By Aine Allardyce The University of Glasgow is spearheading celebrations to commemorate the 250thanniversary of the poet Robert Fergusson’s lasting impact on Scottish literature and
Month: October 2024
Gilruth keeps £145m from councils over teacher numbers row
The education secretary has held back funds earmarked for teacher numbers because some councils are making cuts. Updated 11 October 2024 By Bill Heaney The
Health Board welcomes its newest team member – a dog called Cooper
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has just welcomed its newest team member. He’s got his own ID badge and a special calling card to explain
SWINNEY DENIES FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE IS IN DECLINE
By Bill Heaney The new UK Labour government will have to come up with more money to make the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service “fit
Liz Hurley encourages Scottish women to see a doctor if they think they have breast cancer
By Bill Heaney Liz Hurley, the Hollywood actress and model, whose grandmother died of breast cancer, has been helping to raise awareness of the disease
TAX ON TIPS AND GRATUITIES COMPLAINT LEADS TO LABOUR RIBBING ON FREEBIES
By Bill Heaney Scottish Labour have made it clear that they are delighted with the new Employment Rights Act which the UK government have brought