BY SUSIE PATERSON Scotland’s addiction problem is not getting better. In fact NHS statistics show 934 drug related deaths were reported in Scotland in 2017, and the signs are it’s getting worse. […]
Someone Else’s Addiction
St Enoch Square Christmas Markets Are Back!
BY PETYA PLACHKOVA What to look for when shopping at the markets? Christmas is just around the corner. If you are falling behind with your Christmas shopping or you are just looking […]
UWS News November 13th 2018
Presented by Anaïs Mampuya. Reports from Alex Docherty, Jamie Costello, Eszter Tárnai, Lewis Walker and George Connolly.
Colectiv nightclub fire survivor shares his thoughts on 3 year anniversary
by: Eszter Tarnai A survivor of the Romanian nightclub fire that killed 64 people today revealed how he believes the fire was part of an attempted Government coup. Architecture student Alex Plingu […]
Paedophile Hunters in Ayr
By Morgane Colinet PAEDOPHILE hunters hit Ayr last weekend as they went to meet an alleged child abuser. The suspected sex offender was intercepted just outside Ayr bus station whilst on his […]
UWS Welcomes Record Number of ERASMUS Students Despite Brexit Fears
By Dane McBeth For many at UWS it’s the first day of term with first year and returning students beginning classes. For students who are part of the Erasmus programme (European Community […]
Arctic Monkeys to headline TRNSMT Festival
By Amy McGhee TRNSMT festival has announced its line up for this summer’s festival on Glasgow Green, with the Arctic Monkeys joining the list of headliners . The band will join the […]
Scotland on track for 70 new trains
By Amy McGhee THERE are to be 7,000 new trains introduced across Britain by 2021 – with one per cent 70 new trains Scotland-bound. The British Rail Delivery Group announced the ambitious […]
94% of continental Portugal in a state of “Extreme Drought”
By Manuel Cardo A total of 94% of continental Portugal is now in a estate of “Severe Drought” according to the Portuguese weather Institute (IPMA) IPMA says that “the combination of lower […]
Nanny State Cycling
by Jamie Glover There have been renewed calls for cycling safety legislation after cyclist offences almost doubled in a decade. The debate was largely sparked earlier this year after the death of […]
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