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Book news you need to know – from the rise of queer African literature to the PEN America controversy
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‘Warmth and determination’: Jen’s masterful reports from inside Ukraine now available as a book
When a young local journalist fulfilled her lifelong dream of living and working in Russia, ...
Eight months on, still no advert for Kilcreggan GP post
Eight months after the last contracted GP on the Rosneath Peninsula resigned, the post has ...
How Govanhill’s link workers remove barriers to accessing healthcare
Not all of life’s maladies can be resolved in a 10-minute GP appointment. This is ...
Long grass is better for butterflies
The study, by the wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation (BC), provides the first scientific evidence that ...
Clarity on wood burning stoves urgently needed
In her letter, Rhoda Grant has called for the Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings, Patrick ...
From the ashes – Port Ellen Distillery re-opens
The Ileach Port Ellen Distillery was originally established as a malt mill in 1825, before ...
Proposed ‘Visitor Levy’ Will Have Little Benefit for Local Pentland Businesses
Paul Fisher Cockburn, C&B News Scottish Government plans to enable local councils to impose a ...
Forging the Path: the rise of Black migrant women entrepreneurs in Scotland
The UK Government’s most recent laws on migration, such as the Illegal Immigration Act 2023 ...
The Visitor Levy: How it works in other cities
The Scots love a holiday, with around 70 percent of Scotland’s population going on at ...
Inclusions and exclusions as Visitor Levy Bill passes stage 2
Which visitors to Orkney should be paying a locally administered tax for staying here and ...
The visitor levy as leverage – views from Leith
The Edinburgh Reporter interviewed Edinburgh Council Leader Cllr Cammy Day last month as elected representatives ...
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