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David Byrne leads first GUITARGUITAR Scottish Music Awards 2026 winners (opens the original)
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The first winners have been revealed for the GUITARGUITAR Scottish Music Awards 2026, with David Byrne, Susan Boyle, The Fratellis and Cammy Barnes set to be honoured at Glasgow’s famous Barrowland Ballroom. Since its inception in 1999, the Scottish Music Awards has raised more than £800,000 for Nordoff and Robbins, helping to fund vital music therapy for people across Scotland and the UK, train future music therapists and support research into the impact of music therapy. Bringing together inte
Scotland trial to explore impact of diet on bipolar depression (opens the original)
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A clinical trial is set to test whether diet could help reduce depressive symptoms in people with bipolar disorder, comparing a high fat, low carbohydrate diet with standard NHS healthy eating advice. ENERGISE-BD, led by the universities of Edinburgh and Birmingham, will recruit some 200 people with the condition to better understand how nutrition might support mental health. If successful, the findings could point to a new treatment approach for people living with bipolar disorder, experts say.
Global water leaders to gather in Glasgow for major conference (opens the original)
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Thousands of water leaders, innovators and decision-makers from across the world are set to gather in Glasgow this weekend as the International Water Association (IWA) World Water Congress and Exhibition gets underway. Scotland is hosting the event for the first time, bringing international attention to the critical role water plays in supporting economic growth, protecting public health and building resilience to climate change. The Congress, one of the largest events in the global water sector
17 crew airlifted to safety after fishing boat runs aground off Hoy (opens the original)
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17 people have been airlifted to safety by helicopter after a fishing boat ran aground off Hoy. Just after 6.30am on Thursday, October 1, HM Coastguard said it received a report that a fishing vessel had gone aground at the Old Man of Hoy and was in need of immediate assistance. The vessel also issued a Mayday asking for assistance to evacuate the people on board. The RNLI lifeboat from Stromness was sent and the HM Coastguard helicopters from Sumburgh and Stornoway and the Kirkwall and St Marga
Ember to launch daily Portree to Inverness bus route (opens the original)
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Electric coach firm Ember is expanding its network in Scotland. Ember has announced it will launch a new route between Inverness and Portree on the Isle of Skye on Wednesday, October 7. There will be one return service per day, leaving Portree late morning and returning from Inverness mid-afternoon. It will run seven days a week. In a post on social media, Ember said: "Initially, there'll be some restrictions that only allow longer journeys on this route. New bus service to connect central Glasg
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