Student Journalism output from BA and MA students at UWS
By Akindele Matthews People in South Ayrshire have been urged to be vigilant when purchasing E-cigs after trading standards seized more than 800 illegal vapes. Councillor Philip Saxton urged the people of […]
by George Joseph A new plan for disabled children is opening across Scotland. The plan aims to provide support for the extra costs that a disabled child might have. Disabled children under […]
By Peter Quinn Following the explosion at a house on Gorse Park, Kincaidston last month, the Scottish Gas Network have announced this week that they will be holding drop-in sessions at the […]
by Akindele Matthews The NHS has since the beginning of October embark on processes to get people vaccinated against flu and COVID-19. They have been a series of invitation letters written out […]
By Rebecca Tierney Most people live their whole lives without having their dreams realised – this is not the case for Craig Russell.The personal trainer from the East End of Glasgow is […]
4th year UWS BA Journalism/Sports Journalism visit Govan docks to highlight an environmental project which demonstrates how plants can help with reclaiming polluted soil. The site is being repurposed from wasteland to […]
By Scott Young The discussion around video assistant referee (VAR) in Scotland has gained mass traction over the past number of weeks with the talk of the technology being introduced into the […]
By Chris Dodds When Covid-19 hit the UK in early 2019 business owners up and down the country were left staring at the edge of a cliff wondering as to what would […]
By David Robson COVID-19 has proved to be catastrophic for most businesses with many struggling to get back to their feet even now after a sense of normality has resumed. This isn’t […]
By Mark Devlin It’s no secret that the coronavirus pandemic has had a profound effect on a range of businesses. Many were forced to close their doors for good, while others were […]
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