Alexander Cruickshanks After the sacking of Jon Dahl Tomasson the Swedish National team is looking for a new manager and Aberdeen’s Jimmy Thelin has come out as a potential candidate for the […]
Jimmy Thelin to take Sweden National team job?
Rangers’ managerial fiasco: Who do the fans want?
By Alexander Cruickshanks Since the sacking of Russell Martin Rangers are yet to appoint a new permanent manager with youth coach Steven Smith taking charge of their upcoming match against Dundee United. […]
Ayr Community Hub development plans gather pace
By Paul Cooper A local service that provides valuable resources to people in an Ayr community have started work on upgrading their dilapidated changing facilities and Pavilion. Whitletts Vics in the community […]
An Ayrshire perspective on the Assisted Dying Bill
By Laurie Finlayson HOLYROOD will soon be voting on the Assisted Dying Bill, put forward by Liberal Democrat MSP Liam McArthur. His proposed bill is approaching the Stage 1 deadline. McArthur is […]
What the candidates stand for
By Hamzah Amir Ahmed MILLIONS of Americans will be casting their votes today but what are they rushing to the polling stations for? Abortion and immigration are two of the biggest talking […]
Shaw siblings strive for the growth of Scottish Cycling as the sport falls below its peers
By Ethan Barlow Despite housing one of the sport’s greatest ever competitors in Sir Chris Hoy, cycling’s engagement and viewership sits below its neighbouring games; athletics and swimming. Eilidh and Struan Shaw […]
Family business: Eilidh and Struan Shaw, Cycling siblings
By Alexander Cruickshanks This week UWS students attended a press conference at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow to interview cycling duo, Eilidh and Struan Shaw. At just 19 and 17 years old […]
A tip for hospitality workers
By Harry Freemantle BUSINESSES can no longer take customer tips from staff following the UK Government’s new law on how tips should be distributed. Around three million staff in hospitality such as […]
The Citadel’s renovation warning
By Laurie Finlayson Audit Scotland have warned Ayrshire council bosses they must prioritise a business case plan if their renovation plans for the Citadel Leisure Centre are to be given the green […]
Pool Competition Sorted To Boost Student Morale
By Ryan Niven Pool competition organised to help students settle into accommodation. Staying in student halls moving away from home for the first time can be a very scary experience. That is […]
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