The Wheelyboat Trust and Angling Trust have partnered together to part-fund seven new Coulam 16 Wheelyboats that will enable clubs and fisheries across the UK to provide disabled anglers, and wheelchair users in particular, with access to their waters and the fishing. Continue reading Angling Trust and The Wheelyboat Trust to make a splash with seven new boats
Day: March 23, 2019
Is fake news bad for your health?
For as long as it has been around, the Internet has been the first port of call as a symptom checker when people are feeling unwell. Worried about an unexplained ache or pain? Anxious about your general feeling of malaise? Ask Google. Continue reading Is fake news bad for your health?
Sunoh Scotland launches search for new presenters
Sunoh Scotland, Scotland’s newest and largest Asian radio network, has launched a search for new presenters. Budding DJs are being invited to the studio on 24th March from 11am to find out more about the station and put their skills to the test! Continue reading Sunoh Scotland launches search for new presenters
Having a Spring clean? Don’t forget the shed!
With decluttering rapidly becoming the latest wellbeing buzzword, homeowners are being urged not to forget about the contents of their garden shed. Continue reading Having a Spring clean? Don’t forget the shed!
Fire service called to more than 300 white goods fires last year
DCO McGown: “It’s not on.”
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has launched a hard hitting safety advert highlighting the dangers of white goods fires. The 30 second clip – showing a household washing machine blaze – was unveiled yesterday. Continue reading Fire service called to more than 300 white goods fires last year
Child poverty levels ‘on course to rise substantially’
The Scottish government risks missing its child poverty targets by some distance as poverty levels are set to rise rather than fall over the next five years, according to new analysis published by the Resolution Foundation. Continue reading Child poverty levels ‘on course to rise substantially’