Hogmanay and New Year is a special holiday in Scotland, but this is not reflected in the experience of many retail workers, with three-quarters saying that they feel they spend too little time with friends and family over New Year.
Hogmanay and New Year is a special holiday in Scotland, but this is not reflected in the experience of many retail workers, with three-quarters saying that they feel they spend too little time with friends and family over New Year.
By Paul Cassidy Research carried out by A Menu for Change and the Independent Food Aid Network has shown a 22% rise in the total
FFS explains: UK government’s voter ID plan By Ferret Journalists The Conservative government’s main policy priorities were announced in the Queen’s Speech as MPs returned
Boo joins musicians from across the world taking part in over 300 events in venues throughout Glasgow from Thursday 16 January to Sunday 2 February 2020.
Tomorrow night sees the last feature of the season for Concord CommunIty Cinema before the new season starts in February. Wednesday afternoon sees the screening of A WEE LOOK BACK 58 featuring films on GLASGOW at WORK and PLAY and on WHO OWNS SCOTLAND. £2 admission includes tea and buns at all WEE LOOK BACK shows.
Under the headline “Harry and Meghan leave royals for ‘commoner’ life’”, the Murdoch-owned tabloid offers a vivid interpretation of what this “commoner” life might look like: Markle on a sofa with a fag in one hand and curlers in her hair; Harry beside her, belly hanging out over white Y-fronts, and own-brand beer spilling down his chest.