By Anna O’Neill and Oliver Slow BBC News report A number of workers at the RNLI have raised some concerns about sexist and bigoted behaviour
Month: July 2023
Man airlifted by helicopter from Portavadie dies in hospital
Portavadie marina resort sits on the shores of Loch Fyne Updated on July 3 A 31-year-old man has died after an incident at a luxury
TRANSPORT: Lib Dems oppose bleak July rail fares rise
By Bill Heaney Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has today called for the Scottish Government to freeze rail fares for at least the remainder
AFFORDABLE HOUSING ‘ON CLIFF-EDGE’ AS BUILDING PIPELINE PLUMMETS BY 50 PER CENT
By Bill Heaney Affordable housing is on a cliff edge, Scottish Labour has warned today, as the number of new affordable houses set to be built in
RELIGION: We cannot undo the effects of sin without suffering
CANON GERRY CONROY I think very few would question the statement that you can’t help loving what you love, you can’t help falling in love
MIDGES CAN MAKE LIFE MURDER ON LOCH LOMONDSIDE
By Lucy Ashton Whether you are out fishing, playing golf on a local course or simply walking the West Highland Way, the midges are odds