Johnny Little It’s not an uncommon idea that many of us working our 9-5’s in offices have: Wouldn’t it be lovely to get away from the city and live and work on […]
Is the Grass Always Greener? – The Viability of Farming in Scotland
The Dangers of Disease on Dairy Farms
By Samuel Ukah Dairy farming plays a vital role in supplying the global market with milk, cheese, yoghurt, and other dairy products that are used in abundance on a daily basis. In […]
More than 1,500 Ukrainian Azovstal defenders are held captive prisoners in Russia
By Anna Konovalenko Photo by Mykyta Budnyk On May 16, 2022, the Ukrainian Mariupol garrison who defended the city of Mariupol and the people there received a directive order to surrender in […]
Hope For Hospitality? : Scottish Industry Voices Speak on the Cost of Living Crisis
By Johnny Little ‘Everybody is suffering the cost of living crisis. For a business it’s on two sides. We have our own homes to keep and our business to keep afloat as […]
Caledonian Crushers players discuss the joys & issues of Wheelchair Rugby
By Liam Murphy In Glasgow, there is next to no representation when it comes to Wheelchair Rugby, the Caledonian Crushers, in fact, remain the only team representing the country. Participation is at […]
Wheelchair rugby: the full-contact disability sport you never knew existed
by Adam Kennedy The phrase ‘a full-contact disability sport’ may seem like an oxymoron. However, the Caledonian Crushers – Scotland’s only wheelchair rugby team – put that theory to bed. Jen Lang […]
Caledonian Crushers in action
By Anna Konovalenko Photo by Anna Konovalenko Wheelchair Rugby was first designed in Canada in 1977, however, it’s just 30 years later the sport made its debut at the Paralympics in Sydney […]
Is the cost of living crisis threatening charity shops?
By Anna Konovalenko Photo by Anna Konovalenko The living cost crisis greatly affects Scotland in almost all areas of life. As surprising as it may seem, charity shops also might be at […]
Journey to Journalism
For the first time in ten years nearly half of all MA Broadcast Journalism students have travelled worldwide to study at UWS’s Ayr Campus. Campus reporter Amanda Crawford caught up with a […]
The Death of a Newsperson? – Scottish Newspaper Sales Drop, Again
Newspaper sales continue to drop, leading to questions for the future of the journalism industry in Scotland and the UK. ABC circulation figures show a continued drop in newspaper sales, with some […]
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