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Falkirk Council building team jobs could move to private sector after review
Falkirk Council building team jobs could potentially be outsourced to the private sector following a recent review of the council’s Building and Maintenance Division (BMD). The review, conducted by external consultants ARK, highlighted various challenges within the service, including staff shortages, high illness rates, and an ageing workforce. Discussions with staff during workshops brought attention…
Skye shooting suspect ‘saw himself as victim’, court told
In a recent court hearing at the Edinburgh High Court, it was revealed that the suspect in the Skye shooting case, Finlay MacDonald, saw himself as a victim before the tragic events unfolded. The court heard from a consultant forensic psychiatrist who stated that MacDonald, who is accused of murdering his brother-in-law and attempting to…
Common medication NHS says to avoid if you have diabetes or high blood pressure
The NHS Warns Against Common Medication for Individuals with Diabetes or High Blood Pressure The NHS has issued a cautionary note against the use of decongestants for individuals with specific health conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure. Decongestants are commonly utilised to provide temporary relief from symptoms of cold, flu, hay fever, allergic…
Tennis legend Jamie Murray ‘very proud’ after collecting honorary doctorate from Stirling University
Scottish tennis icon, Jamie Murray, expressed his immense pride as he received an Honorary Doctorate from Stirling University this past Friday. The seven-time Grand Slam champion was honoured for his significant contributions to Scottish and UK tennis at Stirling’s winter graduation ceremony. Jamie, who has also triumphed in the Davis Cup and held the title…
South Lanarkshire Council wish a happy 150th birthday to Hamilton Accies
South Lanarkshire Council Celebrates Hamilton Academical FC’s 150th Birthday South Lanarkshire Council has extended warm wishes to Hamilton Academical FC on their momentous 150th anniversary. The council members unanimously passed a motion on Thursday to honour the football club for its remarkable milestone. Established in late 1874 by the rector James Blacklock and students of…
Wellness guru’s 4-ingredient marshmallow recipe is ‘good for you gut’
An American wellness guru has recently shared a simple yet innovative marshmallow recipe that is claimed to be beneficial for gut health. The recipe only requires four basic ingredients, making it an accessible and healthy sweet treat option for those who are health-conscious. Candice Ray, a wellness enthusiast with a significant following on TikTok, has…
‘I’m a recruiter – this Google hack finds best jobs that aren’t listed on major sites’
An expert in recruitment has revealed a clever trick to uncover job opportunities that might not be advertised on major job sites. Lee Harding, with almost 20 years of experience in the recruitment industry, highlights that some employers do not list all their job vacancies on popular job boards. In a TikTok video, Lee explains…
Woman urged to end her five year relationship after ‘entitled’ fiancé’s move
A woman has been advised to leave her fiancé after he invited a lawyer to their home to discuss adding his name to the title deeds of her house. The woman inherited the property following the tragic death of her mother seven months ago, officially becoming the owner of the home three months ago. Around…
CCTV of ‘Eastern European’ man released in connection to two assaults in Glasgow
CCTV footage of an ‘Eastern European’ man has been released by Police Scotland in connection with two separate assaults in Glasgow. The incidents took place on Thursday, July 11, 2024, between 10.10pm and 10.30pm on Bellgrove Street and Tobago Street in the Calton area. The authorities are seeking the public’s help in identifying the man…
Scots norovirus cases surge as public health body issues warning
The number of norovirus cases in Scotland has been steadily increasing, prompting a warning from Public Health Scotland (PHS). Recent figures released by PHS show a rise in instances of the bug, with laboratory reports for norovirus reaching 1,629 by November 17 compared to 1,563 in the previous week. Norovirus, also known as ‘the winter…