Lee James Dodds was only 32 when he died and his wife, Charmaine, hopes the inquiry will reveal why people like her husband lost their
Month: August 2023
Third blow for West Dunbartonshire as council fear terrible loss of Wilko store
Wilko has entered administration, putting 10 Scottish outlets at risk By Bill Heaney West Dunbartonshire took another kick in the teeth when the Clydebank store
LIBDEMS: NHS workers logged safe staffing concerns more than 21,000 times
By Lucy Ashton Scottish Liberal Democrat leader and health spokesperson Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP has today accused Humza Yousaf of leaving a legacy of staff shortages,
VOLUNTEERING: Caring volunteer Sheila is a cut above
Sheila Wilson, who is from Greenock, was previously a hairdresser and worked in salons before she decided to change career paths and get into nursing.
ENVIRONMENT: Animal snares to be banned in Scotland
INVESTIGATION by BILLY BRIGGS in THE FERRET The use of snares for catching animals is to be banned by the Scottish Government after years of
Government inaction means families and pensioners will struggle to heat their homes again
Responding to the changes in the energy price cap, Liberal Democrat Scottish affairs spokesperson Christine Jardine MP ., pictured left, said: “It’s a relief that