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COMMENT: ‘Despite the expenses scandal, it can be overlooked that Michael Martin loved the Commons and was loved in return’
IT WOULD be an injustice if Michael Martin’s passing was completely overshadowed by dramatic political events elsewhere in Westminster. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16202351.COMMENT____39_Despite_the_expenses_scandal__it_can_be_overlooked_that_Michael_Martin_loved_the_Commons_and_was_loved_in_return__39_/?ref=rss
Rangers bid to strengthen Ibrox top table after two boardroom departures
RANGERS will look to appoint two new non-executive directors to strengthen the Ibrox board following the resignations of Paul Murray and Barry Scott.The...
Letters: In defence of Mark Meechan and the ‘ Nazi Pug’
I FEEL certain that the object of Malcolm Allan’s opprobrium (Letters, April 27) namely Mark Meechan aka Count Dankula would (whilst rejecting any...
Mary Berry says home cooking show refreshing after seven series of Bake Off
Mary Berry has said her new home-cooking competition on the BBC is a welcome return to the food she loves after seven series...
Hunterston reactor to return to service ‘before end of year’
One of the reactors at the Hunterston B power station could remain out of operation for much of the year following the recent...
Analysis: Worrying that some children have not had vital outdoor experiences
IT is concerning to hear that not all children are getting the sort of outdoor experiences many of us take for granted. ....
Celtic to provide free sanitary products after fan campaign
Celtic will provide free sanitary products for women at its stadium following a campaign launched by a fan. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16201662.Celtic_to_provide_free_sanitary_products_after_fan_campaign/?ref=rss
Bings to be new tourist attraction on ‘shale trail’
THE man-made mountains are a legacy of long lost industrial era and seen by many as a blot on the landscape. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16200366.Bings_to_be_new_tourist_attraction_on__shale_trail_/?ref=rss
Headteacher: Poor pupils from Glasgow ‘have never seen the sea’
PUPILS from some of Scotland’s most deprived urban communities have never seen the sea or been to a farm. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16200218.Headteacher__Poor_pupils_from_Glasgow____have_never_seen_the_sea___/?ref=rss
Heritage watchdog: Edinburgh trams plan puts historic street ‘under threat’
A HERITAGE watchdog has criticised the Scottish capital’s plans for a £165m tram extension plans as placing under threat one of the city’s...
