Keeping the music scene thriving during a pandemic.
Live music in 2021: #LetTheMusicPlay
Covid-19 threatens to steal the dreams of musicians across the U.K.
The pandemic sweeping the nation has had a disastrous impact to the livelihood of many U.K citizens, specifically those in the music and entertainment industry. With no gigs to play and no […]
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 […]
The RSPB urge young people to take part in annual wildlife survey
By Meg Montague The RSPB are urging young people across the country to take part in their annual citizens’ science project, the Big Garden Birdwatch (BGBW), which takes place this weekend. “Young […]
Launching a Business or Creative Venture During a Pandemic.
By Regan Kelly. “Lockdown provides a unique opportunity, as you have a lot of time on your hands. If you’re thinking about it, then you should just definitely go for it.” Heather Dalglish- CO-Founder of In-Full-Bloom Magazine. It has been estimated […]
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 […]
Remote Learning, Covid and Living alone.
By Regan Kelly. “Its the sort of thing you cant dwell on, you just have to put up with it i guess, until things start to get better and ease off”. Robbie- Student Living alone. Robbie Hanratty, is a […]
“I don’t want to be lonely again”: Scottish young ‘shielders’ worry about a return to tougher restrictions for the clinically vulnerable
By Meg Montague Mainland Scotland was placed into lockdown on Jan 4 to combat the surge in new coronavirus cases, and those who qualify as clinically vulnerable were advised to shield again. […]
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 […]
Glasgow soup kitchen has “busiest night ever” as they serve over 130 people
By Meg Montague It is a Friday evening in Glasgow and the temperature has dropped below freezing. But despite the cold, a team of dedicated volunteers from Homeless Project Scotland continue to […]
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