Loving care is what it’s all about at The Erskine Home. By Democrat reporter This week the Care Inspectorate confirmed that Veterans’ charity Erskine, delivers
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CAMPAIGN TO BAN TROPHY HUNTING
Trophy hunting involves shooting wild and domestic animals due to their size, rarity, or ornamental appearance. Hunters then keep a part of the animal such as the head, fur or skin as a souvenir ‘trophy’.
PUB PROTECTION BILL LODGED AT PARLIAMENT
This Bill, which will call time on the unfair practices of big business pubcos. Times are tough for many small businesses and the pub sector has seen more than its fair share of closures and job losses in recent years. This Bill would allow pub tenants to opt out of their tied arrangements if they wish, giving the industry a real boost.
CONCORD COMMUNITY CINEMA DUMBARTON …
Concord Community Cinema
Wee Look Back 59
1.30pm, Wednesday 12th February 2020.,
Admission £2 to include tea and buns at the interval,
Sweet Success Café open from 1pm.
Membership for new season of FEATURES, CLASSICS and MUSICALS available, Feb- June, at £10 for 5 films.
NAVAL BASE TEAM ARE CROWNED MASTER CATERERS
The winning Clyde team, which included Royal Navy Submariner Chefs, cooked pollack with curried mussels to start, followed by a main-course of duck breast with roasted root vegetables and a tasty caramelised pear and Gorgonzola ice-cream desert to finish.
FIRST MINISTER TAKES QUESTIONS ON SHOCK RESIGNATION
The First Minister (Nicola Sturgeon): I think the conduct is unacceptable and I will not make any attempt to say otherwise or to minimise in any way its seriousness. Based on what I knew about this last night, it was clear to me then that Derek Mackay’s conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister. Indeed, he offered his resignation to me and I accepted. It was not an option for him to remain in Government.