Student Journalism output from BA and MA students at UWS
Despite Scotland having a wide range of food produced locally, ranging from vegetables to fish, meat and dairy, imported foodstuffs accounts for a larger percentage of expenditure for Scottish shoppers. Following the […]
By Susie Paterson. Coylton Karate Club instructor Surraya Healy had to be hypnotised to overcome her fear of heights to bungee jump for charity. Surraya, 41, from Coylton wanted to raise […]
Charles Manson may be dead, but the dangers of cults and personalities like him still remain. Ian Haworth, author and General Secretary of Cult Information Centre, an organisation that aids cult […]
By Lea Fabbrini With news shoppers will spend less on Christmas with less in their pockets, an Ayrshire Charity is trying to bring some festive cheer in an innovative way. UWS News […]
By Selina McLean The choice for Kezia Dugdale to enter the I’m a Celebrity jungle has caused a split not only between the Labour Party but also between UWS Newsroom followers. On […]
A WORLD premiere came to Ayr at the weekend when Schubert’s song cycle “Winterreisse” was performed to a jubilant audience. Soprano Pauline Graham and Yonit Kosovske on piano performed the classical music piece […]
Monkton high-flyer Anna Manson is a great Ambassador for Scotland’s apprentices. Named Apprentice Ambassador of the Year 2018 at the Scottish Apprenticeship Awards, aeronautical engineer Anna, 22, received the Award at Glasgow’s […]
Presented by Gregor Hynds and Jamie Glover with reports from across Ayrshire and the west of Scotland.
TEAM GB cyclist, Jack Carlin, admits he can’t wait for next year’s Commonwealth Games – however insists long term focus is very much on the 2020 Olympics and delivering to the demand […]
By Natalie Miller Anti-Bullying week started this Monday to help show that respect is key to all our relationships – both online and offline. Bullying is a problem that happens anywhere and […]
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