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Exciting Opening of a Dive Bar and Grass-Roots Music Venue in City Center
A new dive bar and grassroots music venue is getting ready to open its doors in Glasgow city center. The Lazurri Group, known for other popular city venues, is behind this exciting new venture...
Teen Jailed for Fatal Assault on Elgin Bus Driver: What You Need to Know
A tragic incident occurred in Elgin when a teenage boy, who had been drinking, assaulted a bus driver leading to the driver's death. The assault took place after the driver refused to allow the...
Plus Size Outdoor Adventure: A Woman’s Journey to Embracing Nature
Emily Kynaston-Williams embarked on a challenging adventure to paddle and sail a canoe across the picturesque Isle of Lewis, facing obstacles due to her size. Being above a size 16, finding the right outdoor...
Navigating the Talent War: Understanding Salary Pressures and Recruitment Challenges
Fraser Gillies, the managing partner of Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP, a well-established Scottish law firm, shared his insights on the firm's successes and challenges in the legal sector. The firm, with offices across...
Living in Cumnock: Exploring the Appeal of Kevin McKenna’s Perspective
The brutal world of Ayrshire Junior football was vividly captured by Graham Spiers in a match report 30 years ago, showcasing the intensity of local derbies like Cumnock versus Auchinleck Talbot. In a scene...
Revitalizing a Historic Scottish Castle: A New Era Begins
A new chapter is beginning at an ancient Scottish castle that has been abandoned for centuries. Baltersan Castle, a historic site that dates back to 1584 and has connections to influential figures like Charles...
The Last Acceptable Prejudice: Condemnation of Class in Scotland
In Scotland, the issue of class prejudice in higher education institutions is a growing concern. Students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are facing scorn and snobbery from their peers and even some university staff. The...
New Title: Holiday Park Development Acquires Shores of Famous Scottish Loch
A new holiday park development has been announced on the shores of a famous Scottish loch. The Seventy Ninth Group, led by entrepreneur David Webster and his sons, has acquired a 17.5-acre site in...
Arctic Blast Brings Snow Warning to Glasgow on Monday
Scots are being advised to prepare for the cold as arctic air moves in bringing the first signs of winter.The Met Office has issued weather warnings for snow and ice across different parts of...
The Macallan: A Legendary 200-Year-Old Scotch Whisky
The Macallan Distillery, a legendary Scotch whisky brand with a 200-year history, has undergone significant changes over the years. From its humble beginnings with schoolteacher and barley farmer Alexander Reid to the modernization era...
Scottish Chamber Orchestra Performance Review at Glasgow City Halls: A Gripping Experience
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra's recent performance at Glasgow City Halls, conducted by Andrew Manze, was a truly captivating experience for the audience. The evening began with a moving detour to Valencia, led by the...
4,000+ People in Scotland Choose NHS 24 Callback Option Last Week
Last week, more than 4,000 people in Scotland opted for the NHS 24 callback option, as reported by The Herald. This option allows individuals to receive a call back from a staff member if...
Best Weekend Breaks in the UK: Top Scottish Spots
Scotland is home to some of the best weekend break spots in the UK, according to Conde Nast Traveller. Among the top Scottish locations listed are the Isle of Skye, the Hebrides, Scottish Borders,...
Childcare Providers in Scotland at Risk Due to National Insurance Hike
The recent decision by the UK Government to increase national insurance contributions has sparked concerns among childcare providers in Scotland. The SNP has strongly criticized this move, stating that it puts thousands of childcare...
Investigation launched after teenager allegedly raped in Glasgow city center
Detectives in Glasgow have started an investigation after a terrible incident where a 19-year-old woman was reportedly raped in the city center. The unfortunate event took place around 1:55 am on a Friday in...
Scottish Liberal Democrats Against Raising Tobacco Purchase Age Limit
The Scottish Liberal Democrat members gathered at their conference in Perth and voiced their opposition to the proposed escalating age limit on purchasing tobacco products. The UK government's plan to raise the age limit...
Proposed Staff Reduction at SNP Headquarters
The SNP’s ruling body has put forward a plan to reduce the number of staff at its headquarters from 26 to 16. This decision was made during a meeting of the national executive committee...
Scottish Party Elevates Tory Donor and Peer to Top Table
The Scottish Conservative Party in Scotland has recently made some significant changes at the top with the appointment of a new chairman and treasurer. Alisdair Locke, a prominent businessman and Tory donor, has been...
Top Honeymoon Destination: Discover the Charm of Scotland’s Best Spot for Newlyweds
The Times newspaper recently named Wester Ross in the Scottish Highlands as one of the best honeymoon spots in the UK. The publication highlighted that after the stress of a wedding, newlyweds often seek...
Celtic v Rangers at Caesars Superdome: The Future of SPFL?
The recent disruption during a minute's silence at Rugby Park due to some Celtic fans not showing respect was a concerning event. However, Dundee's managing director, John Nelms, diverted attention to the possibility of...
Unlawful Oil and Gas Case: Rosebank and Jackdaw in Court
The consent given to the Rosebank and Jackdaw oilfields by the UK Government was deemed 'unlawful'. This was acknowledged by all parties involved, including the energy companies Shell, Equinor, and Ithaca Energy, during the...
Challenges Facing Efforts to Reverse Climate Change: Insights from Brian Taylor
I recently found myself in Dundee, drawn there for a sporting event at Tannadice. While there, I visited Discovery Point, where I was reminded of the city's industrial past and the environmental impact it...
Scottish Stone Quarrying: Efforts to Reduce Import Costs and Revive Local Industry
New research has brought attention to the opportunity to boost the Scottish building stone market, which could help in preserving the country's historic buildings.According to a recent report by the British Geological Survey and...
Inverclyde Council Leader Stephen McCabe Faces Assault Charges in Court
In a recent court appearance, Inverclyde Council's leader, Stephen McCabe, faced charges of assault and threatening behavior. The 60-year-old pleaded not guilty to the accusations during his time at Greenock Sheriff Court.The charges stem...
UK Performance Figures Spark Disappointment and Concern: Analysis and Insights
Today's news of a significant slowdown in UK economic growth in the third quarter has left many disappointed. According to data from the Office for National Statistics, UK gross domestic product only increased by...
Scotland’s Last Witch: Tragic Death Wins Scottish Book of the Year
Janet Horne, the last woman executed for witchcraft in Scotland almost 300 years ago, has been given new life in the novel "The Last Witch of Scotland" by Philip Paris. Horne, who suffered from...
Neil Gray’s Passion for Football: A Look from Steven Camley
Neil Gray's passion for football is truly inspiring. As a dedicated fan of the sport, he has shown unwavering support for his favorite team through the years. His love for football goes beyond just...
Humanity Prevails: Research on Black Death in Scotland
A team of researchers from the University of Aberdeen has made a significant discovery regarding the Black Death in Scotland. Their findings, which have been published in the journal PlosOne, reveal that the Black...
Labour Supporter Criticizes National Insurance Hike
Long-time Labour Party supporter and former donor Brian Gilda criticized the recent increase in employer national insurance contributions during last month's Budget. This rise would cost his Peoples car dealership business a significant £450,000...
Call to Action at COP29: Dundee Academic Urges for Change
Dr Nandan Mukherjee, a University of Dundee academic at COP29, is urging for concrete actions to address climate change. He emphasized that despite almost 30 years of negotiations at COP meetings, greenhouse gas concentrations...