By Bill Heaney BBC Scotland is reporting that Glasgow’s Burrell Collection will reopen on 29 March after being closed for more than five years as
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Most Scots councils use paint which may contribute to global warming
February 8, 2022 Diogo Augusto investigation the Ferret Scottish councils still overwhelmingly use paint for road markings that damages the environment, The Ferret can reveal.
JOURNALISM: SCOTTISH NEWSPAPERS KEEP SALES FIGURES QUIET
By Hamish Mackay in the Scottish Review The Daily Star’s circulation has fallen below 200,000 for the first time in its 43-year history. Press Gazette reports that the
CAMPAIGN AGAINST EXCESSIVE INCREASES IN ENERGY BILLS
Do you remember the days when people talked about needing a shilling for the meter. Or even pennies were used to top it up?
JOURNALISM: Government confirms press exemption for new communications offences
The government has confirmed that it will include a press exemption for new communications offences in the upcoming Online Safety Bill. Included in a statement
BOOKS: Short story writer Kevin Barry has won the Edge Hill Prize for second time
By Martin Doyle of The Irish Times Reviews in The Irish Times are Raymond Snoddy on The BBC: A People’s History by David Hendy; Helen