Supermarket prices: cost of ‘value’ range foods went up faster than CPI inflation between April and September By Harriet Clugston of NationalWorld Low income shoppers may
Month: October 2022
ENVIRONMENT: Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park’s betrayal of access rights
SPECIAL REPORT AND PICTURES BY NICK KEMPE One of the many unlawful no camping signs littering the north shore of Loch Voil. While Loch Voil
FILM: The Banshees of Inisherin is great — and even better if you know the history behind it
Picture by Bill Heaney In Bruges stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson team up again for Martin McDonagh’s riotous fable that’s about more than a
Climate Change and Wellbeing Priorities for New Head of ‘Tree Oscars’
By Lucy Ashton Jean Nairn has been appointed Executive Director of Scotland’s Finest Woods, which works closely with the Woodland Trust which operates in Dumbarton,
RELIGION: Are we immune to the effects of evil
By Canon Gerry Conroy I am unsure of whether it is a new phenomenon or if it is simply that I have become more aware
TIPPING: Low-paid staff at Cameron House win withheld tips fight
Exclusive Cameron House Hotel at Arden on Loch Lomondside. Top: Democrat editor Bill Heaney interviewing Clint Eastwood at Cameron House Hotel. The Sunday Mail is