Michelin bosses give Scottish Government until end of month to save tyre plant
Mr Mackay said the tyre maker had agreed to give him a hearing “in about three weeks’ time" so he can put an...
Scots firm at centre of NHS waste scandal to sue over ‘unlawful’ termination
Shotts-based Healthcare Environmental Services (HES) is pursuing legal action against 17 NHS trusts in Yorkshire which “unlawfully” ended their contracts. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17207964.scots-firm-at-centre-of-nhs-waste-scandal-to-sue-over-unlawful-termination/
Celtic’s “deep regret” over abuse of youths by boys club founder
Celtic Football Club has talked of “deep regret" over the abuse carried out by paedophile Jim Torbett. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17207582.celtics-deep-regret-over-abuse-of-youths-by-boys-club-founder-jim-torbett/
House of Cards review: Netflix replace stench of seedy bloke with uber ‘woke’
Kevin Spacey – remember him? Course you do. Netflix, however, would rather you didn’t. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17207188.house-of-cards-review-netflix-replace-stench-of-seedy-bloke-with-uber-woke/
Sharp fall in Scottish small business numbers
SCOTLAND lost almost one in 20 of its small private sector businesses last year, raising fears for the economy and local communities. ....
Rising charges for school music creating ‘Victorian inequality’
RISING tuition charges are creating “Victorian" inequality in school music, politicians have been told . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17207234.rising-charges-for-school-music-creating-victorian-inequality/
What are the US Midterms and why do the results matter?
Americans headed to the polls in their millions for the 2018 mid-term elections to deliver crucial verdict on Donald Trump’s first two years...
Review: Stuff, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, Three stars
Theatre . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17206957.review-stuff-traverse-theatre-edinburgh-three-stars/
The Diary: Golf club woes
Stir crazy . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17205095.the-diary-golf-club-woes/
Sauchiehall Avenue’s first trees planted by Council Leader and local schoolchildren
Councillor Susan Aitken, Leader of Glasgow City Council, was today (7 November) joined by pupils from Garnetbank Primary to help plant the first...
