Young people need to be given choices in all aspects of life and food is no exception. Veganism has grown in popularity over the last few years, so it is wonderful to hear that the catering staff at Lochgilphead Joint Campus are giving pupils the opportunity to explore it.
Police and the QE University Hospital. By Democrat reporter Police in Clydebank are appealing for information following an assault in the Dalmuir area. The incident
What they have been up to has seen lots of poor outcomes, confrontation and lack of consultation with the public – and money disappearing out the Church Street and Hall Street windows like snow off a dyke.
Dumbarton and Lomond constituency MSP Jackie Baillie, left, said: “When the SNP came to power they promised to “Dump the Debt Monster”. Instead they slashed student grants and bursaries and looked on as students from West Dunbartonshire and Argyll & Bute were forced into borrowing more to survive.
Victims of abuse at Scottish boarding schools have been urged to share their experience with the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry.
UNISON Scotland will also be highlighting the impact of austerity cuts to public services on FOISA, including through cuts to staff numbers and increasing pressures on staff.
