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Janey Godley’s best pal and 100-strong female choir to walk by comedian’s hearse in final farewell to Edinburgh
Janey Godley’s close friend and a 100-strong female choir are set to accompany the hearse of the comedian in a final farewell to Edinburgh. The beloved comedian passed away on November 2 at the age of 63 after battling ovarian cancer. On Friday, Janey’s best pal Shirley Doig and the female choir will walk alongside…
Ayr Santa Dash entry details unveiled ahead of festive run
Ayr Santa Dash Entry Details Revealed for Festive Run Organisers of the annual Santa Dash in Ayr have announced that the highly anticipated fundraising event will be held on Sunday, December 15. The event, jointly organised by Ayr Rugby Club, Ayr United FC, and Ayr Cricket Club, will kick off at Ayr Promenade near Pirate…
Sick Scots scout master, 83, who raped young boys dies behind bars
Sick Scots scout master, 83, who raped young boys dies behind bars An 83-year-old scout master from Scotland, William Quigg, has passed away in custody at HMP Dumfries on November 11. The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) confirmed his death. Quigg, originally from Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire, was convicted in 2019 for raping and abusing young…
Lib Dem who quit Edinburgh council after house sale scandal also resigns from party
A Scottish Liberal Democrat who recently resigned from her position on the Edinburgh council following a house sale scandal has now also stepped down from the party. Louise Spence’s departure from both roles comes after questions were raised about the sale of her house right after she was elected as a representative for the Colinton/Fairmilehead…
Clydesdale MSP seeks consideration of firework control zones for constituency
Clydesdale MSP advocates for firework control zones in the constituency after locals express concerns about the impact of firework misuse, particularly on pets and emergency services. Mairi McAllan has contacted South Lanarkshire Council, urging discussions with the community to implement restrictions through new legislation. A law recently introduced in Edinburgh allows for temporary restrictions around…
‘Blissful’ hair product leaves locks ‘so soft’ shoppers can’t stop touching it
‘Blissful’ Hair Product Leaves Locks ‘So Soft’ Shoppers Can’t Stop Touching It Customers are heaping praise on a hair product that not only leaves their locks ‘so soft’ but also helps them nod off, thanks to its soothing scent. Zen, which retails for £14.50 from Hair Syrup, is garnering glowing reviews for its trio of…
Scottish Labour MP blasts UK Treasury over delayed reply about Scotland-Europe ferry route
A Scottish Labour MP has criticised the UK Treasury for taking an extended period to respond to his inquiry regarding a ferry route connecting Scotland and Europe. Graeme Downie expressed his disappointment at the delayed reply concerning a potential ferry service between Rosyth and Dunkirk. The MP for Dunfermline and Dollar had initially reached out…
Two baby elephants die at British zoo as staff left ‘devastated’ by deaths
Two baby elephants have tragically passed away at Blackpool Zoo, leaving the staff “devastated” by the deaths. The endangered Asian elephants, part of an urgent programme to save the species, were eagerly awaited after the announcement of their pregnancies earlier this year. Noorjahan and Esha, a mother and daughter duo residing at the zoo since…
West Lothian College students cook up a storm at Scottish Parliament
West Lothian College students showcased their culinary skills at the Scottish Parliament, impressing MSPs and parliamentary staff with a six-course tasting menu. The students, enrolled in the college’s Level 5 and 6 Professional Cookery course, prepared a delectable meal at Holyrood on November 19. The menu featured dishes such as a smoked salmon frittata, pork…
Scottish Government blasted over “disgraceful” waits in temporary housing
The Scottish Government has come under heavy criticism for the “disgraceful” waiting times faced by individuals in temporary housing, as per recent reports. Shocking Freedom of Information data has shed light on the dire situation, with one person in Argyll and Bute enduring 13 years in temporary accommodation, while a child in Edinburgh has been…