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Children as young as 10 caught with knives and drugs
Children as young as 10 have been caught with knives, drugs, and stolen items in various incidents across Scotland, raising concerns about the safety and well-being of young individuals. In one instance in the...
Public opinion on asylum seeker financial support in Scotland
In a recent poll conducted by the Scottish Refugee Council, it was found that a staggering three-quarters of Scots were unaware of the financial support available to asylum seekers in Scotland. As the charity...
John Swinney reassures no cat ban: addressing feline crackdown concerns
John Swinney, the First Minister of Scotland, made a bold statement to reassure the public that there will be no ban or restrictions imposed on cats in the country. This declaration comes in response...
Over 8000 Patients Die Waiting for Ambulance to Hospital
Tragedy Strikes: Over 8000 Patients Succumb While Waiting for Ambulance to HospitalIn a heartbreaking revelation, statistics show that nearly 9000 patients in Scotland lost their lives last year before they could even reach the...
Celtic Connections Festival Thrives Despite Storm Éowyn
Celtic Connections Festival Triumphs Amidst Storm ÉowynThe Celtic Connections Festival has proven its resilience and magnetism by captivating over 100,000 attendees during its 2025 edition. Despite the challenges posed by Storm Éowyn and a...
Call to Glasgow City Council to End Contract with Israeli Surveillance Company
Glasgow City Council Urged to Cut Ties with Israeli Surveillance CompanyGlasgow City Council is facing mounting pressure to sever ties with a controversial Israeli surveillance company, Neptune Intelligence Computer Engineering (NICE), as part of...
Culture’s Vital Role in Bringing Hope During Cost-of-Living Crisis
This week marked a significant milestone in Scotland's cultural landscape, with Creative Scotland awarding over £200 million to nearly 250 national and local organizations dedicated to enriching communities through arts and culture. The impact...
Tackling ‘Posh Old Men’ Problem in Classics: Hades to Tethys Book Review
In the ever-evolving landscape of educational resources, two passionate individuals have taken it upon themselves to revolutionize the study of classics. George Connor and Miri Teixeira, a secondary school teacher and a video games...
Romantic Scottish Cottage Retreat for Couples: Top UK Stay
A Romantic Getaway in the Scottish Highlands: Top Cottage Stay for CouplesNestled in the picturesque Scottish Highlands lies a charming cottage that has captured the hearts of couples seeking a cozy retreat this winter....
Father and Son Jailed for Nine Years for Raping Teenage Girl
Father and Son Sentenced to Nine Years for Raping Teenage GirlIn a shocking turn of events, Hugh Mullen and his son Cameron have been sentenced to nine years in prison for their abhorrent crimes....
Teen Arrested for Bringing Imitation Firearm to School
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested by Police Scotland after causing a commotion in a Falkirk park, prompting a police hunt. The incident unfolded at Callendar Park on Friday, January 31, where authorities received...
Demolition of Former Pub Site for New Housing Development
Summary: The Kelvin Dock, a former pub site in Glasgow, is set to undergo demolition to make way for new affordable housing developments. Acquired by Maryhill Housing Association in June 2024, this project is...
Private Sector Involvement Vital for Scotland’s Railway Profitability
Tom Harris, a former UK Government transport minister in Tony Blair's administration, is no stranger to the complexities of the railway industry. In 2018, he voiced concerns over the nationalisation of Scotland's railway, calling...
Making the Best Pasta in the Highlands: How I Found Fame on TikTok
At the heart of Glasgow's bustling culinary scene, a rising star has emerged, captivating foodies and TikTok aficionados alike with his delectable creations. Meet Chef Otello Calvert, a young prodigy hailing from the West...
Impact of VAT Introduction on Private Schools in Edinburgh: A Comprehensive Analysis
Private School VAT Impact in Edinburgh: A Deep Dive into the Effects of Recent Policy ShiftEdinburgh, known for its high concentration of privately educated pupils, is grappling with the aftermath of VAT's introduction on...
Vote to Remove SNP’s Neil Gray as Health Secretary Fails
Scottish Conservative-proposed vote calling on the Health Secretary to resign has failed at Holyrood. The party introduced an amendment to a motion proposed by Scottish Labour on the NHS workforce, aiming to increase pressure...
