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- Aug 26, 2026
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- Aug 24, 2026
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DVLA change means thousands of drivers can now skip paperwork (opens the original)
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Thousands of drivers are avoiding paperwork thanks to a new online medical service. Launched by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), the service allows drivers to manage medical requirements for their driving licence digitally, reducing the need for paper forms and long processing times. Since March, nearly 6,000 people across Scotland have used the online platform, with more than 60,000 users recorded across Great Britain since its launch. DVLA guidance for drivers with ADHD over £1,
Scottish households face £60-a-year bill rise in October as Ofgem cap rises 4 (opens the original)
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Energy bills are set to rise again this autumn under Ofgemâs latest price cap increase. From October 1, the cap will increase from £1,663 to £1,723, affecting households in Scotland. Advice Direct Scotland, which operates the national energy advice service energyadvice.scot, has warned the rise will add further pressure to already stretched household budgets. Glaswegians warned to do one thing before April Fools Day or risk overcharge Hundreds of Glasgow energy workers balloted for strike ac
Lush set to host series of pop-up parties at Glasgow store (opens the original)
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Lush Cosmetics has announced a series of pop-up parties which will be held in the Glasgow Buchanan Street store, designed to help people unplug and rebuild connections. Lush Fest is set to run from August to October, featuring a variety of events, from sound baths and fragrance readings to expert talks and product-making. With statistics from the World Health Organisation reporting that one in six people worldwide feel lonely, Lush’s festival has set out to encourage community and connection in
Scottish parents warned not to miss out on child benefit payments (opens the original)
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Scottish parents have been warned not to miss out on huge child benefit payments, potentially worth thousands. Scotland’s national advice service, Advice Direct Scotland, has urged parents with children between 16 and 19 in full-time education to renew child benefit claims before the end of August deadline. The advice service has warned that payments will stop after August 31 unless parents act now, with some families potentially missing out on more than £2330 per year. Craig Tobin, head of busi
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