by Craig Vickers A former coach of the new British men’s number one Dan Evans describes him as “so talented that he would often get bored”. Evans dislodged Kyle Edmund as the British number one after a career littered with … Continue reading ‘He was so talented that he would often get bored,’ says former coach of Dan Evans
Huge thank you to coach Adam Mould and Glasgow Panthers Wheelchair Sports Club for opening our eyes and minds to the inclusion surrounding disability sport and helping my Sports Journalism BA students yesterday. Full video reports below Continue reading Glasgow Panthers Wheelchair Rugby 7s Team
The Glasgow City Region transport project is now underway at Motherwell train station. The project aims to provide an interchange that is of a high standard for commuters and will transform the station into a more accessible and modern link. … Continue reading Work Has Now Begun for Motherwell Train Stations £3.5 million Transport Project.
By Amber Smith (B00367021) Due to increasingly high cases of Epilepsy and MS in the UK, some 110,000 people living with MS in 2018; studies were spurred into the legalisation of Cannabis in order to trial medicinal in life threatening cases; first recorded case used as treatment was on the 10th November 2019. Maureen Gibson; Head Nurse of Head Injuries at The Princess Royal shares her views on the topic. “It’s a good thing because it will save a lot of people pain and discomfort. MS is a chronic illness, some patients find the pain unbearable thus the cannabis … Continue reading Cannabis-based Medication Approval
Asthma sufferers have hit out at TIME Magazine on Twitter for their video titled “How Asthma inhalers are choking the planet” By Dale Eaton How asthma inhalers are choking the planet https://t.co/ZEHM5R50Gl pic.twitter.com/4oZomdhSK3 — TIME (@TIME) November 5, … Continue reading TIME Magazine’s Twitter Asthma backlash
by Rebecca Weinberg A recent survey released by YouGov has revealed that nearly three out of every 10 Scottish men have experienced anxiety due to body image. The survey is being promoted during Movember – a movement which encourages men … Continue reading Three in ten Scottish men have poor body image
by Ben MacDonald On Monday afternoon, Twitter users in the UK noticed a promotional advert for a character known as Excitable Edgar, with a simple message stating that we shall meet him on Thursday. Many have predicted that this … Continue reading Retailers hope for bright Christmas as festive season begins
By Calum Brown Livingston tasted defeat to Rangers on Sunday for the third time this season, meaning the Lions have picked up just five points from a possible 27 in their last nine Premiership games. Strikes from Joe Aribo and … Continue reading Gary Holt brands Rangers defeat as ‘toughest day at the office’ as Livingston go five games without a win
by John Murray WHILE a report out today has said some men feel suicidal because of body image a Scottish suicide charity has said there are many different factors leading to people taking their own life. A survey carried by You Gov and published by the Mental Health Foundation (MHF) showed 12% of those questioned about anxiety surrounding their body image had suicidal thoughts. Touched by Suicide is a Glasgow based charity helping people who have been affected by a loved one who has taken their own life. George Fisher is a Tenancy and Sustainability officer with the organisation. He … Continue reading Many Different Factors to Suicide
By Campbell Finlayson Auchinleck Talbot manager Tommy Sloan says they will ‘look forward’ to the next round of the West of Scotland Cup, following their first-round victory on Saturday. The Ayrshire side were 4-0 winners over Forth Wanderers as a … Continue reading Sloan looking forward to Kilwinning clash after first round victory
