By John Murray THE year 2020 was meant to be a roaring success for Blair Drummond Safari Park’s wild 50th Anniversary celebrations. The 160 acre site, which boasts more than 350 exotic […]
Safari Park Weathers The Storm
The future of live music is uncertain, but Glasgow musician has hope
BY MEG MONTAGUE On the 18th of March, the Glasgow-based band, Icarus Moon, announced on their Facebook page that all of their upcoming shows had been cancelled. They had been set to […]
Amateur sport not immune from Covid worries
By Ryan Brown The resumption of professional sport has hit the headlines with testing protocols, positive cases and empty stands, but the amateur world has had it’s own issues throughout the coronavirus […]
The lower reaches of Scottish football: How has Coronavirus impacted the players?
by Campbell Finlayson The Scottish Premiership has been back since August with the other three divisions of the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) all returning in early October. Daily tests and health […]
The effect of Covid-19 on Scottish football
By Calum Brown (@Calum_Brown99) Covid-19 has impacted Scottish football at all levels, with games and leagues right across the country being cancelled and never fulfilled. For many within the game, particularly at […]
Coronavirus impacted how the media operate within football
By Fraser McLuggage Coronavirus has impacted how the media operate within football. UWS spoke to two authorities in both tabloid and club media, as well as a referee who discusses the changes […]
FINDING NEW WAYS TO COPE WITH COVID
by Euan McLean, Hala El-Djazairy and Pearse McLaughlin THE bizarre reality of post-Covid life can often feel like something out of a Hollywood script. Now one man is taking inspiration from an […]
‘I am worried about my future because of COVID-19’
By Salvatore Boemi, Mark Devlin, Chris Toner and Scott Young. With the hospitality industry being impacted significantly by COVID-19, the harsh reality is that people working within the sector are struggling. Angus […]
“Hopefully it’ll calm down by then.”
Final year UWS Journalism student is waiting for the day that all goes back to normal. Now in his Honours year and learning from home amidst an ongoing global pandemic, Gregor Sleith […]
Some self employed people to fall through the crack
by Mya Bollan Self employed workers told that they have “not been forgotten” but newly announced grants are not fully inclusive. Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced measures to support self employed workers. The […]
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