Assistant Chief Constable Gillian MacDonald, who led on Major Crime and Public Protection, and Detective Chief Superintendent Gerry McLean, who was head of Organised Crime and Counter-Terrorism at Police Scotland, have been awarded the Queen’s Police Medal (QPM).
Immediate improvements have been ordered at the controversial £850 million showpiece Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and Royal Hospital for Children which is at the centre of a major investigation following the deaths of two children earlier this year. Jane Grant, Chief Executive, pictured left, said: “We are sorry for the distress that patients and their families have experienced by the current issues and want to assure them and the public that we are working with the Scottish Government to do everything necessary to remedy the situation.
Wellbeing Radio, which has been developed in Scotland, will go live on 12 noon on Wednesday, 1 January 2020, with a packed schedule of programmes designed to promote physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.
Is the champagne going flat? And have the turkey, ham and mince pies lost their appeal? Get your coat and go down to Helensburgh this weekend for a movie at the Tower. You’ll love it. There’s lots of space too, to park that new Jag the family bought you for Christmas …
