He added that he believed Baillie’s anti-independence views put her out of step with the majority of her constituents who voted Yes in 2014.
Category: investigations
Unauthorised development at ‘Little America’ off the A811 at Gartocharn
Actually, the plots are up for sale with an auction planned for 21st August. It appears that the new entrance and the related works may have been undertaken as part of an attempt to convince gullible members of the public that these plots has a reasonable chance of obtaining planning permission:
Professor calls for ‘missing’ Test and Protect data to be released
She believes the government has that level of information after the first minister revealed that during the Aberdeen outbreak, a significant portion of contacts were traced within a day and all the contacts were found within three days.
This Is How Your Brain Becomes Addicted to Caffeine
Why, exactly, is caffeine addictive? The reason stems from the way the drug affects the human brain, producing the alert feeling that caffeine drinkers crave.
Adoption charities taking over Kinship Carer service is ‘slap in the face’
The campaigning group, which represents thousands of Scottish carers, says that the decision on the contract conflicts with “the Promise” made by the Independent Care Review. This called on the Scottish Government to commit to ensuring children are kept with their families wherever possible.
TRAIN CRASH VICTIMS NAMED BY POLICE
Conductor Donald Dinnie and passenger Christopher Stuchbury. By Democrat reporter The three people who died at the derailment incident have been formally identified and