Four of Glasgow's female housing leaders gathered to commit to closer working to build more houses and to celebrate the spirit of one of the city's pioneering women civic figures.  

Three Peaks Challenge raises £4600 for the Scottish Huntington's Association.

The Dumbarton Reporter covered news of the latest Canal College project launch. Canal College aims to get 350 16-30 year olds into work or training by equipping them with new skills and the chance to qualify in an SQA level 2 in Cultural Heritage.  

Central Scotland post punk four-piece, the Media Whores, have been nominated for a prestigious Hyundai Mercury Prize for their critically acclaimed third album, Dangerous Minds. The Mercury Prize promotes the best of UK and Irish music and the artists who produce it. The ‘Album of the Year’ prize strives to introduce new albums from a variety of musical genres to a wider audience. Danger...

Queen's Cross wins accolade at UK Housing Excellence Awards

The Scottish Huntington's Association has launched a new online platform to support carers in families affected by the degenerative neurological condition Huntington's disease.  

A care framework to standardise treatment and support for people living with the degenerative brain disorder Huntington's disease has come a step closer.      

Increased sailings and a more flexible timetable brought in by ferry operator CalMac are bringing economic benefits to the Western Isles.

Staff from CalMac's Gourock HQ gave weekend to tidy up nearby beauty spot Luderston Bay. As reported in the Greenock Telegraph.  

Irish Minister for the Diaspora and International Development, Joe McHugh TD stopped off in Lochwinnoch during a recent two day trade mission to Scotland. Mr McHugh was finding out more about the work Irish engineering company Coffey Construction Ltd has been doing for Renfrewshire Council during his visit which was designed to forge closer business links between the two countries. Read ...