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Category: BOOK REVIEWS
HOSPITALITY UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS IF SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT DOES NOT FIGHT FOR JOBS
Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton Constituency, has warned that if the furlough scheme ends before a quality Jobs Guarantee Scheme is in place, thousands of workers in restaurants, bars and cafes could be laid off.
BOOK REVIEW: GALWAY STORIES BY LISA FRANK AND ALAN McMONAGLE
The twenty short stories travel between neighbourhoods of Galway city and county, from the city centre to Salthill, from Killary to Barna, inland to Ballinasloe and offshore to Inisbofin, one of the few places in Ireland where you can still hear the rasping kerrx-kerrx call of the endangered corncrake.
BOOK REVIEW: WE DON’T JUST PASS AWAY, WE DIE
This review, and the book itself, might be considered by many people to be “too much information”. If you are of a disposition that might be offended by a detailed account of death, then please do not read on. On the other hand this may be considered an informative and insightful essay on a subject we may have ignored or been deprived of learning about. It is a long read, about 45 minutes. The Editor
Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos keeps fit for the transfer market
BBC Scotland’s sports reporters have revealed that Rangers assistant manager Gary McAllister is urging Alfredo Morelos to continue putting transfer speculation out of his mind in pre-season training.
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ARE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
According to this survey, 15 year old girls have had the lowest well-being score for the last decade, while there has been a notable increase in negative scores for boys of the same age.