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Scots urban deer to be culled - and the venison will go to foodbanks (opens the original)
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Gamekeepers are set to hunt deer in Scotland’s towns and cities – with the resulting meat given to charities and food banks. The Central Belt Roe Deer Pilot Scheme will see ‘Deer Managers’ shoot roe deer in the early hours of the morning to avoid upsetting members of the public. A mobile larder will then turn the dead deer into venison for local communities. The project, which is being piloted in East Kilbride, is part of efforts to control the number of deer in Scotland. As many as 200,000 of t
Who's a good buoy! Playful pooches make a splash in luxury heated lido (opens the original)
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Hundreds of playful pooches made a big splash in a Clyde seaside town yesterday. More than 200 dogs and their owners had one day to take a dip together in the heated public pool in Gourock, Renfrewshire, before it shut for the winter. Among those going for a doggy paddle were Cathy Murray and her playful pup Guinness. She said: ‘He quite enjoys the swim – and this is great for me because the water’s warm.’ This pet made quite the splash as it took to the balmy waters of the outdoor pool in Green
Celebrations as isolated island welcomes its first baby in 34 YEARS! (opens the original)
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It is the most northerly island in the Orkneys and home to fewer than 60 people. But North Ronaldsay is celebrating the arrival of its first baby in more than three decades. Duncan Wilder Thorstein Traill Suarez Ford was born last week at Holland House on the island, which his family has a centuries-long link to. He was born at 8lb 9oz to Alice Traill Ford and partner Jorge Suarez, and is the youngest of four. The family live in the Central American country of Costa Rica where they run a school,
Ex-Brewdog staff bitten again as they lose out on £500k pay (opens the original)
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Former BrewDog staff have lost out on nearly £500,000 owed to them by the collapsed craft beer giant. Administrators AlixPartners has reported that, six months into the firm’s winding-up process, there are ‘insufficient funds’ to pay ex-employees £489,000 in wage arrears and accrued holiday pay. US drinks and medical cannabis firm Tilray took over the brewer in a £33million deal in March after BrewDog went into administration with debts of more than £500million. The sale saw the business, which
Live in a new house on a tiny island for only £550 per month... (opens the original)
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It is a tiny island just eight miles long, two miles wide and home to 102 people. But now a bid to get new residents on the Orkney island of Eday two new homes have been put up for rent that has seen them flooded with applications from across the UK. The islanders built the homes to help get people to fill their school and care for their ageing population as young people feel the pull of the mainland. Alan Kelly, director of the Eday Partnership, which helps run the island, said: ‘The ideal pers
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