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REFLECTIONS ON THE RIVER LEVEN TODAY
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CHRISTOPHER SMALL OF THE GLASGOW HERALD
OBITUARY. Christopher Small. From the Scottish Review – Christopher Small’s name has recurred in SR, lauded by our founder – Kenneth Roy – who, as a boy journalist on the then Glasgow Herald, knew him as a mentor. Each justly regarded the other as a paragon of utter integrity.
COMPANIES MAKING PROFITS OUT OF RAPE MISERY
Assistant Chief Constable Gillian MacDonald of Police Scotland said the lengths of time mobile telephones were retained were specific to individual investigations.
She added: “We recognise the inconvenience this may cause and are working with partners to address this. We have proposals to introduce cyber kiosks that would help speed up this process, and in some cases prevent the need to retain devices.
DON ROBERTO AND ME
Imagine how hard it might be to uphold values such as these if we were to remain part of an isolated UK in the hands of free-booting, right-wing, English nationalists. There is then only one possible choice on the ballot paper, the party whose founding president Don Roberto became in 1934, the Scottish National Party.
ROYAL NAVY JOINS BURGH TO REMEMBER THE FALLEN
Following the two minutes silence of reflection and gratitude, wreaths were laid by, among others, the Submariners Association, local Cadets, Scout Groups, Girl Guides and Brownie groups and Police Scotland Youth Volunteers. Laying the wreath on behalf of the Royal Navy this year was Commodore Donald Doull, Naval Base Commander Clyde.