By Kyle Gunn Rangers welcome French club Lyon to Glasgow on Thursday night for their second match in the Europa League. Philippe Clément’s men saw off Swedish outfit Malmö last week thanks […]
Rangers v Lyon Thursday Night Preview
Devlin “right man for the job” says Dodds
By Stuart Mitchell FORMER Scotland International and Aberdeen striker Billy Dodds believes Nicky Devlin could be the answer to Steve Clarke’s dilemma at right back for the upcoming Nations League matches against […]
Expert discusses AI as Police Scotland launch plan
By Riordan Craig Police Scotland’s plan to use AI for facial recognition purposes is yet another step forward in the use of technology. And one expert academic believes the implementation of artificial […]
A tip for hospitality workers
By Harry Freemantle BUSINESSES can no longer take customer tips from staff following the UK Government’s new law on how tips should be distributed. Around three million staff in hospitality such as […]
Celtic face tough European tie in Germany
Celtic have made the trip to Germany to make up half of tonight’s mouthwatering UEFA Champions League Matchday 2 tie against Borussia Dortmund at the Westfalenstadion, more commonly known as Signal Iduna Park. […]
ScotRail scrapping off-peak fares affecting university students
By Scott Greer (Credit: Wikimedia Commons, Pencefn) ScotRail have ended their off-peak pilot scheme and rail commuters are now facing a hike in their daily and weekly rail journeys. Now, a ticket […]
The Citadel’s renovation warning
By Laurie Finlayson Audit Scotland have warned Ayrshire council bosses they must prioritise a business case plan if their renovation plans for the Citadel Leisure Centre are to be given the green […]
‘Dee tributes for SPL legend ‘Fab Cab’
Tributes have flooded in for legendary former Dundee footballer Fabian Caballero after his untimely death at just 46 years of age in his home country of Paraguay. Caballero passed away at the […]
More than 90,000 council staff vote on strike action
by Kevin Kennedy COUNCIL workers have rejected a new pay deal from local authority leaders and will ballot today on industrial action this winter. Members were offered a rise of around 4.2% a […]
Pool Competition Sorted To Boost Student Morale
By Ryan Niven Pool competition organised to help students settle into accommodation. Staying in student halls moving away from home for the first time can be a very scary experience. That is […]
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