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Day: April 24, 2025

Judge orders schools must provide single-sex toilets

April 24, 2025 heaneymedia

A court order is set to be issued to ensure legal obligation of Scottish state schools ‘made clear’ The order comes after parents won a

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Helensburgh’s £22 million leisure centre storm damaged roof remains ‘fragile’

April 24, 2025 heaneymedia

Leisure centre at Helensburgh Pier was damaged in the storm almost three months ago and work is ongoing to identify a solution By Andrew Galloway

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VALEMAN DAVE KING IS AT HEART OF DEAL FOR AMERICAN TAKEOVER AT IBROX STADIUM

April 24, 2025 heaneymedia

Rangers takeover: Ibrox club confirm ‘productive conversations’ with Andrew Cavenagh and the 49ers Enterprises Sky Sports News has been told Rangers and the US consortium

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It costs just 10p a day to feed a child with Mary’s Meals

April 24, 2025 heaneymedia

Mary’s Meals UK It costs just 10p a day to feed a child with Mary’s Meals. Through a daily school meal, we can transform the

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Glasgow Wins Best Contribution by a Law School at Student Pro Bono Awards 2025

April 24, 2025 heaneymedia

Photo caption: (left to right): Lord Richard Hermer KC, Isla Douglas, Julia Budzynska, Niamh Dennis, Matthew Ferguson, Nicole Marshall, Olivia Murray, Eamon Keane, Maria Helena

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SOCIETY OF EDITORS NEWS BULLETIN

April 24, 2025 heaneymedia

RESPECTFUL SUGGESTION TO COMMUNICATORS. COULD YOU PLEASE REFRAIN FROM PLACING YOUR MEDIA RELEASES WITHIN FRAMES. THANKS, BILL HEANEY  Society criticises firearms anonymity plan  The Executive

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  • Woman’s body recovered from water at Falls of Falloch near Loch Lomond
  • BAILLIE BLASTS SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT OVER DELAYED DISCHARGE FIGURES
  • Scottish Maritime Museum to host a series of workshops
  • WAVERLEY EXCURSIONS DOON THE WATTER
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£10 BILLION on poor-quality PPE during pandemic, damning inquiry report finds

£10 BILLION on poor-quality PPE during pandemic, damning inquiry report finds

The report addresses the so-called ‘VIP lane’ contracts granted to some suppliers during the pandemic         by Dan Haygarth, Millie Cooke & Athena

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Woman’s body recovered from water at Falls of Falloch near Loch Lomond

Woman’s body recovered from water at Falls of Falloch near Loch Lomond

by Bill Heaney Emergency teams searched a waterfall deep pool at a beauty spot near Loch Lomond after a woman was reported in difficulty in

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BAILLIE BLASTS SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT OVER DELAYED DISCHARGE FIGURES

BAILLIE BLASTS SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT OVER DELAYED DISCHARGE FIGURES

 by Democrat reporter MSP Jackie Baillie has blasted the Scottish Government after new figures revealed rocketing delayed discharge cases.  Data from Public Health Scotland revealed

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Scottish Maritime Museum to host a series of workshops

Scottish Maritime Museum to host a series of workshops

Keep Scotland Beautiful We’re partnering with the Scottish Maritime Museum to host a series of workshops over the coming weeks, with the first on active

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WAVERLEY EXCURSIONS DOON THE WATTER

WAVERLEY EXCURSIONS DOON THE WATTER

Waverley Excursions Step back in time aboard Scotland’s favourite steamer as Waverley returns to the Clyde Coast for her summer season.  Cruise the spectacular Clyde

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Studio 30 Helensburgh show dates

Studio 30 Helensburgh show dates

Studio 30 Helensburgh Get your diary ready… Show 2027 dates are LOCKED IN

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£20 million of new government funding has been announced to help reduce holiday queues at ferry ports

£20 million of new government funding has been announced to help reduce holiday queues at ferry ports

Transport Secretary and EU commissioner agree to work together with the aim of the smoothest possible EES checks ahead of the busy summer period £20

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IF YOU THINK IT’S WARM DOWN LEVENGROVE TODAY THEN SPARE A THOUGHT FOR THESE BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS IN KENYA

IF YOU THINK IT’S WARM DOWN LEVENGROVE TODAY THEN SPARE A THOUGHT FOR THESE BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS IN KENYA

Safari pictures by Iain and Carole Fleming in Kenya

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