By Ben Kearney Further mass-criticism of VAR has prompted Arsene Wenger to announce that changes to the offside rule could be made, to help reduce ambiguity. Wenger, who is now FIFA’s Chief […]
VAR controversy could see change in offside rule
Scottish suicide victims reach out to ambulance services
By Amber Kane Researchers found that one in two Scottish people contacted the ambulance service 12 months before their death. Figures released from the Scottish Suicide Information Database ‘https://beta.isdscotland.org/find-publications-and-data/population-health/mortality/scottish-suicide-information-database/’ shows that Scots […]
Is Scotland ready for the electric car?
by Ryan Brown After the government’s move to bring forward a ban on diesel and petrol vehicles from 2040 to 2035, is the country ready for a switch to electric? With the […]
Professional era begins for Rangers and Celtic Women
by Campbell Finlayson Rangers and Celtic will both begin their first league campaign as a non-amateur side when the Scottish Women’s Premier League kicks off this weekend. With Glasgow City dominating the […]
A Tribute to “The Guv’nor” Andrew Weatherall
By Callum McFadzean Iconic DJ, Producer, and all round epitome of musical craftmaship, Andrew Weatherall, has died at the age of 56. His management team released a statement saying; “We are deeply […]
Glasgow Zine Library: the DIY creative space
By Evann Clelland A library to most people is a place full of old, dusty books. Some members of the public think of libraries as a place where information can be accessed […]
Roll your Sleeves Up to help Sustainable Fashion
By John Murray For those of us losing the rag with the climate change battle, tip the hat to Scotland’s sustainable fashion pioneers providing the belt and braces logic required to save […]
Outrage over controversial UK Government immigration proposals
by Darren Gibson Low-skilled workers would be unable to acquire visas to enter and work in the UK post-Brexit, controversial government plans have revealed. EU and non-EU citizens would be treated equally […]
Campaign against privatisation of Glasgow museum continues
by Rebecca Weinberg Members of a Glasgow group are continuing their campaign to fight off privatisation of the People’s Palace and Winter Gardens – alongside ensuring its rejuvenation. Friends of the People’s […]
Cancer Tests
By Callum McFadzean & John Murray New cancer tests being conducted by the Glasgow Precision Oncology Laboratory could further cancer patients chances of receiving the latest clinical trials. This could open patients […]
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