By Johnny Orr The show racism the red card campaign is celebrating its tenth anniversary with today’s Wear Red Day. The charity works on fighting discrimination at any level in sport and […]
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Show Racism the Red Card celebrate 10th annual Wear Red Day
By Callum Lindsay Anti-racism organisation Show Racism the Red Card held its 10th annual Wear Red Day event as they continue in their campaign to combat racial prejudice, bias and abuse towards […]
Show Racism the Red Card celebrates anniversary
By Kyle Murphy Anti-racism charity Show Racism the Red Card held its annual Wear Red Day to continue its fight against prejudice and discrimination against those in racial or ethnic groups. It […]
Shared memories of tragic Caballero’s time in Scotland
By Paul Cooper Following the news of former SPL player Fabian Caballero’s devastating death last week fans are still sharing fond memories of the South American’s time with Dundee. Caballero was one […]
The importance of teaching and support staff amid education budget cuts
By Lewis Nicol Education is the most important part of any child’s development. However, it is getting increasingly more difficult to maintain Scotland’s high educational standards, as Scotland was always among the […]
Inverclyde carers voices are heard as Carers Gateway Inverclyde host workshop
Unpaid carers in Inverclyde got the opportunity to provide feedback to service providers on issues such as mental health, access to services and community involvement at a workshop in Greenock. Carers Gateway […]
The Heroes of the Great Scottish Run
By Kyle Murphy The Great Scottish Run returns to Glasgow this weekend, with an expected 30,000 people turning up to run in their designated races. This weekend’s run will break its own […]
Anti social behaviour ‘taking off’ on UK flights
Robbie Gray Summer has always been a time of rest, spending time in the sun or maybe even going on holiday. Most civilised people will book a flight and fly out to […]
The Nigerian Scotsman taking volleyball by storm
By Johnny Orr The UK’s new Labour government are enforcing stricter migration laws that have been enforced since April this year, these laws increased the minimum yearly salary for ‘skilled workers’ from […]
Mixed views on alcohol price hike
By Alexander Cruickshanks MINIMUM pricing for alcohol in Scotland has risen by 30% this week with the aim of tackling the growing alcohol related deaths. The rise – from 50 pence per […]
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