Anas Sarwar, the Scottish Labour leader, was on Lewis this week as part of his staycation tour, combining a family holiday with the chance to connect with people and issues in the places visited.
Anas Sarwar, the Scottish Labour leader, was on Lewis this week as part of his staycation tour, combining a family holiday with the chance to connect with people and issues in the places visited.
Cameron Wylie is absolutely right in his view that mobile phones in schools are a huge impediment to learning (Scotsman, 12 August). I would go further and claim they are currently the greatest impediment to learning.
For much of my adult life, the Scottish and British economies have been heavily dependent on North Sea oil. For the next half century, it needs to be something different.
The sister of First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has spoken out to say the “truth will prevail” after being arrested and charged over an incident at a house in Ayrshire.
Police will be investigated over their return of a shotgun and firearms certificate to Jake Davison just a month before he launched a killing spree in Plymouth.
In his article “What moor managers can teach us about wildfires” (SoS, 8 August) Ross Ewing of the British Association for Shooting and Conservation suggests grouse moor managers could play a very important part in “confronting the climate emergency”.
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