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Glasgow, Fife and Lanarkshire students win international study fellowships (opens the original)
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Three Scots from Glasgow, Fife and South Lanarkshire have been awarded international fellowships to pursue postgraduate study, research and professional development around the world. Kaitlin Easton from South Lanarkshire, Anna Fettes from Fife and Violet Hejazi from Glasgow are among nine recipients announced by the Scottish International Education Trust (SIET) as part of its Autumn 2026 awards round. The fellowships will support opportunities across education, research and the creative industri
Scottish Greens call for £3.54m Dolly Parton-inspired primary school library fund (opens the original)
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Ayrshire’s new Dolly Parton book scheme has brought renewed attention to childhood literacy as the Scottish Greens call for a £3.54 million fund to provide libraries in primary schools across Scotland. The party wants the Scottish Government to support unstaffed lending libraries in the one in four primary schools currently without library provision. Representatives from Ayrshire Housing, Radbury Double Glazing; and the Dolly Parton Foundation with staff and children from Wallacetown Nursery all
Muirhead butcher's 40-year-old sausage roll wins Scotland's top bakery award (opens the original)
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A Muirhead butcher has won a national food award for a sausage roll made using a family recipe perfected more than 40 years ago. Third-generation butcher S. Collins & Son, based in Muirhead near Glasgow, took home Bakery Product of the Year at the 2026 Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards for its traditional sausage roll. Fraser and Neve baker with the award winning sausage rolls. (Image: Supplied) The recipe was perfected by the owners’ mother more than four decades ago and is still used by
Golden Jubilee cardiology expert appointed visiting professor at Strathclyde (opens the original)
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A leading pharmacist has been named visiting professor at a top university. Paul Forsyth, consultant pharmacist in cardiology at NHS Golden Jubilee, has taken up the role at the University of Strathclyde's Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences. The appointment recognises his contributions to pharmacy practice, research, education, and patient care, as well as his commitment to advancing the profession. Professor Forsyth has played a leading role in developing cardiovascular care, clinica
Kirkintilloch High School secures author residency with award-winning writer (opens the original)
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Kirkintilloch High School has been awarded a 12-week professional author residency as part of a national programme aimed at encouraging pupils to read and write. The school will host Nadine Aisha Jassat, an award-winning and Carnegie-nominated writer, through the Scottish Book Trust’s Live Literature School Residencies Programme. The fully funded programme gives pupils and teachers the opportunity to work directly with a professional author on a creative project. Each participating school receiv
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