John Croot invented the unusual small-sided ball game known as “Walking Football” in 2011. But now playing many countries in Europe, It shares certain similarities with association football, which is one of […]
John Croot invented the unusual small-sided ball game known as “Walking Football” in 2011. But now playing many countries in Europe, It shares certain similarities with association football, which is one of […]
By Samuel Ukah Various studies have highlighted the beneficial impacts of physical exercise on people’s mental health; however, one not-so-traditional sport has been impacting a community in Glasgow. The John Sutton Community […]
By Daniel Cecura Having fun playing football, improving your health and socialising – the new trend sport of Walking Football combines all of this. Developed as an alternative for people over 50 […]
By Tiange Cao ASH Scotland announced on 6 December 2023 its support for the proposals set out in the consultation on “Creating a Smokefree Generation and Tackling Youth Vaping”, this event is […]
By Latif Ullah Electrification is the process of replacing conventional diesel-powered trains with more energy-efficient electric trains, marking a significant change in the way rail transportation functions. The selection of Hairmyres and […]
Lauren Petrie Traditionally, pet owners would use the holiday season to try to keep their dogs or cats from fighting or climbing the tree, as well as to hide chocolate somewhere safe. […]
Formerly labelled with the most unwelcome tag of ‘most deprived area in Scotland’, in 2012 and 2016, according to figures from The Scottish Index for Deprivation in Scotland (SIMD) Ferguslie Park in Renfrewshire has spent almost 60 years in regeneration.
By Liv Thomson Small Business, Big Bills The ongoing cost of living crisis here in the UK is affecting everyone, but small businesses are perhaps feeling the pressure more than most. Recent […]
Johnny Little Should you have the right to smoke? Should Scotland follow England’s proposed smoking restrictions and even a full on ban? With only 2 out of 14 Scottish health boards hitting […]
By Daniel Cecura This article explores the vital role of student accommodations. Beyond living spaces, these residences are hubs of learning and connection, shaping the student experience. From fostering collaboration to providing […]
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