Tag: UK
Scottish Biotech Firm Successfully Raises £5m Despite Challenging Market Conditions
Scottish Biotech Firm Overcomes Market Challenges to Raise £5mA Scottish biotech firm, Cytomos, has successfully raised £5 million in funding to drive sales of its rapid cell analysis technology. Despite facing a challenging market,...
Lowest School Satisfaction Scores in Scotland: A Concerning Trend
Public satisfaction with local schools in Scotland has reached a concerning low, according to the latest figures from the Scottish Government's annual Scottish Household Survey. The data reveals that only 80% of households with...
Scottish Rocket Company Secures New European Funding for Space Exploration
Orbex, a Scottish rocket company, has recently secured an additional €5.6 million in funding from the Boost programme run by the European Space Agency. This funding extension will help Orbex in moving towards the...
Revamping Former University Student Union Building into £30M Digital Hub
A former student union building in Glasgow is set to undergo a massive transformation into a digital, entrepreneurial, and social engagement hub thanks to a generous £30 million contribution from Dr. Charles Huang, a...
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...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Defending Gray: Swinney’s Response to Football Match Limo Controversy
After a recent football match, controversy arose when it was discovered that the winning team had celebrated by riding around in a limo. Many were quick to criticize the team, calling their behavior insensitive...
Nordic-style Open Kindergarten Trial in Scotland: Potential Roll-out Ahead
A new Nordic-style Open Kindergarten is set to be trialed in Scotland, with the potential for a wider rollout across the country in the future. The launch event for this initiative took place in...
Law Officer Supports Juryless Rape Trial Scheme as Beneficial Measure
A recent proposal for juryless rape trials in Scotland has sparked controversy within the legal community. While the plan was ultimately scrapped due to lack of support and backlash, Solicitor General Ruth Charteris KC...
Fatal Increase in Pedestrian Deaths on Scotland’s Roads
In just nine days, Scotland has seen a devastating increase in pedestrian deaths on its roads, with six people losing their lives in road traffic collisions since November 1st. This alarming trend has prompted...
Impact of SNP Housing Law on Investment in Scotland: Insights from Brian Donnelly
Housing experts in Scotland are facing a challenging situation as they work to address a shortage of homes while also trying to attract investment in the country. The new Housing (Scotland) Bill introduced by...
Banning Wood-Burners: SNP’s Plan Under Fire
The SNP's plan to ban wood-burning stoves in new-build homes has been reversed, allowing future Scots to enjoy cozy fires during winter storms. The decision was met with praise from the Scottish Conservatives and...
Impact of National Insurance Increase on Scottish Councils: £265m Warning for SNP Ministers
Scottish local councils are facing a hefty bill of £265 million due to the increase in employer national insurance contributions announced in the recent budget by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. This news comes as a...
Tragic death of Edinburgh pensioner in bus incident prompts family’s privacy request
The tragic incident that occurred in Edinburgh on Saturday night resulted in the death of a 74-year-old man named Michael Leneghen. He was struck by a bus around 7.25pm, prompting the police to issue...
Reducing Scotland’s Unacceptable Road Deaths: Watchdog Questions Policing
A review of road policing in Scotland has highlighted a concerning trend - a decrease in enforcement activity leading to a rise in serious collisions on Scotland's roads. The report by His Majesty’s Inspectorate...
Scottish Government Trust Poll: Majority of Scots Express Distrust
A recent study conducted by Carnegie UK revealed that a significant portion of the Scottish population has lost trust in the Scottish Government's ability to enhance their lives. The report indicated that nearly 40%...
Restored 100-Year-Old Glasgow Café Reopens Post-Fire
Jaconelli's Café, a beloved spot in North Glasgow for the past 100 years, has finally reopened its doors after a devastating fire. The café, located on Maryhill Road, suffered significant damage in September, but...
Refugee Academics from Gaza to Arrive in UK: A Milestone in Education
Today, the University of Edinburgh is gearing up to welcome the first of many Palestinian academics to the UK, thanks to the efforts of a UK-based charity. The Council for At-Risk Academics (Cara) recently...