Super day for families as star runners help kick off weekend
FROM tiny toddlers to elite Olympic athletes, runners of all ages have been racing round the centre of Glasgow this weekend.
Cherry cheered as she warns Johnson ‘behaving like a dictator’
JUST one day after the climate strike protests engulfed the city, thousands of people once again took to the streets of Edinburgh yesterday to make their voices heard.
Two arrested after rioting on city streets
TWO people have been arrested after a protest against an Irish unity march sparked a riot in Glasgow.
Corbyn sticks to Leonard's line on indyref2 during Scotland visit
LABOUR leader Jeremy Corbyn was in Glasgow yesterday for the last leg of his three-day whistlestop tour of Scotland – but avoided the thorny issue of Scottish independence until he was put on the spot by reporters.
Name blame as row over logo proves divisive for Argyll and Bute
CAMPAIGNERS on the Isle of Bute took to the streets this week to protest Argyll and Bute Council’s decision to drop the island’s name from some of its promotional literature.
Leaked email reveals fears on patrolling fishing waters post-Brexit
BREXIT planners have accidentally revealed there is “a lot of uncertainty” about the UK’s capacity to patrol fishing waters after a No-Deal exit from the EU.
SNP councillor calls for government to save Ferguson shipyard jobs
SENIOR Inverclyde councillor Chris McEleny has called on the Scottish Government to make a last-minute deal with Clyde Blowers to protect future work at Ferguson shipyard after company bosses announced they have begun the process of administration.
