September 21, 2024 – THE DEMOCRAT

POLITICS: MOANING ON MERSEYSIDE OVER ‘CRUEL’ DECISION TO SLASH THE WINTER FUEL PAYMENT

September 21, 2024 heaneymedia

By Bill Heaney Fewer seats on the buses and trains from Scotland to Labour’s Liverpool annual conference were booked by party members this weekend. The

Politics: PM will no longer accept donations to pay for clothes, but football tickets are another matter

September 21, 2024 heaneymedia

20 September 2024 By Sam Francis, BBC political reporter Sir Keir Starmer, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Chancellor Rachel Reeves, pictured above, will not

Police investigated Fayed sex assault at estate in Scotland

September 21, 2024 heaneymedia

Mohamed Al Fayed has been accused of abuse by dozens of women 20 September 2024 Police Scotland says it has investigated a report of a

STATS SHOW: Neither the 31-day nor the 62-day cancer treatment standards are being met

Just how bad are the NHS statistics for Public Health in Scotland? Dumbarton’s MSP laid them out for all the world to see following the

Snooker champion Graeme Dott jailed for sexually abusing children

by LUCY ASHTON Former snooker world champion Graeme Dott has been jailed for seven years for sexually abusing children. The 49-year-old subjected a girl and

LibDems respond to miserable series of health stats

by LUCY ASHTON Scottish Liberal Democrat health spokesperson Adam Harley MSP said today that his party will continue to fight to fix the NHS after

LibDems comment on “damning” Promise report and insists government publish drug deaths stats for care-experienced people

LibDem MSP Duncan Dunlop, who has experience of being in care, Maree Todd, Minister for Children and Labour spokesperson Katherine Sangster by BILL HEANEY Scottish

Scottish Conservatives to warn of Swinney “tax bombshell” on the way

by BILL HEANEY The Scottish Conservatives will lead a debate tomorrow (Wednesday) in Holyrood to warn of another SNP “tax bombshell” that could hit middle-income

Scot Lib Dem Highland MSPs write to government over council plans

Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth and Morven-May MacCallum, LibDem MSP by BILL HEANEY Ahead of a parliamentary debate about the Scottish Government’s plans to reorganise

Orange Order parade dispute continues after main players hold talks

Orange men on parade – but it’s still no go for them at Garvachy Road in Portadown. 28 September 2026 Updated 1 hour ago The

REPORTS FROM STORMONT AND PORTADOWN: Garvaghy Road residents seek ‘international mediator’ as protest goes on and on

Orange Order members hold ‘constructive’ meeting with NI Secretary Bryant Garvaghy residents meet Bryant, seeking international mediator in dispute Orange Order maintains presence at Drumcree

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