Work begins on blue and green infrastructure project in Glasgow’s East End
A new green and blue infrastructure project in Greater Easterhouse being delivered by Glasgow City Council in partnership with Scottish Natural Heritage and...
Tourists ‘won’t be put off’ by Edinburgh tourist tax
TOURISTS say they would not be deterred from visiting Edinburgh if a tourist tax was introduced. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16859659.tourists-wont-be-put-off-by-edinburgh-tourist-tax/
Child abuse inquiry announces 17 more institutions to be investigated
Seventeen further institutions are to be investigated by a far-reaching inquiry into historical allegations of the abuse of children in care. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16859496.child-abuse-inquiry-announces-17-more-institutions-to-be-investigated/
Chief vet dismisses coverage of calf transports as ‘alarmist’
SCOTLAND’S top vet has insisted calves being shipped to Spain enjoy the “highest standards of welfare” and called a BBC documentary on the...
Sturgeon attacks ‘shameless’ Tories over school test vote
NICOLA Sturgeon has denounced the Scottish Tories as “shameless opportunists” for spearheading an attack on standardised school tests they previously supported. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16859165.sturgeon-attacks-shameless-tories-over-school-test-vote/
Drains in St Andrews ‘on a diet’ to tackle fatberg clogging problem
Every food business in a Scottish town is being targeted in a scheme aimed at tackling the problem of so-called fatbergs clogging up...
Tourists forced to ‘go to the toilet behind a bush’ risk being put off the Highlands
A TOURISM tax is needed to prevent visitors being put off travelling to the Highlands because they “have to go to the toilet...
Abbott: Labour would introduce level playing field for all migrants post Brexit
EU citizens would have to compete on a level playing field with migrants from other countries after Brexit under a future Labour government,...
First Minister “determined” to improve ‘faltering’ lifeline ferry services to Scotland’s islands
THE First Minister has said she is “determined" to improve ferry services to Scotland’s island communties in the wake of widespread concern over...
Awards delight for people helping to change the world
More than 200 guests gathered at The Principal Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow, last night to celebrate the second annual Global Game Changers Awards....
