Lebanese Scots have welcomed news of a ceasefire in the country, thirteen months after fighting between Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah and the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) began.
Campaigners advocating for Scottish homeowners affected by the RAAC concrete crisis are hoping to bring their concerns directly to John Swinney.
The award-winning designer and colouring book illustrator’s voice sparkles through the phone as she recounts her childhood on a salmon and trout farm in Aberdeenshire. “I’ve always loved books,” Basford reflects. “I have a vivid imagination.”
A motion submitted by UNISON calls on the STUC to “develop and conduct a study of disabled workers’ views in Scotland to foster an informed discussion.”
A leading Scottish literary organisation says the proposed closure of thirteen libraries by Aberdeenshire Council will "deepen inequality” across the North East.
Sir Anton Muscatelli was feted in a special ceremony in Glasgow’s city chambers yesterday.
The number of students at Scottish universities who say they have mental health conditions has tripled over the last decade.
The Scottish Government must provide ringfenced funding for student mental health services, the head of a leading Scottish student union has said.
'The boycott is of the login system. We’re asking lecturers to take manual rolls'
