By Pearse McLaughlin Cumbernauld resident Liam Docherty has opened up about his struggles with mental health during lockdown and how he was demotivated with online learning. He stayed in contact with friends […]
by Adam Campbell By Adam Campbell Evidence suggests young people are becoming more anxious about climate change and the ecological crisis. The scale and intensity of climate change – and the cacophony […]
by Salvatore Boemi The Covid-19 pandemic has affected everyone all over the world in many ways. The football industry has been hugely impacted like no other, and it is not a secret […]
UWS are backing a photography competition for the 2021 Refugee Festival Scotland. Students are challenged to use their imagination and capture what inspires them with three different categories to choose from: ‘My Happy […]
By Regan Kelly and Robbie Hanratty Today marks the first day since March last year that spectators have been welcomed past the gates at Ayr Racecourse. Five hundred lucky punters turned out […]
As Scotland’s youngest pupils begin a phased return to schools next Monday, a mother-of-three and a primary school teacher share their perspectives.
The Scottish government has outlined a plan for school kids to return to classrooms full time after the 22nd of February The plan is for kids in primary one to three to […]
By Layla Maguire Despite the developments with the COVID-19 vaccination, there is no cure for the mental distress that the pandemic has caused millions of people across the globe. The effects of […]
Keeping the music scene thriving during a pandemic.
By Shannon Lennox After months of protests fighting the near total ban on abortion in Poland, the government announced the ban will take effect from midnight on Wednesday. The ruling made in […]
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