Business leaders call for cash to help shops hit by city centre blaze
ANGRY business leaders are demanding financial help for firms affected by the devastating blaze in the centre of Glasgow last month.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16137917.Business_leaders_call_for_cash_to_help_shops_hit_by_city_centre_blaze/?ref=rss
Ken Smith’s Diary: Feeling no pain, A naggin feeling and Blanket refusal
Feeling no painhttp://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16137910.Ken_Smith__39_s_Diary__Feeling_no_pain__A_naggin_feeling_and_Blanket_refusal/?ref=rss
Scientists battle to highest peaks to carry out survey of tiny snow bunting
THE UK’s breeding population of snow buntings has been revealed for the first time after scientists searched some of Scotland’s highest peaks for...
70 NHS Heroes for 70 Years: ‘I love being a nurse; nursing has really defined my life’
THIS week the Herald is paying tribute to just a few of the remarkable NHS staff who have made a contribution to Scotland’s...
Camley’s Cartoon on Thursday, April 5
Framed prints of Steven Camley’s cartoons are available by calling 0141 302 6210.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16137915.Camley_s_Cartoon_on_Thursday__April_5/?ref=rss
Alison Rowat: Show’s over Glasgow, time to hit the gyms
SHE had been urged to “do a Chris Hoy” and wave the Saltire with one hand, but Eilidh Doyle made history her own...
Teachers ‘routinely giving pupils food and clothes’ as frontline services under strain
TEACHERS are routinely giving food, clothes and equipment to poverty-hit pupils, it has been claimed, as it emerged council finances are “increasingly critical".http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16137775.Teachers__routinely_giving_pupils_food_and_clothes__as_frontline_services_under_strain/?ref=rss
Almost 90 per cent of bike thefts go unsolved
Almost 90% of bike thefts in Scotland go unsolved, according to new figures.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16138825.Almost_90_per_cent_of_bike_thefts_go_unsolved/?ref=rss
£5.9million Lottery funding for women and children support groups
More than £5.9 million of lottery funding has been awarded to support vulnerable children and young people, and help prevent women from becoming...
Funeral held for Britain’s former Catholic Church leader
The funeral of Cardinal Keith O’Brien, formerly the Catholic Church’s most senior cleric in Britain, is being held in Newcastle.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16138803.Funeral_held_for_Britain___s_former_Catholic_Church_leader/?ref=rss
