More than half of Scottish firms fear of going bust due to lockdown
A MAJOR survey of Scottish businesses has revealed the full impact of the Coronavirus lockdown – with confidence so badly damaged that 61% fear they will go bust, despite government support.
Green light for Crieff golf once lockdown eases
Scotland’s leading leisure resort, Crieff Hydro Hotel in Perthshire, is making preparations to re-open its Culcrieff Golf Club including the nine-hole course, driving range, crazy golf, disc golf and foot golf.
SSE boss calls for more government gear change
Chief executive Alistair Phillips-Davies has called on the UK government for more investment by giving the go-ahead for emerging projects of hydrogen and carbon plants.
Local cops pay a visit to keyboard player in Oakbank
Mo Rutherford from Oakbank in Perth has been playing her keyboard during the weekly Clap For Carers recently.
#ThankYouNicola trends on Twitter
Over 23,000 tweets have been posted on Twitter today, 21st of May after many of thousands show their appreciation to the First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon.
Lockdown restrictions to ease next week
The Scottish Government has announced the lockdown is to ease next week, named as Phase 1.
Schools expected to reopen in August
The Scottish Government has announced schools are expected to reopen in August subjected with evidence of progress with the on-going pandemic.
Scotland walking more now compared to other parts of UK
People in Scotland are walking more since lockdown began compared to other parts of the UK.
Social Good Connect program launches
A new initiative that aims to positively impact communities by transforming employer-led volunteering is being launched on Thursday 21 May.
Man sentenced for series of domestic abuse offences in Tayside
Police Scotland has today welcomed the sentencing of Mark Duthie aged 33, for a series of offences, including rape, assault and abduction.