February 23, 2023 By Aileen MacLennan and Bill Heaney Roads, schools, waste services and climate support – all benefit from investment in the budget set
Month: February 2023
DOON THE WATTER: Multi-million pound funding boost for Rothesay Pavilion transformation
By Aileen MacLennan Scotland’s next potential top 10 visitor attraction is on track for stage 1 completion in August 2024, with a new £6.1 million
BOOKS: Conversations with Gerald Dawe on a Life in Poetry
Gerald Dawe, pictured right, with a pentameter of poets at the Clifden Arts Festival in Connemara, Ireland. Picture by Bill Heaney OUT NOW Exciting New
Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone to retire after five years in job
Police Scotland Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone has announced his retirement. By Bill Heaney Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone
Omagh shooting – latest updates: three men arrested over attempted murder as police focus on New IRA
The dissident republican group the New IRA are the “primary focus” of the attempted murder probe By Heather Carrick Gunmen shot a senior police officer
KNOCKDERRY CASTLE SOLD TO US prosecutor behind efforts to extradite fugitive Nicholas Rossi over rape charges.
By Bill Heaney A controversial Scottish castle worth more than £1 million has been snapped up by the US prosecutor behind efforts to extradite fugitive