By Sarah Peddie Kilmaronock racing star Ross Martin clinched the BRSCC National Formula Ford Championship last weekend in impressive fashion. The Scot, who races for Team Dolan, wrapped up the title with a strong weekend of results at Silverstone. … Continue reading Kilmaronock Racing Driver Wins National Title
As strange as it may sound in September but the UK is in the middle of a mini heatwave. We’re use to turbulent summers here in the UK but when September rolls around we assume our few days of sunshine … Continue reading Heatwave Hits Ayr
MSP’s are moving on legiuslation to ensure children are given a say in legal proceedings when families breakdown. This is part of the Children’s Bill in Scotland that was created to ensure children’s best interests are at the centre of … Continue reading Children to have their say in family court
Written By Amy Park A full rebranding of Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks began this year following a £1.7 billion merger with Virgin Money back in October 2018. As a collective the organisations expect the full transfer to take place on … Continue reading Virgin Money and Clydesdale Bank Re-branding costing £1.7bn
By Lewis Walker Recently turned professional golfer Euan Walker is on the rise after making his pro debut in the sport at the Dutch KLM Open at the International in Amsterdam last weekend. After putting in countless hours of graft … Continue reading One to watch Euan Walker
Angus Hyde UWS NEWS As the host nation take on Russia on the opening day of the 2019 Rugby World Cup, Scotland will be eagerly looking on as they prepare for their hardest game of the groups, facing Ireland on … Continue reading All Eyes on Japan
by Craig Vickers Criticism of the Laver Cup is growing but the event continues to go from strength-to-strength with the appearance of a glut of high profile stars. The brain child of Roger Federer, the Team8 management company, and Tennis … Continue reading Laver Cup growing in power as it enters its third year on the tour
By Jack Ewing Picture Source: Gordonstoun Twitter page Common sense, common ground and a common purpose are sorely missing from our dialogue in today’s often tribal political setting. An event going on over the next few days at a … Continue reading Learning to Listen: Finding Common Ground for Our Common Good
It is first versus fifth this Sunday at Petershill Park as Hamilton Accies take on Partick Thistle in SWPL 2. Thistle are looking to regain their form after losses to Hearts, Glasgow Girls and Motherwell in their last three. The Jag’s last win came over a month ago against St Johnston. That was the last of a winning streak that spanned four games. The last time the sides met Accies came out 2 – 0 winners after strikes from captain Amy Anderson and Kirstie McIntosh sealed the Lanarkshire side the win. Highlights here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAvE7UITeHc Hamilton come off of … Continue reading Partick Thistle WFC v.s Hamilton Academical WFC Preview
by Scott Gibson Rangers comfortably overcame Dutch side Feyenoord at Ibrox on Thursday night as they won 1-0 on what was the first game since the passing of former Rangers skipper Fernando Ricksen. Before the start of the match, there … Continue reading ‘Emotional Night’ as Rangers Beat Feyenoord
