Dalreoch primary school in Castlehill, Dumbarton, qualifying class 1960. Caroline Scott, Sandra Mason, Liz Young, Margaret McColl, Myra Fotheringham, ? Margaret Blair, Helen Roberts, Margaret
Month: April 2024
‘Whipping the herring’: how Easter used to be celebrated
Nathaniel Grogan’s Whipping the Herring out of Town – A Scene of Cork (circa 1800). Image: Crawford Art Gallery Collection By Marion McGarryRTÉ Brainstorm Analysis: there
Do you need care this Easter? Our Minor Injuries Units are here to help
Do you need care this Easter? Our Minor Injuries Units are here to help NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is urging people to think carefully
‘BETRAYAL’ OF SOCIAL CARE WORKERS AS FAIR WORK MONEY UNDER THREAT
By Lucy Ashton The SNP government has betrayed social care workers as Fair Work funding has been cut to cover the cost of government failure
Authors and experts criticise government and councils for Aye Write and Wee Write funding axe
March 31, 2024 By Marion Scott of the Sunday Post One in five children from Scotland’s most deprived areas leaves primary school unable to read well.
Double council tax for second homes under new powers
Local authorities will be able to increase the tax on second homes from April 1 under new powers By Lucy Ashton Councils in Scotland will