Regions
‘You can achieve things in opposition’ – re-elected MP Alistair Carmichael confident a change in political culture will be beneficial for the isles
The Lib Dem politician was returned for the seventh time since 2001 to serve as ...
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Exploring the causes of food poverty in the Doon Valley
The Doon Valley sits on the rural edge of East Ayrshire, the region with the fourth highest child ...
By Sarah Ade, Doon Valley Gazette
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Richard Leonard MSP calls for a Scottish government fund to relocalise and democratise media ownership
Delivering opening remarks at The Scottish Beacon’s Indie News Week event MSP Richard Leonard delivered ...
By Devon McCole, The Scottish Beacon
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Indie news publishers call for Scottish Government support to help local news thrive
On 7 June, over 80 people from across Scotland and beyond gathered in Edinburgh’s Grassmarket ...
By Eve Livingston | Photos by Iain McLellan
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No. 154 McDonald Road – 10 years on
Rise of a local institution Broughton Primary and Higher Grade School opened in November 1896 ...
By Alan McIntosh, Broughton Spurtle
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Where the Heavens Meet the Stars: A Visionary Project for Doon Valley’s Future
Over the past few years it feels like the Doon Valley has seen the sad ...
By Doon Valley Gazette
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From Schoolhouse to Community Hub: The Glenkens Community Centre’s Remarkable Journey
Built as a school in the late 19th Century, the building which is now the ...
By Becca Nelson, Glenkens Gazette
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“Empty buildings owned by the Ministry of Defence should be reused in response to the housing emergency” says MSP.
The MoD (Ministry of Defence) says that two B listed buildings in Shandon are being ...
By Julian Calvert, The Lochside Press
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The Friends of St Ninian’s: preserving Deerness’ local heritage
Reusing church buildings for the wider community supports their preservation and provides a space where ...
By Fiona Grahame, Orkney News
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Village church saved by its community
Nestled along the historic route connecting Balloch and Stirling, an 1800s church sits on the ...
By Harvey Smart, The Clydesider
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The white elephant on the hill?
Dell Hall, Ness Hall or the Murdo Macaulay Memorial Hall – all titles used to ...
By Netty Sopata , fios
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New inquiry into Scottish salmon farming
MSPs have launched a follow-up inquiry to ask if recommendations made six years ago have ...
By The Lochside Press
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