UK Tree of the Year: ‘Magnificent’ Scottish Oak that ‘Time Forgot’
The Skipinnish Oak in Lochbar, Scotland has been named UK Tree of the Year after winning a public vote against 11 other contenders. This "impressive specimen" is hidden away in a Skita spruce plantation...
Uncovering the Factors Behind the Rising Losses at Rangers
Rangers' latest financial accounts have raised concerns as the club reported a pre-tax loss of £17.305 million for the year ended June 30, 2024, a significant increase from the previous year's loss of £3.108...
Farewell to Alex Salmond: Recap of Funeral Service
Today, we gathered to bid farewell to a beloved figure in our community, Alex Salmond. The funeral service was a poignant reminder of the impact he had on so many people's lives.Friends, family, and...
Alex Salmond’s Success Unlikely to Be Repeated, MacAskill Says – Funeral Tribute
Alex Salmond was laid to rest at a private service at Strichen Parish Church near his home in Aberdeenshire. His close friend and acting leader of Alba Party, Kenny MacAskill, delivered a heartfelt eulogy...
Farewell to Alex Salmond: Live Updates from Funeral Service
Today, we gather to bid a final farewell to a beloved figure in our community, Alex Salmond. The funeral service is an opportunity for friends, family, and community members to come together and celebrate...
Urgent AI Safeguards Needed in Schools to Prevent Growing Misuse
The Scottish and UK governments are being urged to take action against the dangers of Artificial intelligence by MSP Emma Roddick. She expressed concerns about the misuse of AI technology, particularly in schools, where...
Securing The Open Golf Championship in Scotland: A Must-do Task
Golf is a significant part of Scotland's identity and economy. The Scottish Government has pledged £11 million for 14 championship events in the country from 2024 to 2034. The economic impact of the 152nd...
Reviving a Troubled Glasgow Street: A Rare Opportunity for Improvement
Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow has been facing numerous challenges lately, from the decline in traditional retail to the impact of the pandemic and ongoing construction disruptions. However, a recent announcement by Fusion Group has...
Operation Branchform’s Lengthy Duration Questioned by Jim Sillars
It has been three years since the launch of Operation Branchform, an investigation by Police Scotland into SNP finances. Last week, it was mentioned in the House of Lords that UK crime enforcement agencies...
AI Facial Filters Influence Perception of Attractiveness, Study Reveals
A recent study conducted by the University of Glasgow in Scotland has revealed the potential impact of AI facial filters on the perception of attractiveness and romantic attraction.The research utilized AI technology to digitally...
Luxury Festive Afternoon Tea at Scotland’s Only Five-Star Floating Hotel
Scotland's only five-star floating hotel, Fingal, is set to bring some festive cheer to its afternoon tea experience this holiday season. Located in Edinburgh's historic Port of Leith, the luxury hotel will be offering...
Tommy Robinson jailed for court order breaches: What you need to know
Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for admitting to 10 breaches of a High Court order from 2021. This came after he pleaded guilty...
Sex Crime Prevention Campaign ThatGuy Launched by Police Scotland
Police Scotland has recently launched the 'ThatGuy' campaign in an effort to encourage young men to intervene and talk to their friends if they notice them behaving inappropriately towards women. The campaign will be...
The Impact of Universal Credit on Vulnerable Families: A Closer Look
Public debt, such as Universal Credit advances, has been causing significant issues for vulnerable families, according to experts. Professor Morag Treanor's research has shed light on how low-income families are impacted by public debt...
Supporting Spouses: How Chris Hoy’s Wife Kept MS a Secret During His Cancer Treatment
Sir Chris Hoy, a renowned British Olympian, recently shared a heart-wrenching revelation about his wife Sarra's battle with multiple sclerosis (MS) while he was undergoing cancer treatment. In his memoir, "All That Matters: My...
Revitalization Plan Approved for Historic Industrial Landmark Site
A new business park worth £10 million has been approved to be built on the site of a former industrial giant, marking a significant moment in the effort to revive one of Scotland's iconic...
Scottish Painter Beloved by Queen Victoria Showcased at Rare Exhibition for Descendants
Almost a hundred relatives of Sir Joseph Noel Paton, a renowned Scottish painter beloved by Queen Victoria, came together to pay tribute to the artist. The gathering took place at a special exhibition in...
Celebrating Graduation: Open University Student’s Proposal Story
A student from the Open University in Glasgow had a memorable graduation ceremony when he proposed to his partner of eight years. Steven Bell, who completed a BSc (Honours) in Geography and Environmental Science...
Police Search for Mercedes Driver in Hit-and-Run Death of Elderly Victim
Police in South Lanarkshire are currently on the lookout for a driver who was involved in a hit-and-run incident that tragically took the life of a 70-year-old man. The incident occurred on Quarry Street...
The Impact of Public Debt on Families: Understanding the Consequences
Public debt can have a devastating impact on families, leaving them feeling overwhelmed and helpless. David, a father of four, found himself struggling to pay council tax and energy bills, eventually leading to bankruptcy....
Closing the Non-Harassment Order Loophole: Advocacy by a Rape Survivor
A survivor of rape, known as Amelia, is fighting to close a legal loophole that could allow her attacker to contact her once he is released from prison. Protective orders are typically put in...
Unveiling the Truth: The Controversy Surrounding Chris Kaba’s Death
On the night of September 5, 2022, a tragic incident unfolded in London involving a young black man named Chris Kaba. Police officers were tailing an Audi Q8 connected to a shooting incident when...
Enchanted Forest in Scotland Voted Best in Britain: Explore its Magical Beauty
A magical forest in Scotland has been named the best to visit in Britain by Time Out. The list includes popular spots like Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire, but Scotland was recognized for its enchanting...
Title: Dundee Boss Tony Docherty Criticizes VAR, Admits Technology Fails to Improve Matches
Dundee manager Tony Docherty expressed his frustration with the implementation of VAR in football after a recent match against St Johnstone. The game saw a controversial late goal by St Johnstone captain Nicky Clark,...
Ministers Warned Over Lack of Distance from Independent Sturgeon Probe
The Scottish Government received a warning regarding the lack of distance between Ministers and civil servants in the independent inquiry into whether Nicola Sturgeon broke the Ministerial code.Nicola Sturgeon had referred herself to James...
Harvie: How Greens Can Impact SNP Budget
Patrick Harvie, the co-leader of the Scottish Greens, has issued a warning to First Minister John Swinney not to assume that his party's votes are guaranteed when it comes to the Scottish budget. He...
St Johnstone secures second win with comeback victory over Dundee
St Johnstone celebrated their second consecutive win in the Scottish Premiership with a thrilling 2-1 comeback victory over Dundee at Dens Park.The game started with Dundee taking the lead in the first half with...
Man Hospitalized in Glasgow after Firearm Incident
A 52-year-old man was hospitalized in Glasgow after a firearm incident occurred in the Drumoyne Road area. Police reported that the man's injuries are not life-threatening. The incident was reported around 4pm on Friday,...
Scotland’s Budget Allocation Hits 10-Year Low Compared to Rest of UK
Scotland’s block grant has dropped to its lowest level compared to the rest of the UK in the past ten years, according to a report. The House of Commons Library analysis, requested by the...
New Glasgow Life Head of Museums and Collections: Meet the Appointment
Jane Rowlands has been chosen as the new Head of Museums and Collections for Glasgow Life. She has been a part of Glasgow's museums for over 20 years and has been acting as the...