Scotland: A Solution to Mass Migration, War, and Poverty from Bad Capitalism
In 1973, a significant oil crisis in the Middle East set off a chain of events that have shaped the world we live in today. This crisis drastically altered modern capitalism and led to...
Support for William Wallace: Historic Letter on Display for St Andrew’s Day
A historic letter in support of Scottish hero William Wallace was displayed on St Andrew's Day. The fragile document, known as the "Wallace letter of recommendation", was shown to over 250 people for five...
Boosting HIV Testing Rates with New Funding Amidst COVID-19 Challenges
The Scottish Government has announced extra funding to help fight the stigma surrounding HIV, as testing rates remain lower than before the COVID-19 pandemic. A recent survey revealed that almost half of Scots would...
Resolving Health Board Critical Incident Due to Over-Capacity Hospitals
NHS Grampian recently faced a critical incident due to capacity issues in hospitals. The Aberdeen Royal Infirmary (ARI) and Dr Gray's Hospital in Elgin were operating well above their capacity since September. This led...
The Political and Personal Side of Alex Salmond: A Human Perspective
We are gathered here today not to remember a saint, but a man. A man who was more than just a political figure, but a husband, brother, and uncle. Alex Salmond, the former First...
Fatal Car Crash Claims Man’s Life in Aberdeenshire: Tragedy on Unclassified Road
A tragic incident occurred on an unclassified road in Aberdeenshire, claiming the life of a 64-year-old man. The man was driving a black Skoda Octavia estate car when the crash took place between 11:15...
Salmond Resignation: Former Advisor’s View on Strategic Mistake
Alex Salmond's resignation has been a topic of discussion among mourners at his memorial service, with one former political advisor pointing out that leaving office was a strategic mistake. Duncan Hamilton KC, who worked...
Janey Godley Funeral: A Celebration of Tears, Applause, and Laughter
Comedian Janey Godley's daughter, Ashley Storrie, expressed her gratitude to all those who honored her mother's memory during the funeral service. Storrie mentioned how the attendees at St Mary's Cathedral in Glasgow and those...
Breaking Down Masculinity: Alan Bissett on Shifting Cultural Norms
Alan Bissett, a renowned author and playwright, has recently been recognized with a School Library Association Award for his book, Lads: A Guide to Consent and Respect. His work has taken him to schools...
Funding National Insurance Hike for Scotland’s Public Sector: GMB Calls on Reeves
Scotland's public services are at risk of suffering if Chancellor Rachel Reeves does not provide funding to cover the shortfall caused by the increase in national insurance contributions, according to GMB Scotland, a prominent...
Rebuilding Observatory: Rising from the Ashes at a New Site
The Scottish Dark Sky Observatory, which was tragically destroyed by fire in 2021, is now set to make a triumphant return at a new location in Dumfries and Galloway. The astronomy charity behind the...
Lib Dems Highlight Issue of 28,000 Empty Homes Amid Temporary Housing Crisis
There are nearly 28,000 homes sitting empty across Scotland, as reported by the Scottish Liberal Democrats after obtaining data from all 32 councils. These homes have been vacant for more than six months, with...
Scottish Budget: Business Wish List for Christmas
Businesses in Scotland have high hopes for the upcoming Scottish budget, with rates relief at the top of their Christmas wish list. The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) and the Scottish Hospitality Group (SHG)...
Scottish Government Tax Policy Impact on Business: BBC’s The Apprentice Star’s Warning
Businessman and former Apprentice star, Mike Soutar, recently criticized the Scottish Government's tax policies, particularly the SNP's additional income tax rate. Speaking at the Scottish Chambers of Commerce annual business address, Soutar highlighted the...
Finlay MacDonald Convicted for Murdering Brother-in-Law in Shotgun Rampage
A man has been convicted of killing his brother-in-law and attempting to murder three other people during a violent rampage. Finley MacDonald, aged 41, was found guilty of using a shotgun to repeatedly shoot...
