The latest data released by PAMCo shows that the daily audience number across the press industry – which includes national and numerous regional news brands – now totals 34 million readers, which is growth of 10% year-on-year.
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HELP THE HOMELESS TEAMS NEED AID URGENTLY
The night shelter team is struggling with the enormity of the impact on homeless people, Maasz said. Many were in tears when they were forced to ask people to leave for the streets because the Lodging House Mission (LMH) day centre which hosts the shelter overnight, is no longer running its services.
FOOTBALL HAS QUESTIONS TO ANSWER OVER PLAYER SAFETY
Childrens’ charities have accused Scottish football clubs of failing to protect young players from sexual abuse, following research from The Ferret which shows nearly two-thirds of Premiership and Championship teams have no dedicated safeguarding officer.
LEONARD SPEAKS UP FOR OLD FOLK AND CARERS
The answers will give no comfort to West Dunbartonshire Council who decided to jettison their policy of community provision for old people in favour of one large home accommodating more than 75 people at Crosslet in Dumbarton.
Critics have said the Council have turned the clock back to the days when older people were accommodated in what were then known as “granny farms” and “poorhouses”.
NO CONFIRMED CASES OF CORONA VIRUS AT BASE
There are currently no confirmed cases at HMNB Clyde, either at Coulport or Faslane, the MoD have told The Democrat. The Ministry of Defence has put in place plans to ensure the delivery of its key operations in the UK and overseas.
The MOD is well prepared for this outbreak of COVID-19 and has well-rehearsed plans in place for dealing with health matters.
PEATLANDS UNDER THREAT FROM CLIMATE CHANGE
The application, which would allow peat mining to take place for ten years, was made by Brian MacGregor and Sons, a company which supplies peat for use in horticulture and malt production across the UK.