Scotland Behind Schedule in Promises Made to Vulnerable Children in Care

Scotland Behind Schedule in Promises Made to Vulnerable Children in Care

Scotland faces challenges in fulfilling its pledge to provide vulnerable children with the support, love, and respect they deserve by 2030. Scotland Behind Schedule in Promises Made to Vulnerable Children in Care Scotland made a promise five years ago. They pledged to care for vulnerable children, wanting them to feel loved, safe, and respected. The…

Aberdeen Road Sealed Off Due to Ongoing Incident in Garthdee Disruption

Aberdeen Road Sealed Off Due to Ongoing Incident in Garthdee Disruption

Police have closed a road in Garthdee, Aberdeen, due to a developing incident. Details remain limited as authorities address the situation. Aberdeen Road Sealed Off Due to Ongoing Incident in Garthdee Disruption A road in Garthdee, Aberdeen is currently closed. This closure exists because of an ongoing incident. The article shows many icons. A desk…

Carnegie Hall Eyed as Potential Film Venue by Dunfermline Councillor

Carnegie Hall Eyed as Potential Film Venue by Dunfermline Councillor

Dunfermline considers Carnegie Hall for a city center cinema. A councillor believes it can revitalize moviegoing, pending Fife Council approval. Carnegie Hall Eyed as Potential Film Venue by Dunfermline Councillor Dunfermline wants a cinema in the city center. Councilors plan to study some vacant buildings to see if it can work and how much it…

New Finance Director Emma Robertson Appointed at Ayrshire Housing

New Finance Director Emma Robertson Appointed at Ayrshire Housing

Emma Robertson joins Ayrshire Housing to help build new homes and meet local needs, bringing experience from various industries to the team. New Finance Director Emma Robertson Appointed at Ayrshire Housing Emma Robertson started working at Ayrshire Housing. This housing association began in 2003. It resulted from merging two groups then. They were Carrick Housing…

North Berwick: The Auld Hoose Licensee Craig Edwards Sadly Passed Away

North Berwick: The Auld Hoose Licensee Craig Edwards Sadly Passed Away

Craig Edwards, 50, licensee of The Auld Hoose in North Berwick, passed away from cancer. He managed the pub for 17 years and was a devoted family man. North Berwick: The Auld Hoose Licensee Craig Edwards Sadly Passed Away Craig Edwards passed away on January 21 from cancer. He was 50. For 17 years, Craig…

A96 Road Blocked Near Kintore Following Crash Causing Traffic Disruption

A96 Road Blocked Near Kintore Following Crash Causing Traffic Disruption

The A96 near Kintore is currently blocked due to a crash, leading to traffic delays. Emergency services are at the scene. A96 Road Blocked Near Kintore Following Crash Causing Traffic Disruption The A96 is blocked near Kintore. This happened because of a crash. A desk calendar icon represents a schedule. A circle with a line…

Unique Valentine’s Day Entertainment Options Across Scotland This February

Unique Valentine’s Day Entertainment Options Across Scotland This February

Explore Scotland’s Valentine’s events: RSNO concerts, Winter Words Festival, theatre (‘Gideon Mack,’ ‘Jekyll & Hyde’), comedy, and music gigs. Unique Valentine’s Day Entertainment Options Across Scotland This February The RSNO plays romantic music. They perform Tchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony. It’s called ‘Pathétique’, meaning ‘full of emotion’. The show starts with Wagner music. A Korean soprano, Sunyoung…

MSPs Back SNP Budget Amid Row Over Independence Spending and Opposition Deals

MSPs Back SNP Budget Amid Row Over Independence Spending and Opposition Deals

The Scottish Government’s budget secured support after deals with the Greens and Lib Dems, sparking debate over independence spending and priorities. MSPs Back SNP Budget Amid Row Over Independence Spending and Opposition Deals The Scottish Government secured support for its budget. It negotiated with three opposition parties, these parties are the Scottish Greens and Lib…

Caithness Residents Views Sought on Highland Council Masterplans Series

Caithness Residents Views Sought on Highland Council Masterplans Series

Caithness residents, share your views on future Highland Council masterplans for investment, local growth and visitor input. Events this month! Caithness Residents Views Sought on Highland Council Masterplans Series Caithness’ future is the focus. Events will happen this month. Highland Council hosts public meetings to show plans and answer questions. The Pulteney Centre hosts the…

‘Cracking’ Bullock Tops Sales at Quoybrae Mart After ‘Marvellous Trade’ in Caithness

‘Cracking’ Bullock Tops Sales at Quoybrae Mart After ‘Marvellous Trade’ in Caithness

Quoybrae Mart saw a ‘marvellous trade,’ highlighted by a ‘cracking’ bullock. Store cattle, lambs, and ewes sold well. Prices were strong across classes. ‘Cracking’ Bullock Tops Sales at Quoybrae Mart After ‘Marvellous Trade’ in Caithness Monday’s sale at Quoybrae Mart included cattle and sheep. Aberdeen and Northern Marts managed the event. They sold 361 store…

