EuroGIG concert will raise vital funds By Akindele Matthews Music students from across Europe aim to hit the right note at a special gig to raise funds for Ukraine. This year marks […]
On song for Ukraine
Olga’s Alterations staff standing together in solidarity with Ukraine
By Amy Baird and Peter Quinn An Ayr businesswoman spoke exclusively to UWS News over her fears for her family who are caught in the midst of the war in Ukraine. Olga […]
The opening of new sneaker and street wear store Empire Glasgow
Taylor McNeillie is a 18 year old from Kilmarnock whose made his fortune from buying and selling shoes, it began on Depop from the comfort of his own room until he established […]
Erasmus Personal Interview
By Amy Baird Students take on the world: What studying abroad is really like. Erasmus students Sabrina Sutton and Tamara Stevulova settled in to their new Spanish home’s in 2019 for four […]
Efficiency is Key: A changing time for buses in Scotland
By Rebecca Tierney It was announced yesterday that rival bus companies National Express and Stagecoach have agreed to a merger that will result in a combined firm worth £1.9bn. The proposed merger […]
RETURN OF SOCIAL DISTANCING: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SCOTTISH PUBLIC
By Akindele Matthews The Christmas joy of partying and hanging out with Families and friends seems to have been marred by the re-introduction of social distancing and gathering restrictions by the government […]
Hospitality workers call for guidance sooner rather than later
By Rebecca Tierney Nicola Sturgeon has outlined new restrictions and guidance in an address to the Scottish Parliament today. The announcement comes in the wake of Deputy First Minister John Swinney warning […]
EXCITEMENT FOR CELTIC FANS, AS THE CLUB LOOKS FOR NEW SIGNINGS TO BOOST THE TEAM
by Akindele Matthews Celtic Football fans can’t wait to have more wins as the club gain momentum in the title race sitting comfortably 4 points behind league leaders Rangers on the premiership […]
Award- winning project and academic leadership celebrated
by George Joseph An award-winning UWS dementia project has been unveiled as part of a collaborative national educational resource. The Alzheimer Scotland Centre for Policy and Practice at UWS was awarded its […]
Vaccine Passport Poll errs on side of Positive
By Rebecca Tierney Tomorrow will see the First Minister making a decision on stricter vaccine passports. We spoke to staff and students on campus in Ayr today to garner public opinion. In […]
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