Every time the Scottish Government are defeated in court there is wild celebrations from their opponents. The ruling that Downing Street’s unprecedented s35 veto of Holyrood’s gender recognition reform bill was lawful, is no exception. Graham Grant, Home Affairs Editor of the Scottish Daily Mail, Michael Blackley, the papers Political Editor, columnist Stephen Daisley were […] Source

WITH the recent cold snap we have all experienced, it is a little disappointing to read the comments on renewable energy wind turbine systems failing to generate energy on days of calm. Though not an unrealistic expectation, the implication is that wind turbines are a flawed strategy. Source

A LARGE industrial unit in a Scottish town has been purchased by a pair of billionaire brothers … Source

Gig at Elgin Town Hall. …

BUSINESS and individuals working across Scotland’s tourism industry were recognised at a prestigious awards ceremony over the weekend. Source

PROLONGED freezing temperatures have led to iced-over pavements and roads. …

Police thank the public. …

A new paper released yesterday by the Resolution Foundation gives an in depth look at the depth of economic stagnation the UK economy has faced since the 2007/08 Financial Crisis. The paper offers a list of possible solutions to the UK’s frankly horrendous economic performance over the last decade and a half, including recommendations to […] Source

A PETITION concerning the imminent closure of a Bank of Scotland branch in Argyll with more than 1700 signatures has been delivered to bank staff. Source

A SCOTTISH bookshop has announced that it will be closing its doors for good after 144 years in business … Source

It comes just months after the institution was taken over by a major English firm. Source

In which Simon Constable and Fiona Campbell come to the rescue of Edinburgh’s housing crisis, and save the Edinburgh Festival … Too late for my 2023 Wrapped, Spotify’s algorithm recently suggested that I might want to listen to the Constable Confidential podcast, episode title “Housing Crisis in Scotland and How the Edinburgh Festival Will Never […] Source

As the bombing of Gaza recommences and eulogies for Henry Kissinger rain down, something called COP 28 kicks-off in Dubai, the capital of the United Arab Emirates and one of the world’s top ten oil producers. Three unelected leaders from Britain flew out for the event, Rishi Sunak, our unelected Prime Minister. David Cameron, our […] Source

A family-run business in Bridge of Weir has revealed it will be closing its doors at the start of 2024. Source