Our report never asked SNP to ban cats, expert commission chair says

Our report never asked SNP to ban cats, expert commission chair says

Professor Dwyer clarifies their cat report did not suggest banning cats but focused on responsible ownership, welfare, and impact on wildlife in Scotland. Our report never asked SNP to ban cats, expert commission chair says Hey, so there’s this cat report in Scotland. A news story said they were thinking of banning cats. The First…

Daviot Crematorium Possibility Remains Despite Noise Concerns From Neighbors

Daviot Crematorium Possibility Remains Despite Noise Concerns From Neighbors

Despite local noise worries, plans for a crematorium in Daviot may proceed. Decision hinges on further assessments. Daviot Crematorium Possibility Remains Despite Noise Concerns From Neighbors Daviot crematorium might still happen, despite neighbors’ noise concerns. The article uses many icons, including a calendar, cancel symbol, caret arrow, and email icon. Facebook and Google icons also…

Residents Outraged as Council Introduces Permit for Garden Waste Collection

Residents Outraged as Council Introduces Permit for Garden Waste Collection

The council begins charging £45 annually per garden waste bin from April. Residents express concerns about increased costs, illegal dumping, and council tax use. Residents Outraged as Council Introduces Permit for Garden Waste Collection The council will start charging for garden waste collection. This change begins on April 1. It will cost £45 per bin…

Scottish Councils Get Funding Boost After Budget Passes First Holyrood Vote

Scottish Councils Get Funding Boost After Budget Passes First Holyrood Vote

Finance Secretary Shona Robison announced £144m to help councils cover extra costs following the Scottish Budget’s initial vote. The funding aims to limit council tax increases. Scottish Councils Get Funding Boost After Budget Passes First Holyrood Vote Scotland’s Finance Secretary, Shona Robison, announced £144m in funding. This aims to help cover extra costs imposed by…

Fundraiser Launched For Larkhall Man Following Flat Incident: Iain Kennedy

Fundraiser Launched For Larkhall Man Following Flat Incident: Iain Kennedy

A fundraiser supports Iain Kennedy’s funeral after a tragic flat incident in Larkhall. The community rallies to ease the familys burden after his sudden death. Fundraiser Launched For Larkhall Man Following Flat Incident: Iain Kennedy A man from Larkhall passed away after an incident at a flat; he was known for his kindness. Emergency services…

Edinburgh Whisky Celebrates Iconic One OClock Gun Landmark with New Release

Edinburgh Whisky Celebrates Iconic One OClock Gun Landmark with New Release

The Edinburgh Whisky Co. launched a limited-edition Single Malt Scotch Whisky to celebrate the iconic One OClock Gun at Edinburgh Castle, Scotland. Edinburgh Whisky Celebrates Iconic One OClock Gun Landmark with New Release They filled the spirit into a cask. It was an ex-bourbon hogshead cask. This happened back in October 2007. It stayed there…

Edinburgh Set for Record Council Tax Rise as Services Face Significant Cuts

Edinburgh Set for Record Council Tax Rise as Services Face Significant Cuts

An 8% council tax increase is proposed to combat a £37.6M budget shortfall. Funding cuts are coming to social services, and more. Edinburgh Set for Record Council Tax Rise as Services Face Significant Cuts Edinburgh residents might pay more in council tax. Band D properties could see an extra £115 per year. Councillors will decide…

Father speaks of heartache after tragic loss of daughters in River Dee, Aberdeen

Father speaks of heartache after tragic loss of daughters in River Dee, Aberdeen

A father mourns his two daughters found in Aberdeen’s River Dee. The Hungarian triplets disappeared last month prompting extensive searches. Father speaks of heartache after tragic loss of daughters in River Dee, Aberdeen Two sisters died. Their dad said he feels extreme pain. Henrietta and Eliza Huszti disappeared last month. This happened in Aberdeen. People…

Glasgow Teachers Vote Overwhelmingly for Strike Action Over Education Cuts

Glasgow Teachers Vote Overwhelmingly for Strike Action Over Education Cuts

Ninety-five percent of Glasgow teachers voted to strike because of planned cuts that would reduce teacher numbers and harm pupils learning. Glasgow Teachers Vote Overwhelmingly for Strike Action Over Education Cuts Glasgow schools face potential strikes. These strikes respond to education cuts. The city council already cut teacher numbers, and the EIS union organized a…

Galloway National Park Consultation: Deadline Approaches on Valentine’s Day

Galloway National Park Consultation: Deadline Approaches on Valentine’s Day

Have your say on the proposed Galloway National Park! The public consultation, covering Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway, closes February 14. Galloway National Park Consultation: Deadline Approaches on Valentine’s Day Hey, so there’s a park plan in Galloway. They want to create a new national park there. It covers parts of Ayrshire and Dumfries and…