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Day: October 15, 2025

CELTIC CONNECTIONS 2026: Superb entertainment from an incredible line-up of global talent

October 15, 2025 heaneymedia

By Bill Heaney Glasgow’s world-renowned Celtic Connections festival will get 2026 off to a spectacular start with a packed programme of superb entertainment from an

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PATIENCE WEARING THIN OVER PUBLIC ACCESS RIGHTS AND COMPLAINTS TO LOCH LOMOND PARK AUTHORITY

October 15, 2025 heaneymedia

Nick Kempe’s Parkswatch column: On 20th September I wrote about the sign above in a post on Scotland’s free trade in land and its consequences –

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VETS CALLED TO HEEL ON OVER-CHARGING FOR PET MEDICATION AND TREATMENT

October 15, 2025 heaneymedia

By Lucy Ashton Pet owners are being ripped off by vets for medication for cats, dogs, rabbits and all other domestic animals. Such is the

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THE TAXMAN COMETH FOR MORE OF YOUR INCOME IN NOVEMBER

October 15, 2025 heaneymedia

The BBC News is reporting that Rachel Reeves has said she is looking at raising taxes again at her autumn Budget next month. The chancellor

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KEEPING FIT: LEVENGROVE PARK RUN OCTOBER 11 2025

October 15, 2025 heaneymedia
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POLICE INVESTIGATION continues into the practices of the former A Milne Independent Funeral Directors …

October 15, 2025 heaneymedia

Alba Brian Allison had to come to terms with being given a stranger’s ashes instead of his mother’s. By Kayleigh Harvey of BBC Scotland Brian

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  • NEW LABOUR LEADER MARRA PLEDGES TO PUT EDUCATION AT HEART OF SCOTTISH POLITICS
  • ‘It might be time to wrap it up’ – O’Neill ponders Celtic future after defeat
  • Is Scotland’s whisky industry on the rocks?
  • Scotland’s National Book Awards – Fiction Book of the Year
  • Council ban is a threat to everyone who believes in one of the core foundation principles of a democracy- their right to know what their government [at every level] is doing.
  • The President of Ireland, Catherine Connolly, visits the National Library of Scotland and GAA

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NEW LABOUR LEADER MARRA PLEDGES TO PUT EDUCATION AT HEART OF SCOTTISH POLITICS

NEW LABOUR LEADER MARRA PLEDGES TO PUT EDUCATION AT HEART OF SCOTTISH POLITICS

by BILL HEANEY Holyrood must break its “consensus of silence” on education, Michael Marra will say today, as the Scottish Labour leader pledges to put

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‘It might be time to wrap it up’ – O’Neill ponders Celtic future after defeat

‘It might be time to wrap it up’ – O’Neill ponders Celtic future after defeat

by Kheredine Idessane BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park He delivered a double few thought possible last season when the Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup

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Is Scotland’s whisky industry on the rocks?

Is Scotland’s whisky industry on the rocks?

Job cuts, falling sales and growing competition have put pressure on the country’s most famous export Scotch whisky remains one of Scotland’s most important exports,

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Scotland’s National Book Awards – Fiction Book of the Year

Scotland’s National Book Awards – Fiction Book of the Year

Luath Press CAT WUMMAN by Gerda Stevenson has been longlisted for the 2026 Saltires, Scotland’s National Book Awards – Fiction Book of the Year. This

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Council ban is a threat to everyone who believes in one of the core foundation principles of a democracy- their right to know what their government [at every level] is doing.

Council ban is a threat to everyone who believes in one of the core foundation principles of a democracy- their right to know what their government [at every level] is doing.

National Press Club One can only hope that West Dunbartonshire Council and its Communications Officer Amanda Graham have been paying attention to internet postings like

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The President of Ireland, Catherine Connolly, visits the National Library of Scotland and GAA

The President of Ireland, Catherine Connolly, visits the National Library of Scotland and GAA

National Library of Scotland and GAA Ba phribhléid dúinn fáilte a chur roimh Uachtarán na hÉireann, Catherine Connolly, chuig Leabharlann Náisiúnta na hAlban inniu. It

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Man charged after ‘attack on police and medical staff’ at Celtic Park during during derby at Parkhead

Man charged after ‘attack on police and medical staff’ at Celtic Park during during derby at Parkhead

by Democrat reporter A man has been arrested and charged after an alleged attack on medical staff and police at the Celtic V Rangers match

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Louise O’Neill: ‘The rhetoric around dating was that for women over 35, you may as well be dead’

Louise O’Neill: ‘The rhetoric around dating was that for women over 35, you may as well be dead’

Books The bestselling novelist’s blisteringly honest new memoir, A Bigger Life, centres on the fallout from finding herself single in her late 30s Nadine O’Regan

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