by Siobhann Dunn RESEARCH released today showed that 6.5 million people in the UK are providing unpaid care to a family member or friend with 3 million having to juggle work and […]
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94% of continental Portugal in a state of “Extreme Drought”
By Manuel Cardo A total of 94% of continental Portugal is now in a estate of “Severe Drought” according to the Portuguese weather Institute (IPMA) IPMA says that “the combination of lower […]
Annie Lennox the Chancellor
By Lea Fabbrini Singer-songwriter and social activist Annie Lennox is the first ever female Chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University. The Eurythmics singer with doctor title succeeds the Nobel Peace Prize Winner Professor Muhammad […]
Nanny State Cycling
by Jamie Glover There have been renewed calls for cycling safety legislation after cyclist offences almost doubled in a decade. The debate was largely sparked earlier this year after the death of […]
Book Week Scotland at UWS
by Siobhann Dunn UNIVERSITY West of Scotland are taking part in Book Week Scotland by hosting two events welcoming successful Scottish authors. The talks will be held Thursday November 30 and Friday […]
Scots aim for victory at Players Championship
By Tom Mackinnon Robert Thornton, John Henderson, Peter Wright and Gary Anderson all throw their first darts of the tournament today, with the first ties starting at 1245. Peter Wright will be […]
GB Basketball Captain Achara seeks good start in World Cup qualifier against Greece.
By Chris Macmillan. GREAT BRITAIN’S men’s basketball team tip off their qualifying campaign for the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) World Cup in 2019 tonight, hosting top seeds in their group Greece at […]
Production companies need Journalists
By Susie Paterson Last night the Channel 4 offices on West George Street was the venue for a cross section of media moguls to meet. A group of sixty journalists and production […]
Scottish Grand Prix Crucial to Badminton
By Ryan Crombie HEAD of Badminton Scotland events organisation has explained the necessity of events such as the Grand Prix currently taking place at the Emirates Arena. The 2017 Scottish Open Grand […]
Mental Health Lecturer backs Dementia in Football study
By Stuart Reid UWS Mental Health lecturer, Stewart Kerr, backs the Football Association’s study in to links between football and mental health. The FA announced plans for an official study in to […]
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