By Lucy Ashton Whether you are out fishing, playing golf on a local course or simply walking the West Highland Way, the midges are odds
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LOADSAMONEY: University student scoops £27k on Clyde 1’s cash register
Tia Caldwell, 18, won the big cash prize through a Clyde 1 By Lucy Ashton A local student has bagged £27,000 in a radio competition
King Charles – Order of Service for a National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication at St Giles’ Cathedral, Edinburgh
3rd of July, 2023 By Cameron Brooks The Order of Service has been announced for the Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication at St Giles’ on Wednesday
HOSPITALS INQUIRY: WHEN THE SPINNING HAS TO STOP AND RESIGNATIONS HAVE TO FOLLOW
Updated Monday, July 3, 2023 Health chiefs spied on Jackie Baillie and Anas Sarwar after they raised concerns about scandal-hit hospital Scotland’s Labour Party leaders
ASBESTOS DEBATE PART 2: Asbestos has added to the devastating exposure to industrial illness that we see in Scotland
By Bill Heaney The asbestos industry in Scotland was world leading from the 1870s, Labour MSP Paul Sweeney, whose father was a shipyard worker, told
ASBESTOS DEBATE PART 1: SONG OF THE CLYDE WAS DEATH KNELL FOR HUNDREDS OF SHIPYARD WORKERS
Song of the Clyde by Kenneth McKellar I’ll sing of a river I’m happy besideThe song that I sing is a song of the ClydeOf