By Democrat reporter STV News is reporting that a man has pled guilty to killing a charity cyclist whose body was found in a country
Month: July 2023
FAREWELL TO SINEAD O’CONNOR, A WOMAN OF COURAGE
‘She was deemed mad and unpredictable’: The day Sinead O’Connor tore up a photo of the Pope on Saturday Night Live Thirty years ago, a
Education truck showcases cutting edge solutions at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Education truck showcases cutting edge solutions at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital An education truck situated outside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital has showcased cutting edge
POLITICS: Patrick Harvie in humiliating government snub
Dumbarton man Paddy Harvie and Green colleague Lorna Slater in Edinburgh. By Lucy Ashton The Scottish Greens co-leader, Dumbarton man Paddy Harvie, has failed to
FERRET INVESTIGATION: Trident nuclear project can’t be delivered, says watchdog
Author: Rob Edwards in The Ferret Delivery of nuclear reactors to power a new fleet of Trident submarines on the Clyde has been branded as “unachievable”
Mental health patient stuck in hospital for ten years due to delayed discharge crisis
By Bill Heaney Hundreds of mental health patients are needlessly stuck in Scottish hospitals due to a lack of available care packages – with one