Salisbury poisoning suspects insist they are innocent fitness workers
STEP forward Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov or, at least, two men claiming to be the Salisbury poisoning suspects. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16859832.salisbury-poisoning-suspects-insist-they-are-innocent-fitness-workers/
Unions condemned for “putting vulnerable at risk” over Glasgow equal pay strike
UNION leaders have been condemned for “putting vulnerable people risk" as thousands of Glasgow women prepare for a strike in an equal pay...
Scots allotment chief’s assault conviction sent to High Court twice over miscarriage of justice fears
THE head of an allotment group has won a rare second chance to prove she suffered a miscarriage of justice after being found...
Historic buildings charity to look into prospects of rescue for Ayr Station Hotel
A charity dedicated to preserving Scotland’s historic buildings says Ayr’s Station Hotel can be saved, delighting campaigners battling to save the crumbling Victorian...
Lawyers voice frustration over delays to former SNP MP’s misconduct probe
LAW chiefs have voiced frustration at delays to a professional misconduct hearing involving former SNP MP Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16859656.lawyers-voice-frustration-over-delays-to-former-snp-mps-misconduct-probe/
Nessie still a monster money maker says new report
ITS existence is shrouded in mystery but the Loch Ness Monster brings in nearly £41million a year to Scottish economy, new research has...
Restaurant failures almost quadruple in a decade, study finds
The number of restaurants going bust has almost quadrupled over the last decade, highlighting how “precarious" the market is, new analysis has found....
No-deal Brexit: technical notices main points
DOWNING St said the UK Cabinet had agreed to “further ramp up” the no-deal preparations in the weeks and months ahead to ensure...
Highland councillor issues tourist tax appeal
A tourist tax is needed to prevent visitors being put off visiting the Highlands because they “have to go to the toilet behind...
SNP ministers announce transparency improvements after FoI criticism
SNP ministers have announced plans to improve their “transparency and openness” after they were caught operating a secret twin-track freedom of information regime....
