Ahead of the wet weather, BEAR Scotland said traffic will be diverted from the A83 Rest and Be Thankful to the Old Military Road as a precaution. BEAR Scotland’s north west representative, Ian Stewart, said the measures would be reassessed on Tuesday morning. He added: “The forecast for heavy rain …
Read More »The camp trying to inspire young Scots to be vets
Dr Gardiner says it has also been about giving them the confidence and connections with the vet schools, who sent instructors, and the chance to meet others their own age thinking of the same path. She says: “That is enormously helpful since they are likely to be the only one …
Read More »Ian Murray sacked by Raith Rovers two months from play-off final
Raith Rovers have surprisingly sacked manager Ian Murray just one game into the new Scottish Championship season and two months after he guided the club to the play-off final. Rovers say that despite last season’s second-place finish, “results and performances since the turn of the year have fallen short of …
Read More »Olympic Games 2024: Six medals won but how many more can the Scots get?
It started slowly, before belatedly gathering momentum. But can the Scottish athletes’ medal pursuit really pick up pace in the final week of the Paris Olympics? The first nine days of competition have yielded six medals. No Scottish person in history has won as many now as swimmer Duncan Scott, …
Read More »‘Our streets are being used as a free car park’
Sighthill Bridge opened next to the development in 2023 and reconnected the area to the city centre over the M8. James, 21, moved into the development when it was first built and told BBC Scotland News he usually struggled to find a place to park in front of his own …
Read More »Woman, 21, hospitalised after stabbing in Stirling
A 21-year-old woman has been hospitalised following a stabbing in Stirling. The incident happened about 20:20 on Saturday and the woman was taken to Forth Valley Royal Hospital for treatment with her condition described as not life threatening. A 29-year-old, described by police as a white man local to the …
Read More »SQA results day 2024: When do results come out?
Around 145,000 students across Scotland will receive their exams results on 6 August. Source link
Read More »Scotland's papers: Riot courts and Scots on police database
A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland. Source link
Read More »Police antidepressants policy case to be heard by tribunal
Papers lodged with the employment tribunal say Ms Mackenzie was described by her recruiting officer as an “impressive” candidate when she applied to join Police Scotland in 2019. She was issued with a provisional offer of employment subject to conditions. These included being certified both physically and mentally fit to …
Read More »Olympic Games 2024: What to expect from the Scots on Sunday
It was a serene start to the athletics for Scotland’s middle distance runners on Friday as they largely cruised through their heats. World 1500m champion Kerr stayed well back before taking victory in his race courtesy of a searing final lap. He mentioned staying away from any trouble as being …
Read More »Paris 2024: Tears & redemption for Scottish rowers at Olympics
“You spend the last three years, pretty much every day thinking about it,” an emotional Carnegie told BBC Scotland. “It’s not for me, it is for my teammates, my family, everyone who is coming to watch, everyone who has sacrificed so much for me, I can’t put it in to …
Read More »Man arrested as police seize £210k worth of cocaine in Glasgow
A 27-year-old man has been arrested and charged after police recovered an estimated £210,000 worth of cocaine from a car in Glasgow. Officers discovered the drugs during a search of a vehicle on Glenalmond street. The man is due to appear in court in connection with the recovery on Monday. …
Read More »Pedestrian, 18, dies after HGV collision on M74
The man was struck on the M74 in Lanarkshire in a collision involving an HGV and died at the scene. Source link
Read More »Emotional rowing pair celebrate Olympic medals
Team GB rowing pair Rowan McKellar and Sholto Carnegie break down in tears as they describe their respective medal successes. Source link
Read More »Grangemouth workers rally to save jobs at oil refinery
Speaking to BBC’s Good Morning Scotland programme, Unite organiser Lorna Robertson said all eyes are on Grangemouth today. “We’ve seen a change in the last few months since we’ve had a new UK government and a new first minister in Scotland,” she said. “The general secretary of Unite has been …
Read More »Scotland's papers: Edwards claims and further ferry delay
Fresh presenter claims and a further delay to the Glen Sannox ferry lead today’s papers. Source link
Read More »A new Scottish Premiership season in 12 thoughts
This time last year, Michael Beale was manager of Rangers, Lee Johnson was at Hibs, Steven MacLean was in charge of St Johnstone, Barry Robson was looking forward to the new season as Aberdeen boss and Malky Mackay was in charge at Ross County. For years, Scottish football used to …
Read More »When Andy Murray was a 14-year-old star of the future
Sir Andy Murray’s career has come to an end as he bowed out in the men’s doubles on day six of the Paris 2024 Olympics. Murray has been hailed as Scotland’s “greatest ever sportsman”, having won Wimbledon twice, the US Open in 2012 and two Olympic gold medals. But back …
Read More »Abernethy Pearl expected to fetch up to £60,000 at auction
It is believed the Abernethy Pearl, affectionately known as Little Willie, could have been growing in its mussel for more than 80 years before Mr Abernethy found it, meaning it was created during the reign of Queen Victoria. Weighing 43.6 grains, it is the largest freshwater pearl found in Scotland …
Read More »Performers take to streets as power cuts hit Edinburgh Fringe
Student acapella group the Oxford Alternotives ended up performing in the street after having to leave the Space Triplex building on Hill Place. The group’s Hattie Twigger-Ross said: “We made the best of the situation and performed outside. “Whilst the situation was not ideal, we were able to lighten the …
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