Jobs lost after construction firm goes into administration
Almost 80 jobs in construction have been lost after a firm went into administration. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16267247.Jobs_lost_after_construction_firm_goes_into_administration/
Kiltwalk raises thousands for charity
More than 2200 walkers dressed in kilts pounded the streets of Aberdeen to help raise around £350,000 for local charities. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16266568.Kiltwalk_raises_thousands_for_charity/
Celebrating Scotland’s ordinary suffragettes: meet the women marching to remember those who won them the vote
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Clutha lawyer: Scottish Government ‘unwilling to stand up to big business’ over FAI reforms
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Scots coastguards warn about dangers of inflatable toys after series of west coast rescues
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Poldark’s Aidan Turner: My horse makes me look bigger
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UK disrupting terror plots all the time, counter-terror chief says
A year since three jihadists unleashed carnage on London Bridge, a senior counter-terror officer has warned that attack plots are being thwarted “all...
National Trust for Scotland sets out ‘most ambitious’ five-year programme
Almost £60 million will be spent preserving Scotland’s heritage over the next five years, National Trust for Scotland bosses said as they announced...
Pressure grows on May over Northern Ireland abortion law
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New lobbying register reveals attempts by tobacco and nuclear power giants to influence MSPs
TOBACCO and nuclear energy giants and controversial IT firm Atos are among a raft of multinational companies that have tried to influence MSPs over...
