GIVE US OUR MONEY BACK, LABOUR LEADER ASKS PM

Baroness Michelle Mone who ended up with nearly £30 million in her bank account. By Bill Heaney It is absolutely right that the baroness is

New SNP Westminster leader ‘s disappointing speech to parliament

By Bill Heaney New SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn made a disappointingly low key debut at Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons today.

Coffin factory workers start week-long strike

The Co-op Funeralcare picket line manned by members of the UNITE trade union. By Lucy Ashton Staff at the Co-op’s only UK coffin manufacturing factory

COST OF LIVING: Negative mental health impact on 25 per cent of young people

By Lucy Ashton Following a new report which shows that more than a quarter of young people have experienced very negative mental health as a

LABOUR’S KNICKERS IN A TWIST OVER BRA QUEEN MONE’S PPE CONTRACTS

Michelle Mone became a peer in 2015. By Democrat reporter Baroness Michelle Mone will take a leave of absence from the House of Lords following

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: Victim surcharge fund has paid out a fraction of what was promised

$CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: Victim surcharge fund has paid out a fraction of what was promised$

By Lucy Ashton Women’s Aid groups are being badly let down by the SNP government. Scottish Liberal Democrat justice spokesperson Liam McArthur has today raised

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