Jamie McIvor
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Council leaders wary of radical plan to redraw Scotland's local government map (opens the original)
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Council leaders have been voicing their concerns about proposals for the biggest shake up of local government in 30 years. Some have warned that Scottish government plans to potentially streamline the number of authorities from 32 to six will not save money. Others have questioned the potential impact on rural parts and the "absurd" timeline. Under proposals for a new two-tier system, external, the regional bodies would focus on major issues such as education and economic growth. Between 120 and
More homes evacuated in Coalsnaughton ground movement probe (opens the original)
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More homes have been evacuated in a mining village in Clackmannanshire after families were told their properties are dangerous. In total, 256 residents of Coalsnaughton have now been told to move out after ground movement was discovered in May. On Friday, Clackmannanshire Council issued dangerous building notices for a further six properties while an investigation is ongoing. The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) told the council last month that ground movement in the village was showing "no si
STV broadcasts final news programme from Aberdeen (opens the original)
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STV's full news programme for northern Scotland has ended, almost a year after controversial changes to the service were first proposed. The News at Six bulletin on Friday was the last full programme to be broadcast from the company's Aberdeen studio. From now on, news bulletins seen in the north will be presented from Glasgow. The changes were allowed by regulator Ofcom despite opposition from the Scottish government, politicians from across the parties and unions. The scheme sees the effective
Glasgow city centre visits down after Union Corner fire (opens the original)
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The number of trips to Glasgow city centre by people including shoppers, workers and tourists has dropped by a million since the Union Corner fire in March, according to research. Glasgow Chamber of Commerce said numbers were down on last year and lower than they were before the Covid pandemic. It said footfall in April alone was down 300,000 people on the same month last year. But consumer spending in the city centre was up - despite falls in many other cities. Glasgow's Union Corner site to be
BBC Alba to screen Glasgow Commonwealth Games with nightly live coverage (opens the original)
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BBC Alba is to screen nightly live coverage and highlights throughout the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. The Gaelic broadcaster will be the only place on the BBC where viewers can watch events after TNT Sports secured the rights to be the Games' live UK broadcast partner. The subscription channel outbid the BBC, which had been the main partner and provided free-to-air coverage since 1954 for 18 Games in a row. BBC Alba said details on its broadcast times and programming would be announced clos
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