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University buries messages of hope from staff and students to mark end of COP26

A SCOTTISH university has buried messages of hope and pledges for the future, not to be read until 2040. Sealed in a stainless steel capsule, made...

Relationship between formula milk and exam performance investigated in study

A STUDY investigating if there is any link between types of formula milk used in infancy and later academic exam performance, has concluded that there...

University event aims to get more girls taking up male-dominated subjects

A SCOTTISH university is connecting with local school pupils to encourage more girls to pursue science subjects. Focussed on STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths), students...

Sailor stranded in rough seas following engine failure rescued by Kyle RNLI

A LONE sailor has been rescued by Kyle RNLI, following a technical fault near Loch Duich last night. The yacht experienced an engine failure close to...

Mental health charity highlights patient experiences of ‘invisible’ illness

A SCOTTISH mental health charity is praising the courage of children who are speaking out about the challenges they face, whilst living with an “invisible”...

Wear Warm campaign launched to tackle home overheating

SCOTS are being encouraged to wrap up warm this winter instead of superheating their homes. Research has revealed that 50% of households in Scotland are heating...

University professor makes list of movers and shakers in her sector for changes to clinical research

A SCOTTISH university professor has been recognised for the positive changes she has brought to clinical research, which have been widely adopted internationally. These changes include...

Ambulance workers warn UK Government of “unprecedented crisis” this winter

AMBULANCE workers have warned the UK Government of an “unprecedented crisis” this winter. Paramedics from the GMB Union raised their concerns that mounting pressure on the...

Doctors union warn climate change is damaging patient health

A DOCTORS’ union has reminded world leaders of their “moral responsibility” to protect public health, warning that climate change is damaging patient health. The British Medical...

Teen left permanently scarred by firework accident as tot issues warning as Guy Fawkes Night approaches

A TEENAGER who was left permanently scarred by a firework accident as a tot has issued a warning to those preparing to celebrate Guy Fawkes Night. Ben...

Edinburgh printing studio set to offer support to refugee artists

AN EDINBURGH printing studio is set to offer support to refugee artists. The Edinburgh Printmakers will offer places of residence to 30 artists who are refugees,...

Scots council workers plan strike as unions warn “members are at breaking point”

SCOTS council workers are planning strike action, as unions warn “members are at breaking point”. Action will be taken in half of Scotland’s local authority areas,...

Scots business owner praised by Prime Minister for environmental efforts with award

A SCOTS business owner has been praised by Boris Johnson for her environmental efforts with an award. Founder of The Clydeside Collective, Sara Thomson, has been...

Study launched into using scorpion venom to fight Covid-19 variants

A STUDY has been launched into using scorpion venom to help fight new Covid-19 variants. Scientists from Aberdeen University and Suez Canal University in Egypt are...

Scots gamers set to compete for record-breaking cash prize

SCOTS computer gamers are competing for a record-breaking prize pot next month, in “the nation’s largest competitive gaming competition to date”. The grand finals of the...

Scottish government propose ‘compliance notices’ to tackle fraudulent food packaging

A CONSULTATION is launching into a proposed new method for dealing with fraudulent or mislabelled food packaging. Food Standards Scotland (FSS) are testing the waters for...

Employee perks overtake pay rises in UK “war for talent” says report

RESEARCH shows that employers are “thinking beyond the pay-packet” and pay rises are no longer the number one incentive for attracting new staff. A study, conducted...

Speyside distillery showcased in MTV Cribs episode

You can join a virtual tour around the home of one of Scotland’s best loved whiskies in a new episode of MTV Cribs. Guided by Scottish...

Move to keep face coverings in schools slammed for “glaring inconsistencies”

Safety precautions for tackling the spread of Covid-19 in Scottish schools are to remain in place after the October break. The Scottish Government have announced the...

Storymap shows sustainable features and events for Cop26

AN interactive map is helping residents and visitors discover more about sustainability in one of Scotland’s biggest cities. Providing personalised walking routes to key sites, the...

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