Investigation into Edinburgh Council’s Cammy Day regarding ‘potential complaint in 2006’
Edinburgh Council Investigates Former Leader Cammy Day for Alleged MisconductIn a surprising turn of events, Edinburgh Council has launched an investigation into the handling of complaints against its former leader, Cammy Day. The probe...
Combatting Online Hate and Disinformation: Introducing New Schools Resource
Combatting Online Hate and Disinformation: Empowering Teachers to Safeguard Young MindsIn an era where social media dominates the landscape of communication, the battle against online hate and disinformation has become a critical issue, especially...
Safety Concerns: ScotRail Ticket Office Cuts Endanger Rail Staff
ScotRail Ticket Office Cuts Endanger Rail Staff and Passenger SafetyScotland’s railways are the lifeblood of the country, connecting communities, reducing carbon footprints, and providing an essential mode of transportation for thousands of passengers daily....
Wynne Evans Announces Break from Strictly Come Dancing Tour
Renowned opera singer, Wynne Evans, made headlines recently with his decision to take a break from his radio show and the Strictly Come Dancing live tour. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Evans expressed his...
Revitalizing Glasgow’s Egyptian Halls: A New Beginning
Glasgow's Egyptian Halls: A Tale of RevitalizationIn the heart of Glasgow lies a hidden gem, the Egyptian Halls, designed by the renowned architect Alexander ‘Greek’ Thompson in 1872. Once a symbol of architectural grandeur,...
Expansion Plans: US Giant to Double UK Restaurants with Scotland Expansion
A US restaurant giant is set to make a significant impact on the UK dining scene with its plans to almost double its footprint, including a major expansion into Scotland. The announcement comes on...
Glasgow Summer Trad Music Festival: Latest Lineup Revealed
Glasgow Summer Trad Music Festival: Unveiling the Spectacular LineupThe highly anticipated Reeling festival, one of Scotland's premier trad music events, is set to take place at Rouken Glen Park from June 6 to June...
Storm Éowyn: 16,000 Homes Left Without Power – Latest Updates
Storm Éowyn Ravages Scotland: 16,000 Homes in DarknessAs Storm Éowyn unleashed its fury upon Scotland, thousands of homes were left powerless in its wake, with 16,000 still in the dark days after the storm's...
Glasgow Launches Returnable Cup Scheme to Reduce Waste
Scotland Takes Groundbreaking Step with Launch of Returnable Cup SchemeGlasgow, Scotland – In a groundbreaking effort to combat the mounting waste from single-use products, the UK's first returnable drinking cup scheme has been unveiled....
Exploring Glasgow Cuisine: A Comedian’s Accidental Orange Walk Experience
Unveiling Glasgow's Comedy and Cuisine with Hitesh RathoreIn a serendipitous journey from the scorching heat of Sirohi, India, to the chilly embrace of Glasgow, Hitesh Rathore found himself in the heart of Scotland, all...
Dean Banks: The Truth About Michelin Stars and Chef Aspirations
Dean Banks: The Michelin Star DreamRenowned chef and owner of Dean Banks Group, Dean Banks, is gearing up for the highly anticipated Michelin Guide ceremony happening in Glasgow on February 10. With a collection...
Storm Éowyn Causes Widespread Power Outages in Central Belt of Scotland
Storm Éowyn Causes Chaos Across Central Belt of ScotlandStorm Éowyn, a powerful weather system, has wreaked havoc across the Central Belt of Scotland, causing widespread power outages and prompting a red weather warning. The...
Edinburgh Set to Implement Scotland’s First Visitor Levy Charge
Scotland's First Visitor Levy Charge Approved by Edinburgh CouncilEdinburgh is on the brink of making history as the City of Edinburgh Council is poised to greenlight Scotland's inaugural visitor levy in a groundbreaking decision...
SQA Recalled by Education Committee Over ‘Deeply Concerning’ Evidence
Scotland's Education Committee Recalls SQA Leaders Over 'Deeply Concerning' EvidenceIn a shocking turn of events, leaders of Scotland's qualification and exam body, the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA), have been summoned back to Holyrood's education...