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Day: October 28, 2026

Budget for Scotland 2026: MIXED RECEPTION FOR £15 BILLION SPENDING ON DEFENCE

October 28, 2026 heaneymedia

Wednesday 28 Oct 2026 Energy costs lowered as home heating oil tariffs removed and 0% VAT on household electricity extended.  Growth backed with investments in

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BURNHAM BUDGET 2026: ‘BREATHING SPACE FOR TODAY, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE, SAYS HEALEY

October 28, 2026 heaneymedia

Chancellor John Healey delivers a Budget to give families and businesses breathing space from rising costs, with action on energy bills, fuel duty, wages and

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Campaigners call for new body to lead Mackintosh Building restoration

October 28, 2026 heaneymedia

Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh Building was devastated by two fires  26 October 2026 Responsibility for rebuilding the fire-damaged Mackintosh Building should be transferred from

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  • Budget for Scotland 2026: MIXED RECEPTION FOR £15 BILLION SPENDING ON DEFENCE
  • BURNHAM BUDGET 2026: ‘BREATHING SPACE FOR TODAY, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE, SAYS HEALEY
  • Campaigners call for new body to lead Mackintosh Building restoration
  • Alcohol deaths still ‘far too high’ despite decrease, minister says
  • Moderator joins in prayer and in the spirit of the Ecumenical Peace Pilgrimage
  • READERS PICTURES FROM THE FLOODING IN WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE AND FIRTH OF CLYDE

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Budget for Scotland 2026: MIXED RECEPTION FOR £15 BILLION SPENDING ON DEFENCE

Budget for Scotland 2026: MIXED RECEPTION FOR £15 BILLION SPENDING ON DEFENCE

Wednesday 28 Oct 2026 Energy costs lowered as home heating oil tariffs removed and 0% VAT on household electricity extended.  Growth backed with investments in

Continue reading

BURNHAM BUDGET 2026: ‘BREATHING SPACE FOR TODAY, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE, SAYS HEALEY

BURNHAM BUDGET 2026: ‘BREATHING SPACE FOR TODAY, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE, SAYS HEALEY

Chancellor John Healey delivers a Budget to give families and businesses breathing space from rising costs, with action on energy bills, fuel duty, wages and

Continue reading

Campaigners call for new body to lead Mackintosh Building restoration

Campaigners call for new body to lead Mackintosh Building restoration

Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh Building was devastated by two fires  26 October 2026 Responsibility for rebuilding the fire-damaged Mackintosh Building should be transferred from

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Alcohol deaths still ‘far too high’ despite decrease, minister says

Alcohol deaths still ‘far too high’ despite decrease, minister says

by BILL HEANEY More than a thousand Scots died from alcohol-related illness in 2025, new statistics show. The number of deaths recorded by the National

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Moderator joins in prayer and in the spirit of the Ecumenical Peace Pilgrimage

Moderator joins in prayer and in the spirit of the Ecumenical Peace Pilgrimage

Rt Rev Gordon Kennedy met ecumenical leaders, faith-based NGOs and government officials at Lambeth Palace in London. by BILL HEANEY The Moderator of the General

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READERS PICTURES FROM THE FLOODING IN WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE AND FIRTH OF CLYDE

READERS PICTURES FROM THE FLOODING IN WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE AND FIRTH OF CLYDE
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Rangers and Celtic are waiting for SFA tribunal to rule on their appeals against playing their Scottish Cup ties behind closed doors

Rangers and Celtic are waiting for SFA tribunal to rule on their appeals against playing their Scottish Cup ties behind closed doors

Rangers and Celtic are waiting for a Scottish FA appellate tribunal to rule on their respective appeals against an order that they must play their

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£10 MILLION LIBRARY OPENING CALLED OFF; DIY SANDBAGS FOR OLD FOLK AND POOR PLANNING BRING FLOODING MAYHEM TO WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE

£10 MILLION LIBRARY OPENING CALLED OFF; DIY SANDBAGS FOR OLD FOLK AND POOR PLANNING BRING FLOODING MAYHEM TO WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE

by BILL HEANEY The opening of the new £10 million Glencairn Library and Museum on Dumbarton High Street has been delayed after it suffered serious

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