By Kevin Craigens Trade Unions are calling for food retail workers to be vaccinated as a priority alongside other key workers, such as NHS staff and support workers. This comes in the […]
Retail Workers Must Be Priority For Vaccines Say Trade Unions
Rocks’ Keeling: Lockdown ‘sucks’ but I have to deal with it
By Kevin Craigens LOCKDOWN has been hard on everyone but Glasgow Rocks’ newcomer Christian Keeling has rebounded quick and adjusted the best he can. The Glasgow Rocks Guard joined in December and […]
Increase in Postal Vote Predicted for May 2021 Scottish Elections
By Kevin Craigens THERE will likely be a substantial increase in the amount of postal votes used in the upcoming Scottish elections in May says the Electoral Management Board for Scotland (EMBS) […]
Its beginning to look a lot like…something?
This time in December last year, streets were full of people lining up outside shops to get the ideal gift for their loved one. Christmas cheer was in the air, shops were […]
Newmains Community Campaign To Help Out The Less Fortunate This Christmas
By Kevin Craigens Newmains Community Trust (NCT) and local football club, Newmains United have joined forces to help spread a little Christmas cheer to those people in need. The NCT have started […]
SCOTS MUSICIANS’ NEXT JOB COULD BE IN CYBER. (they just know it won’t be)
By Layla Maguire COVID-19 has pushed musicians across the globe back to where they started: performing in their bedroom. This time last year, gigs and concerts were among the main events to […]
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 […]
“Do i think we will be playing this side of Christmas? No.”
By Gregor Sleith The lower levels of Scottish football have been shackled and put on hold again for the time being, with so many people active at grassroots level not being able […]
The Long Road to Journalism for Kiana Greenan
Journalism can be a very tough discipline to get swept up in never mind making a career out of, I managed to sit down with Kiana Greenan an MA Broadcast Journalism student […]
Climate change and journalism: an interview with Layla Maguire
by Rebecca Weinberg As Covid-19 casts a dark shadow over the news, fourth-year UWS Journalism student Layla Maguire remains focused on the issue of climate change. Layla, 22, entered the course with […]
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