The National Trust for Scotland said the funds will go towards Hill House in Helensburgh. by Democrat reporter An anonymous donation of £625,000 has boosted
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QEII Hospital staff say maternity ward is ‘unsafe’ as inspectors criticise delays
The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital has been ordered to make improvements by Susie Forrest Scotland health producer BBC Scotland Staff at Scotland’s biggest hospital described
Councillors drop in to see Your Vale, Your Future exhibition
West Dunbartonshire Council Councillor Michelle McGinty and Councillor John Miller stopped by the Your Vale, Your Future exhibition at Alexandria Library this week – and
MINISTER ASKED TO CLEAR UP IGNORANCE AROUND SENTENCING IN COURTS
Justice Minister Neil Gray, Barlinnie Prison, Polmont YOI and Conservative MSP Stephen Kerr. by Bill Heaney When judges hand down a sentence in court, most
Government is now taking action to tackle vaping among young people
by Bill Heaney Council planning committees have no control over what is sold in shops — and that includes vapes. Planning authorities within local authorities
Reducing number of tax bands would lead to swingeing cuts in public expenditure, says Swinney
by Bill Heaney The internationally respected Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland has just stated that Scotland’s income tax is overly complex and is making