Man Abducted and Assaulted in Clydebank Attack: Police Investigation and Updates
Police are currently investigating a disturbing incident where a 25-year-old man was abducted and seriously assaulted in Clydebank. The incident took place on November 20th when the victim was forcefully taken into a white...
Louise Haigh Steps Down as Transport Secretary – Impact and Repercussions
Louise Haigh, who served as Transport Secretary, has made the decision to step down from her position following the revelation that she pleaded guilty to a criminal offense related to falsely reporting a work...
Scottish Budget: Limited Room for Manoeuvre – Fraser of Allander
Finance Secretary Shona Robison is facing a challenging situation in the upcoming Scottish Budget, as experts from the Fraser of Allander Institute have warned that she has limited room for manoeuvre despite the significant...
Renewed Construction Begins on New Ship at Historic Scottish Shipyard
Construction has officially begun on a new ship at the historic Scottish shipyard, marking a significant milestone for British shipbuilding. The UK's newest warship, HMS Sheffield, had its first steel cut at BAE Systems'...
Fraser of Allander: Challenges Ahead for Robison Despite UK Cash Injection
Finance Secretary Shona Robison faces challenges in the upcoming Scottish Budget despite receiving additional funding from the UK Government, experts have warned.The Fraser of Allander Institute highlighted that the Scottish Government is set to...
Rod Stewart Criticizes Gregg Wallace as a ‘Bully’ in TV Host Rant
Sir Rod Stewart recently spoke out against Gregg Wallace, calling him a 'bully' in a passionate rant following Wallace's departure from MasterChef due to misconduct allegations. The 60-year-old presenter faced accusations of inappropriate sexual...
Animal-themed cyclists to dominate Edinburgh roads
Hundreds of cyclists in Edinburgh are gearing up to pedal through the city streets dressed as native Scottish animals this Saturday. The event, organized by Critical Mass Edinburgh, aims to showcase the positive connection...
Scottish Government Criticized for Grangemouth Closure: Green MSP
The closure of the Grangemouth oil refinery in Scotland has sparked criticism from Green MSP Gillian Mackay, who believes there has been a 'dereliction of duty' at Holyrood. The refinery, which is Scotland's only...
Recap of FMQs: Swinney Accused of Ignoring Crime Victims
During the recent First Minister's Questions (FMQs), Deputy First Minister John Swinney faced accusations of ignoring crime victims. The opposition parties criticized Swinney for not doing enough to support and prioritize the needs of...
Scottish Greens Call for Abandoning A96 Dualing Plans
The Scottish Greens are calling for the abandonment of plans to dual the A96 road and instead focus on making public transport more affordable. The Scottish Government had originally committed to dualling the road...
Medical Treatments Following Blaze at Flat: What You Need to Know
In the early hours of the morning, a fire broke out at a flat in Aberdeen, requiring three people to receive medical attention. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service quickly responded by sending four...
Justin Currie opens up about his Parkinson’s diagnosis and the impact on his music...
Justin Currie, the 59-year-old singer-songwriter and frontman of the Glasgow rock band Del Amitri, recently opened up about his Parkinson's disease diagnosis and how it has impacted his music career. Despite facing significant challenges...
Discover the Newest Brunch and Breakfast Spot in a Historic Former Hospital
A new brunch and breakfast spot called Saints of Ingram has recently opened in Glasgow city center. The restaurant is located in the historic Hutchesons Hall, a Category A-listed building that was built between...
Insurance Company in Glasgow Rejects Acquisition Offer
Insurer Direct Line, a major employer in Glasgow, has turned down a £3.3 billion takeover bid from Aviva, a fellow company in the insurance sector. Aviva had approached Direct Line with an acquisition offer,...
UK’s Largest Community-Owned Windfarm Plans Revealed on Lewis Island
Three community landowners in north-west Lewis have come together to develop plans for a new community-owned windfarm. The project is expected to consist of nine turbines, with hub heights reaching up to 110 meters....