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‘Scotland’s Mental Health is in a Bad Place’
Shona Robison, Scotland’s Finance Secretary, announced ‘savings of £18.8million ‘ in the Distress Brief Interventions ...
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The lasting legacy of the Pollok Free State
A couple of miles from Govanhill, in a small room in the attic of a ...
By Katherine Mackinnon, Greater Govanhill
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Port operator hires new head of marine for Scotland
Alex McIntosh has been appointed to the senior position at Peel Ports Clydeport and becomes ...
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The Cemre Shipyard: Why are the ferries being built in Turkey and not Scotland?
On publication of each issue of the Ileach, we place an A3 copy of the ...
By The Ileach
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The Scottish Beacon collaborative: What’s happening to Scotland’s community spaces?
“The guy who started it all off had seen the state of the Millburn Church ...
By By Devon McCole, The Scottish Beacon.
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No News Is Bad News: Help Indie News Thrive
No news is good news… Or is it? Without news, how would you know about ...
By The Scottish Beacon
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‘No News is Bad News’ Scottish Beacon event to explore future of local news
Journalism today is at a crossroads. Old models based on commercial advertising are no longer ...
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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, ...
By Hans J Marter, Shetland News
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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 ...
By Anna MacQueen, Scottish Beacon
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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 ...
By The Orkney News
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Wales inspired by Scottish free bus pass scheme – but how successful has it been?
Waiting in Glasgow’s Buchanan Bus Station a crowd of fellow young people are next to ...
By Anna MacQueen, Scottish Beacon
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Climate Change in Orkney: Power of – and from – the Sea
The islands of Orkney are home to some of the finest archaeological sites in the ...
By Fiona Grahame, Orkney News
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