Members of Scotland’s police watchdog blasted for ‘poor performance’
MEMBERS of Scotland’s under-fire police watchdog have been accused of failing to challenge the “poor performance” of their leadership.
Liberal Democrat leader dismisses probe into his party’s election spending
THE leader of the Liberal Democrats has dismissed a probe into his party's spending at the last Holyrood election as someone “making mischief”.
Top Edinburgh restaurant to charge £50 a head for no-shows
A leading restaurant is to start charging for no-show bookings after revealing that it had 450 cancellations and non appearances in one month.
Church calls on Catholics to get involved in politics
A senior Catholic official has urged priests to encourage their parishioners to get involved in politics and to make sure politicians are aware...
New rules will speed up broadband roll-out and halve cost of cables
OFCOM has drafted new rules meant to speed up the roll-out of full-fibre broadband and halve the upfront costs of laying ultraspeed cables.
University bosses agree meeting with union amid pensions row
Universities UK called on the University and College Union to attend talks next Tuesday.
Shop plans to bring a touch of magic for Harry Potter fans from the Hogwarts Express
HARRY Potter fans were missing the magic when they stepped off the Hogwarts Express at the Scots fishing port of Mallaig.
Residents at Glasgow Harbour face £10m bill to replace ‘Grenfell-style’ fire risk cladding
Residents of two Glasgow tower blocks are faced with having to pay up to £10m to replace cladding similar to that which contributed...
Game of Thrones actor discovers lost Vatican documents for new play
AN HISTORIC document which lay unseen in the Vatican for nearly a century has been unveiled after it was rediscovered by the actor...
Dumbarton’s tax haven owners strike deal to bring club onshore
THE tax haven owners of one of Scotland’s oldest football clubs have secured a deal to bring their shareholding back onshore.
