Caroline Wilson
Herald Scotland
United Kingdom
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Glasgow's Admiral bar to re-launch as Admiral Woods
The owner of Glasgow's Admiral bar is preparing to re-launch the much-loved pub in days at a new City Centre location. → Read More
G20 Works project helping transform Glasgow's Wyndford
Children as young as ten are being lured to drugs in an area branded Glasgow’s ‘forgotten’ community → Read More
G20 Works project helping transform Glasgow's Wyndford
Children as young as ten are being lured to drugs in an area branded Glasgow’s ‘forgotten’ community → Read More
Corran ferry weight restriction threatens Highland businesses
Highland business owners say a new ferry restriction on a 'lifeline service' will put them at risk of collapse. → Read More
'Devastating blow': 145-year-old Glasgow cricket club facing eviction
Cricket Scotland has described the possible loss of one of the country's oldest clubs as a "devastating blow." → Read More
'Devastating blow': 145-year-old Glasgow cricket club facing eviction
Cricket Scotland has described the possible loss of one of the country's oldest clubs as a "devastating blow." → Read More
Emma Ritch law clinic launched at Glasgow University
A new law clinic that aims to increase conviction rates for sex crimes is to be launched in Glasgow in honour of a 'titan of the feminist movement'. → Read More
Loganair pilot Rachel Gilmour flying flag for female pilots
Rachel Gilmour says she still “can’t believe her luck” when she increases the engine power in her passenger aircraft and rises above the… → Read More
West Highland Line plan for Swiss-style trains unveiled
Swiss-style “scenic trains” with extra legroom and luxury catering could be introduced on the Scottish route considered one of the world’s… → Read More
Kieran Hodgson: 'English regard independence as a hobby Scots have'
I half expect to see Ciaran Hodgson’s expressive features morphed into a character from Happy Valley or House of Gucci when he appears on my Zoom… → Read More
NC500: Hotelier responds to criticism over £25 fish supper
It is billed as Scotland’s ultimate road trip, with stunning coastal scenery, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains and “a wealth of… → Read More
Highland Council unveils council tax second homes plan
Council tax revenue ring-fenced for affordable housing could be used to plug a £49 million budget black hole in an area facing chronic shortages… → Read More
Greenock restaurant boss sacked over pregnancy wins fight
A restaurant manager who was sacked for being pregnant has been awarded almost £16,000 in compensation. → Read More
NatureScot agrees £2billion private finance deal
Scotland's taxpayer-funded nature agency has agreed a £2billion private finance deal to restore native woodland and capture 28 million tonnes of… → Read More
Kate Forbes is best hope to fix 'ferries, roads and rail'
Leadership candidate Kate Forbes is most likely to answer the "desperate call" for transport spend to be directed to the Highlands,… → Read More
Tyndrum couple reap benefits of A82 trade
A couple have told how they moved hundreds of miles to run a roadside cafe in a remote Highland village after “falling in love” with a former… → Read More
BAFTA winner Lesley Paterson coverage criticism
A Scots actress has joined the dissent over the BBC decision's to omit coverage of a former world-champion athlete turned screenwriter's… → Read More
Highlands and Islands housing crisis hampering economic growth
Soaring house prices and a surge in buy-to-let holiday homes in the Highlands and Islands are driving workers away and hampering growth in… → Read More
Glasgow Botanic Gardens charging policy criticised
It is a long-held and cherished tradition that sets Glasgow apart from other cities, not just across the UK but world-wide. → Read More
Glasgow and Dundee death rates higher than 20 years ago
Death rates in two Scottish cities are higher now than they were 20 years ago, a study shows. → Read More