Were families of elderly and ill patients at Crosslet House and elsewhere pressurised (or not even told) that Do Not Resuscitate notes had been placed
Month: July 2023
Robert Burns farm opens doors to Auld Lang Syne holiday cottage
Ellisland is where the national bard wrote Auld Lang Syne and Tam o Shanter Robert Burns Ellisland Museum and Farm By Lucy Ashton Some good
Nearly 3,000 drivers fined for breaching low emission zone
BBC Scotland News is reporting that 3,000 drivers were fined for breaching Glasgow’s low emission zone (LEZ) in the first month of its operation, new
Court of Session rejects bid for review of pub contract legislation
Brewers claimed the Scottish Government had no power to impose the rules on bar tenants Dame Jackie Baillie with Glencairn Lounge owner Tam Murray and
School bus services spared the axe after public outcry
NOTEBOOK by BILL HEANEY Updated Saturday, July 8, 2023 There’s an old saying that you shouldn’t believe everything you read in the newspapers. We all
Junior doctors call off strike after new pay offer
A doctor at work – BMA Scotland said it had agreed to suspend the strike. By Katy Scott BBC Scotland news website Junior doctors in