Student Journalism output from BA and MA students at UWS
By Carla Buscema OFFICIAL contracts have just been signed to build a brand new Queen Margaret secondary school, which is expected to open in October 2019 in South Ayrshire. The £25 million […]
Presented by Ross Gilchrist and Lewis Birrell with in studio interviews from Jan Spaans and Lea Fabbrini with reports from across Ayrshire and the west of Scotland.
By Ryan Gallacher Today marks ten years since one of the most celebrated days in the Scottish national team’s recent history. No, not that James McFadden goal in Paris – that happened […]
By Gary Kirkpatrick IRVINE Vineburgh Boxing Club head coach Alec Mullen says the current scene for female boxing is worlds away from the scene 20 years ago. Women’s boxing in the United […]
By Ryan Gallacher THE 2017 installment of GymFest has been described as one of the best ever by coaches and gymnasts, who came from across the UK to take part. The event, […]
By Erin Kearns. FORMER vice-president of Zimbabwe, whose firing caused last week’s army takeover, has called for President Mugabe to immediately resign. Emmerson Mnangagwa stated that he would not return until his […]
By Dominic V. Cassidy IT is Road Safety week here in the UK, with the theme this year being “Slow Down, Save Lives” and there is a large focus on regulating speed. […]
By Fraser Clarke and Tom Mackinnon DUMBARTON striker Christian Nadé returned from a five week injury absence to help his side reach the Scottish Cup fourth round, and he’s hopeful he’ll be […]
By Brodie Gettins NEW statistics from an NHS report for 2016-17 have revealed that there were 36,235 alcohol-related hospital admissions in Scotland. A new NHS statistical report said: “In 2016-17 the alcohol-related […]
By Ryan Crombie THE Edinburgh derby might be many people’s stand out tie from yesterday’s Scottish Cup 4th round draw but it’s a Highland League encounter that’s drawing a lot of attention. […]
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