The Govan-Partick bridge will carry pedestrians and cyclists over the River Clyde. By Andrea Racekova BBC Scotland News A new Govan-Partick bridge carrying pedestrians and
Day: September 6, 2024
NOTEBOOK: POLITICIANS AND PROMISES TO PENSIONERS
Notebook by Bill Heaney Winter Fuel. These words themselves conjure up pictures in the mind of families sitting comfortably around the fire in warm homes
GREEN POLICIES ON FREE SCHOOL MEALS AND GENDER RECOGNITION SLASHED BY SNP
By Lucy Ashton Free school meals for all primary school children were a commitment that the Scottish Greens secured back in 2021. That was being
GOVERNMENT FAILING TO KEEP PROMISE TO LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN
By Bill Heaney Educational attainment has fallen, school attendance rates are declining and the exclusion rate for looked-after children – that’s children fostered out or
HEALTH: When will patients receive the standard of care they deserve?
Labour leader Anas Sarwar and First Minister John Swinney. By Bill Heaney People are becoming sick listening to complaints about NHS waiting lists. But it’s
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR ON BUSES SPIKES AFTER FREE TRAVEL INTRODUCTION FOR PEOPLE UNDER 22
By Lucy Ashton Antisocial behaviour across the bus network in Scotland is becoming commonplace. That has included young people lobbing rocks at buses and assaults