When you think of contact sports, people in wheelchairs would probably be some of the last people you would think of. But in the world of wheelchair rugby, ramming and smashing into […]
Glasgow’s Wheelchair Warriors
A Local football team opens its door to women and LGBTQ+ players as women’s football continues to rise in the UK.
Camp Hellcats started in 2021 during the Covid19-Pandemic with both women and non binary players participating in five a side matches. The Local team based in Glasgow’s South Side has given women […]
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 […]
Scotland has been named amongst the hosts for EURO 2028 as the UK and Ireland win bid
By Sean Boyle The United Kingdom and Ireland have won the bid to host the UEFA European Championships in 2028 meaning the UK will host an international football tournament just 7 years […]
Leading the line: Football continues to inspire at Scottish Women and girls in sport week amid ‘concerning’ Scottish Government report
By Euan Wood The week-long Scottish Government initiative aimed to increase the visibility and participation of women and girls in sport whilst dedicating a central message of inclusivity to address gender inequalities […]
The Hidden Abuse: The dark truth around football matches
By Saffron McKee The ban on alcohol consumption during Scottish football games has persuadedmore men to watch the matches from the comfort of their own homes. Withunlimited access to their favourite alcoholic […]
The Road to Germany: Scotland’s first chance at securing qualification
By Lewis Nicol The Red Fury will take out their anger on Scotland in Sevilla for the defeat they faced at the hands of the Scots in Glasgow. Spain will look for […]
Off-Peak Fares All Day Long
By Latif Ullah The Scottish Government scrapping of peak time rail fares for the next six months a trials as a part of attracting customers back to the rail journey in post […]
The Potential Smoking Ban in the UK
By Samuel Ukah According to the Office for National Statistics, 12.9% of people aged 18 and over smoked cigarettes. This is the lowest it has been since reports began in 2011. Despite […]
Is Fibromyalgia a fake illness?
BY CARLA BASU Due to the lack of cause and diagnostic tools, there continues to be a misconception surrounding the authenticity of Fibromyalgia as the cases of this invisible illness continues to […]
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