Charles Manson may be gone, but his twisted legacy and the dangers of cults like his remain. His songs will live on and his contribution to the stories of The Beatles […]
Charles Manson, his twisted legacy
Scottish Squash event is needed
by Stuart Reid The first ever Squash event takes place in Scotland next weekend. The Scottish Open takes places at Scotstoun the weekend of the November 25 and 26 and Scotland’s number […]
Pregnancy charity backs ‘sleep on side’ campaign
By Susie Paterson. New research released today confirms that the risk of stillbirth is doubled if women go to sleep on their backs in later stages of pregnancy. The Midlands and North […]
Cash for Kids is back with their Christmas Mission
by Lea Fabbrini After making a difference on Christmas day for nearly 80,000 children in Scotland last year, ‘Cash for Kids’s Mission Christmas, is back. The Charity run by West FM and […]
South Ayrshire councillor calls for free parking during festive period
Despite the SNP administration making a pledge to stop charging people for parking their cars for periods of two hours and under, South Ayrshire Council has made over £30,000 from parking charges […]
Neil Laird Talks About Founding New MMA Team – Ayrshire Hit Squad
Professional fighter Neil Laird talks about how he started fighting, founding the Ayrshire hit squad and future plans.
German social democrats want new elections after government talks collapse
By Jan Spaans The German Social Democratic Party(SPD) have called for new parliamentary elections to be held following attempts to form a government have proven fruitless. The election in September allowed Angela […]
Colin O’Neill: Motherwell can win the Betfred Cup
By Lewis Birrell Colin O’Neill reckons Motherwell can win the Betfred Cup on Sunday if they get in Celtic’s faces. O’Neill made 64 appearances for the Lanarkshire club and was part of […]
Braehead assault leaves boy hospitalised
A 12-year-old boy has been left needing surgery after an “unacceptable” attack at Braehead shopping centre. He was with friends at the popular Glasgow shopping centre when they were chased by a […]
How can Scotland eat more affordably?
Despite Scotland having a wide range of food produced locally, ranging from vegetables to fish, meat and dairy, imported foodstuffs accounts for a larger percentage of expenditure for Scottish shoppers. Following the […]
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