19 January 2023 By Aileen Maclennan People in Argyll and Bute, which includes Cardross, Helensburgh and Lomond, can access a wide variety of support and advice
Month: January 2023
Health Board develops digital ‘one-stop shop’ to transform IT support for patients
By Lucy Ashton NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde will shortly begin work on new apps and a website that will help people with a range
Woke queen Jacinda Ardern quits as New Zealand PM with party bombing in the polls
She became a figurehead for ‘progressive’ politics but her popularity has been on the wain due to her ultra-strict handling of the Covid crisis By
JOURNALISM: ‘Worrying threats’ to press freedom
– News Bulletin – Scroll below for more information on: Leading editors and industry experts join conference line-up Open justice consultation ‘Worrying threats’ to press freedom
What is a Section 35, and how does it affect Scotland’s gender recognition law
Author: Ferret Journalists The Scottish Government’s Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill has been blocked by the UK Government, using a special “veto” power called a
Celtic Connections open now as it celebrates 30 years
Scottish traditional musician and composer Ross Ainslie and Louisiana father-daughter duo Dirk and Amelia Powell warm up for Celtic Connections 2023 ahead of its opening