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Month: March 2022

The Great British electricity swindle – How Scotland subsidises the UK’s energy

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 30, 2022

Many Scots are angry that as electricity standing charges increase they are having to pay more than most English consumers. At the same time, Scottish green energy producers are also being asked to pay much more than English power companies to connect to the grid.  Scotland is therefore effectively subsidising the rest of the UK’s […] Source

Activists demand Falkirk council stop £131m fossil fuel investment

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 30, 2022

The Falkirk Pension Fund, run by Falkirk Council, administers the funds of over 30,000 employees Source

Inspirational teacher brings Ray of hope to Palestine

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 29, 2022

A SUPPLY teacher from Keith and Buckie schools is preparing for the humanitarian mission of a lifetime. …

Covid delays sentencing of Forres man

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 29, 2022

Marcin Matraszek proceedings postponed until April 22. …

Nearly one in ten business ‘units’ in Moray are vacant

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 29, 2022

But study also finds some optimism. …

After Ferguson, how can we sort out Scottish ferries? Move Holyrood!

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 29, 2022

WELCOME to the latest episode of the Scottish Ferries Debacle. We’ve already had boats that are years late, the collapse of a shipyard and the discovery that lots of cables need to be re-installed because they weren’t measured properly. Source

Elgin youngster nominated for Young Scot Award

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 28, 2022

Health problems haven't stopped Lucy Stewart (11) fundraising. …

50 per cent non-domestic rates relief unveiled for eligible Moray businesses

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 28, 2022

RETAIL, hospitality and leisure businesses across Moray are to benefit from a 50 per cent non-domestic rates relief scheme in the new financial year. …

Politicians endorse Dr Gray’s open letter

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 28, 2022

Cross-party local support for return of full maternity service. …

Nicky Marr: Opportunity is there for those with vision

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Speymouth March 27, 2022

This past week it hasn’t felt like being in the Highlands at all. …

Ditching A96 dualling would be ‘monumental waste of taxpayers’ money’, warns MSP

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Speymouth March 27, 2022

A NORTH-east MSP has warned the Scottish Government that abandoning the dualling of the A96 would be a “monumental waste of taxpayers’ money”. …

Small rise in Buckie Harbour fish landings

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Speymouth March 27, 2022

THERE was a slight rise in fish landings over the course of last week at Buckie Harbour. …

Forget big city lights: Scots islanders on Eigg are paying less for their energy

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Speymouth March 27, 2022

CANNY residents on a Scottish island powered almost entirely by renewables are now paying less for energy than mainland householders hit by rocketing bills because of the rise in fossil fuel prices. Source

The people in Scotland reaching out to help Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russian invasion

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Speymouth March 27, 2022

BIG-HEARTED Scots are opening up their homes to Ukrainian refugees with 60 offers of accommod-ation from one small Perthshire town alone. Source

County of Sutherland plans to reverse exodus with new ‘eco’ golf course

  • Regional News
Speymouth March 27, 2022

IT was an area that suffered badly from the catastrophic 18th and 19th century clearances and now the local community has come together with an ambitious plan to reverse the modern exodus of young people. Source

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Recent Posts

  • BCHS kids speak language of success! July 4, 2022
  • Oh look, another Vow July 4, 2022
  • Elgin Academy Pupil Wins big in Rotary Young Writer Competition July 4, 2022
  • Dogs Trust on lookout for Moray adopters July 4, 2022
  • Pledge your support – Believe in Scotland July 4, 2022
  • Orkney-based Orbital Marine Power secures £8m funding for tidal turbine July 4, 2022
  • The British nationalist temper tantrum July 3, 2022
  • WATCH – Buckie make history to win Highlands and Islands League Cup final July 3, 2022
  • First year as MSP brings welcome new challenges for Tess July 3, 2022
  • Independent Scotland must take a different approach to trade July 3, 2022
  • NICKY MARR: Is there an answer to our getaway carbon count guilt? July 3, 2022
  • Persuading the SNP leadership of the need for a Plan B is a triumph for the independence movement – we now need to park our cynicism and make this work July 3, 2022
  • Scotland in the UK : The form but not the substance of democracy July 3, 2022
  • Scottish ministers urged to reject new Peterhead gas plant amid climate fears July 3, 2022
  • Astounding #Referendum2023 poll shows a pro-independence majority for the first time in any Panelbase poll since April 2021 July 2, 2022
  • The Guardian’s clueless condescension July 2, 2022
  • Nashville pair come to Elgin High and say stop bullying July 2, 2022
  • If 2024 becomes a plebiscite election, there are only two viable options: either a Yes alliance should put up a single slate of candidates, or the Alba Party should mostly sit out the election and lend its support to SNP candidates July 2, 2022
  • School bank appeal for summer volunteers July 2, 2022
  • Police call for information over man stood in sea by Lossie East Beach July 2, 2022

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