By Vinnie O’Dowd and Bill Heaney A persistent shoplifter has said the police need to do more to stop people like her stealing from businesses.
Month: October 2023
CRUMBLING CONCRETE: Not accurate for SNP to say that if a building is open then that means it is safe
LibDem leader Alex Cole-Hamilton and SNP Minister Shirley-Anne Somerville. By Bill Heaney Social Justice Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville told a Scottish Parliament Committee that there is
COSLA UNSPUN: Frequently Asked Questions about the local government pay dispute
28 September 2023 Who are UNISON fighting for? This dispute is about getting a fair pay settlement for ALL staff. Most local government staff are
DISABILITY: Include us in says Loch Lomond National Park
By Elaine Brewer As an organisation that strives to be an inclusive employer, we were very grateful for the recent opportunity to work with Inclusion
HEALTH: Degree joy for Stuart and Brian
Degree joy for Stuart and Brian Inverclyde Royal Hospital’s Estates team are celebrating after two dedicated members of staff achieved degrees in building services. Stuart
Bewildered councils not consulted on levelling up cash
The Scottish Government said it was not consulted about how the funding could be prioritised Greenock, looking across the Firth of Clyde to Helensburgh, is