The National Trust for Scotland, the country’s leading independent conservation charity, has announced its most ambitious-ever programme for investment and activity, with plans to spend almost £60 million on Scotland’s built and natural heritage over the next five years. Continue reading National Trust for Scotland sets out historic plans for Scottish heritage
More than 700 cyclists have taken part in a gruelling challenge through the east of Scotland to raise vital funds for two Edinburgh-based charities. Continue reading Tour de Forth cyclists raise thousands for charities
ESCAPE, recognised to be Scotland’s first ‘live escape game’ company, is set to open its 200th room worldwide, as it marks its fourth anniversary. Continue reading First Scots escape company to open 200th game room
Staffordshire based Drayton Manor Park is continuing its year of celebrations for the 10th anniversary of Thomas Land™ by releasing a limited number of theme park tickets that can be purchased for just £10! Continue reading £10 tickets to be released at Drayton Manor Park
Dear Editor
To keep control of the government, the Conservatives had to make a deal with the Democratic Unionists in Northern Ireland. It involved making millions of pounds available to fund projects, at the same time it secured the support of the DUP in parliament for the fragile government.
For the majority of the people in the UK this has meant a continuation in the main of cuts in public services: below inflation wage increases, sharp rises in shop prices – in effect a continuation of their programme of austerity, already outlined by them for many years to come.
Changes to this situation must be made long before that. The Conservatives cannot do it: indeed they are not capable or willing to do so.
It is high time they were told to go: vanish, as quickly as possible, at last getting them off our backs.
Tony Delahoy,
Silverknowes Gardens
Saturday 9th June, 11am – 1pm
Drylaw Parish Church, Groathill Road North
TRACKER, the stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) specialist, has signed a major new deal with Arnold Clark Automobiles Limited, Europe’s largest independently owned family-run car dealer. Under the new agreement TRACKER is the preferred supplier of stolen vehicle tracking units to over 200 Arnold Clark dealerships throughout the UK providing its customers a high level of protection against vehicle theft. Continue reading TRACKER signs major new deal with Arnold Clark
West Pilton West Granton Community Council will meet on Tuesday 5th June at 7pm in West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre. Continue reading Community Council: Trying again on Tuesday
MSPs have urged Transport Minister Humza Yousaf to treat tackling congestion on Edinburgh city bypass as a “national transport priority”. Thursday’s Holyrood debate heard that the road is no longer fit for purpose.
Continue reading Miles Briggs: City Bypass action long overdue
Latest statistics show that the number of children walking to school in Scotland continues to decline. 42 per cent of children usually walk to school now, compared to 48 per cent just ten years ago. Continue reading Action needed to reverse the decline in Scottish pupils walking to school
