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Laird questions government tactics during Ulva buyout
The former owner of Ulva has claimed he was “kept in the dark” and “stonewalled” during the community buyout of the island. ....
Journalist claims council ‘Googled’ her before cutting benefits
A RESPECTED journalist claims she was left homeless after council staff cut her benefits when they Googled her name and saw she had...
15,000 FREE TICKETS FOR EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OPENING EVENT
Organisers have announced that 15,000 free tickets will be available for the opening event of the Edinburgh International Festival. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16310916.15_000_FREE_TICKETS_FOR_EDINBURGH_INTERNATIONAL_FESTIVAL_OPENING_EVENT/
New names added to university war memorial
New names are to be added to the University of Glasgow’s First World War memorial after a research project uncovered their stories. ....
Monument celebrating shared mythology of Ireland and Scotland unveiled
IT is a tragic tale of beauty and lust that ends with the death of two doomed lovers. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16310936.Monument_celebrating_shared_mythology_of_Ireland_and_Scotland_unveiled/
Scotland’s railways must be brought back into public hands, Labour demands
RAILWAYS must be brought back into public ownership to finally bring to an end the “gamble” of overcrowded, late-running trains, Labour has demanded...
SNP insists it has an ‘open ear’ to calls for a second Brexit referendum
THE SNP has said it has an “open ear” to a potential second referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union, while...
Alan Roden: Brussels has accepted Brexit, but it remains to be seen if Britons are ready to accept the terms of departure
THIS Thursday in Brussels, all eyes will be on Belgium as they attempt to inflict defeat on a country which knows all too...
Business leaders urge Scots MPs to back Heathrow expansion
Scottish business leaders have called on Scottish MPs to back the expansion of Heathrow Airport in a crunch vote at Westminster today. ....
Schools ‘forget’ girls in rush to adopt pro-trans policies
THE rights of Scottish schoolgirls are being undermined by rules allowing pupils to adopt a different gender and share changing rooms, it has...
