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- Aug 27, 2026
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Education HQ: The Herald examines the state of Scottish education (opens the original)
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Education HQ is The Herald’s longstanding and recurring investigative series examining the state of education in Scotland. Led by James McEnaney and Garrett Baylor Stell – The Herald's dedicated Education Specialist and Education Correspondent – the project goes beyond headline statistics to scrutinise the policies, decisions and institutions shaping classrooms, colleges and universities across the country. This hub collects the latest work from the series, providing a closer look at the decisio
Strathclyde business school chief to lead Scotland’s national skills body (opens the original)
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A University of Strathclyde professor has been appointed interim chair of Scotland’s national skills body. Professor David Hillier, Associate Principal for Global Engagement and Executive Dean of Strathclyde Business School, will take over as interim chair of Skills Development Scotland (SDS) from October 1. The appointment, made by Innovation, Technology and Tertiary Education Minister Ben Macpherson, will run for one year until September 30, 2027. Professor Hillier has served on the SDS board
Glasgow CrossCountry trains to return after major power cut disruption (opens the original)
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CrossCountry trains serving Glasgow are expected to return to a full timetable on Monday after a power cut caused widespread cancellations. Almost all of the long-distance operator’s services were withdrawn on Sunday after an outage at its Birmingham control centre knocked out systems used to manage trains across the network. Services between Glasgow and Edinburgh were among those affected by the disruption. National Rail said CrossCountry was unable to operate most of its services on Sunday, wi
Glasgow road closures announced as Sir Chris Hoy's Tour de 4 charity event returns (opens the original)
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Road closures and parking restrictions will be introduced in Glasgow next month for Sir Chris Hoy’s Tour de 4 charity cycling event. The ride will return to the city on Sunday, September 6, with routes starting and finishing at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome at the Emirates Arena. Glasgow City Council has confirmed restrictions will be introduced around Clyde Gateway and London Road to allow the event to take place safely. Waiting, loading and unloading will be prohibited on Clyde Gateway between L
Glasgow scientists join urgent Ebola vaccine research as outbreak intensifies (opens the original)
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Scientists in Glasgow are to investigate whether an existing Ebola vaccine could offer protection against the strain behind a major outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Researchers at the MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research (CVR) will study immune responses generated by vaccines developed against Zaire ebolavirus to see whether they could also help protect against Bundibugyo ebolavirus. There is currently no licensed vaccine specifically against Bundibugyo virus, whi
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