By Rebecca Tierney Nicola Sturgeon has outlined new restrictions and guidance in an address to the Scottish Parliament today. The announcement comes in the wake of Deputy First Minister John Swinney warning […]
Two Birds Fitness: A journey through lockdown

By Mark Devlin It’s no secret that the coronavirus pandemic has had a profound effect on a range of businesses. Many were forced to close their doors for good, while others were […]
Covid-19: A Catalyst for Change?

By Rebecca Tierney In the past twenty months, life has changed drastically for all sectors in Scotland not the least of which is the theatre industry.I caught up with Glasgow-based theatre practitioner […]
Pressures Facing the NHS: Winter and COVID-19

By Amber Smith Safety of staff and patients alike is the priority; however, this has been compromised by hundreds of patients going to accident and emergency about health issues that do not […]
Students wary of Remote Graduate Jobs – “I Don’t Think I Could Cope with that, and I Know I’m Not the Only One.”
By Colin Falconer (cs_rose1) Graduate positions are a massive point of concern for students this year in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic and the reality of going into a remote working […]
UWS first year nursing students undertake placements with less than two days in-person training

By Meg Montague Nursing students in their first year of the BSc and MSc (pre-reg) courses at UWS are undertaking placements with less than two days in-person training. And a clinical skills […]
Health-care Staff with Underlying Conditions.

By Regan Kelly. “Some people just have a cough or have to self isolate, for me; I may end up in hospital on a ventilator because my body cant fight off this […]
Frank Turner reflects on ‘miserable’ year

by Ben MacDonald As it was revealed that Glastonbury Festival was cancelled for the second year in a row, a future where musicians get to perform in front of their adoring fans […]
No Rugby, No Problem

By Dale Eaton (@DaleEaton_) While most football clubs across Scotland have been able to return on some level, the majority of Scotlands rugby clubs haven’t been so lucky. Despite this, Ayr Rugby […]
The future of live music is uncertain, but Glasgow musician has hope

BY MEG MONTAGUE On the 18th of March, the Glasgow-based band, Icarus Moon, announced on their Facebook page that all of their upcoming shows had been cancelled. They had been set to […]
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