By Layla Maguire Climate change has become one of the most crucial factors in the UK’s voting behaviours in this year’s general election, with thousands currently campaigning in the COP25 climate change talks in Madrid since 2 December. Professor Sandy … Continue reading How important is Climate Change to UK voters?
by Ryan Brown Scottish Fire and Rescue have reinforced the danger of pyrotechnics inside football stadiums. Assistant Chief Officer Ross Haggart is the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’s Director of Prevention and Protection. He said: “The abuse of these pyrotechnics in … Continue reading Authorities warn against pyrotechnics at football matches
From trading majestic murals to detailed tapestries, the UK’s creative industry is a rapidly expanding sector. It is currently growing at double the rate of the overall economy. The industry contributes £87bn in GVA – more than oil and gas, … Continue reading Kelvingrove To Stay Free Despite Brexit
By Shannon Lennox Business owners have been left in long term economic uncertainty after the Brexit deadline was pushed to January 31. Business owners in Scotland are becoming increasingly worried about the livelihood of their businesses. Steve Burns from MBS … Continue reading ‘Disaster’: local businesses comment on the effects of Brexit
Carrigan made history as one of the youngest Scots to ever fight in Madison Square Gardens. He speaks to UWS News about the highs and lows of an extraordinary career. @JCM_Boxing On Twitter Continue reading Jay Carrigan “Ghost” McFarlane, Pro Boxer, The Interviews
Selection of audio feature interviews with Marc Kerr pro boxer based at Kynoch Club, Glasgow discussing his career ups and downs with advice for aspiring fighters. @MarcyKerr on Twitter Continue reading Marc Kerr, Pro Boxer, The Interviews
By Yasmin Bray Glasgow Caledonian University and Edinburgh Napier University will hold a joint event on Tuesday, aiming to educate other universities and colleges on how they can help veterans and their families. Some of the speakers at the … Continue reading Two Scottish Universities Team Up to Help Veterans
Christmas is finally here and there’s nothing like the yearly festivities in Glasgow, but this year it is bigger and better. There are more stalls (including vegan food options), a wider variety of food, a vast range of activities and … Continue reading Glasgow Loves Christmas
by David Marshall Over 700 Rangers fans are expected to travel to Moscow ahead of the Ibrox side’s Europa League tie with Spartak Moscow. Rangers Supporters Liaison Officer, Greg Marshall, says that huge travelling support is ‘incredible’. He continued: “I’ve … Continue reading Rangers in Moscow – Blue Wave Descends on Red Square
A Glasgow based brewery has invested £1million into a new historical visitor centre to tell the tale of how the popular Scottish lager was first created. It is suggested tourists spend around £1billion per year on food and drink while … Continue reading Tennent’s Spend £1million Building Visitor Centre While Alcohol Related Deaths Increase by 54% in Scotland
