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Euro Human rights chief: Poverty in Scotland âvery disturbingâ (opens the original)
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A chief international human rights watchdog has said the level of poverty he witnessed in Scotland is âvery disturbingâ. Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Dr Michael O'Flaherty voiced his concerns during a recent visit to the capital. Dr O'Flaherty said that âsomething newâ was needed as he set out a human rights approach to tackling social issues during a lecture to the Scottish Human Rights Commission (SHRC) ahead of Challenge Poverty Week. Dr O'Flaherty said that âsome
Innovative timber buildings to rise on Moray estate as new chapter beckons (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Innovative timber buildings are set to take shape on a Highland estate after plans were approved for a new business hub and estate facilities designed using locally sourced wood. Scottish architects Baillie Baillie have secured planning permission for two new t
Hit film leads BAFTA Scotland nominations with seven nods as shortlist revealed (opens the original)
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Award-winning film I Swear has emerged as the frontrunner at this year's BAFTA Scotland Awards after picking up seven nominations, cementing its place as the most recognised production among this year's contenders. The full list of nominations has been revealed for the annual awards, which celebrate excellence in broadcasting and production across film and television in Scotland. The biographical drama, based on the life of Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson, has already enjoyed awards s
Glasgow City Council ends pause on fire-and-rehire plan after talks break down (opens the original)
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Glasgow City Council has said that a pause in the issuing of letters about fire-and-rehire plans to staff has ended after talks with a union broke down. The council last week announced plans to sack 23,000 non-teaching staff, hiring them back on new contracts following a breakdown in talks with unions over a long-running equal pay dispute. However, the plan was paused on Friday after an intervention from Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth. Glasgow City Council said in the early hours of Thursda
M8 crash causes mile-long tailbacks during rush hour (opens the original)
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Motorists have been warned of traffic disruption after a crash blocked part of one of Scotland’s busiest motorways during the morning rush hour. The collision on the M8 heading towards Edinburgh near Chapelhall backed up traffic for around a mile. Drivers were warned of delays of more than 20 minutes following the accident, which was reported at around 6.50am. Emergency services were dispatched, and the road was cleared by 7.15am. However, significant tailbacks were still reported in the area, w
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