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Over 20 Scottish Libraries Face Closure Amidst Funding Cuts
Scottish councils plan to close over 20 public libraries, mostly in rural areas, due to budget cuts, prompting concerns from authors Val McDermid and Damian Barr about the impact on culture and equality, following a decade of cuts and closures.
Over 20 Scottish Libraries Face Closure Amidst Funding Cuts
Scottish councils plan to close over 20 public libraries, mostly in rural areas, due to budget cuts, prompting concerns from authors Val McDermid and Damian Barr about the impact on culture and equality, following a decade of cuts and closures.
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60% Bias Score
Scotland to Release Up to 390 Prisoners Early to Reduce Overcrowding
The Scottish government will release up to 390 prisoners early starting February 11th, 2024, reducing prison overcrowding which currently exceeds capacity by 216 inmates, excluding those convicted of domestic abuse or sexual offenses.
Scotland to Release Up to 390 Prisoners Early to Reduce Overcrowding
The Scottish government will release up to 390 prisoners early starting February 11th, 2024, reducing prison overcrowding which currently exceeds capacity by 216 inmates, excluding those convicted of domestic abuse or sexual offenses.
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36% Bias Score
Center Parcs' £400M Scottish Village Plan Unveiled
Center Parcs plans a £350-£400 million holiday village near Hawick, Scotland, creating up to 1200 jobs; a public consultation starts February 12th.
Center Parcs' £400M Scottish Village Plan Unveiled
Center Parcs plans a £350-£400 million holiday village near Hawick, Scotland, creating up to 1200 jobs; a public consultation starts February 12th.
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48% Bias Score
The Traitors" Boosts Scottish Highlands Tourism by 190%
The BBC's "The Traitors", filmed at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands, caused a 190 percent increase in online searches for the region after its second season, translating into significant tourism revenue and demonstrating the power of film tourism.
The Traitors" Boosts Scottish Highlands Tourism by 190%
The BBC's "The Traitors", filmed at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands, caused a 190 percent increase in online searches for the region after its second season, translating into significant tourism revenue and demonstrating the power of film tourism.
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40% Bias Score
Biffa to Sue Scottish Government for £166m over Failed Recycling Scheme
A Scottish judge ruled that Biffa Waste Services can sue the Scottish government for up to £166.2 million over the cancellation of a bottle deposit return scheme; Biffa claims the government's assurances led to significant financial losses after the scheme's collapse due to intergovernmental dispute...
Biffa to Sue Scottish Government for £166m over Failed Recycling Scheme
A Scottish judge ruled that Biffa Waste Services can sue the Scottish government for up to £166.2 million over the cancellation of a bottle deposit return scheme; Biffa claims the government's assurances led to significant financial losses after the scheme's collapse due to intergovernmental dispute...
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36% Bias Score
Historic Glasgow Sycamore Damaged in Storm, but Hope Remains for Survival
The Darnley Sycamore, a 400-year-old tree in Glasgow linked to Mary, Queen of Scots, was severely damaged by Storm Éowyn's 97mph winds on Friday but may survive due to intact roots and trunk; community plans include repurposing fallen branches and taking cuttings.
Historic Glasgow Sycamore Damaged in Storm, but Hope Remains for Survival
The Darnley Sycamore, a 400-year-old tree in Glasgow linked to Mary, Queen of Scots, was severely damaged by Storm Éowyn's 97mph winds on Friday but may survive due to intact roots and trunk; community plans include repurposing fallen branches and taking cuttings.
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20% Bias Score
Glasgow Cyclist Death Highlights Need for Improved Road Safety
In Glasgow, Scotland, 22-year-old cyclist Emma Burke Newman was killed on January 27, 2023, after being struck by an HGV whose driver had an obstructed view; her parents are campaigning for improved road safety and harsher penalties for drivers who kill.
Glasgow Cyclist Death Highlights Need for Improved Road Safety
In Glasgow, Scotland, 22-year-old cyclist Emma Burke Newman was killed on January 27, 2023, after being struck by an HGV whose driver had an obstructed view; her parents are campaigning for improved road safety and harsher penalties for drivers who kill.
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44% Bias Score
Glasgow Bans Pavement Parking, Imposing £100 Fines
Glasgow now bans pavement parking, fining drivers £100 (reduced to £50 if paid within 14 days) to enhance pedestrian safety, especially for wheelchair users and those with buggies; exceptions apply for emergency services and deliveries.
Glasgow Bans Pavement Parking, Imposing £100 Fines
Glasgow now bans pavement parking, fining drivers £100 (reduced to £50 if paid within 14 days) to enhance pedestrian safety, especially for wheelchair users and those with buggies; exceptions apply for emergency services and deliveries.
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36% Bias Score
Urban Explorer's Discovery Leads to Murder Conviction
An urban explorer's discovery of a skeleton in a derelict warehouse in Glenrothes, Fife, led to the identification of the remains as 60-year-old Ean Coutts and the subsequent murder conviction of David Barnes, a painter and decorator who had fraudulently used Coutts' identity 91 times to obtain thou...
Urban Explorer's Discovery Leads to Murder Conviction
An urban explorer's discovery of a skeleton in a derelict warehouse in Glenrothes, Fife, led to the identification of the remains as 60-year-old Ean Coutts and the subsequent murder conviction of David Barnes, a painter and decorator who had fraudulently used Coutts' identity 91 times to obtain thou...
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44% Bias Score
Scottish Councils Face £759 Million Budget Gap, Urgent Reforms Demanded
Scotland's councils face a £759 million budget shortfall in 2023-24 due to reduced government funding and rising costs, forcing 12 of 29 councils to use reserves and necessitating urgent reforms to avoid unsustainable losses.
Scottish Councils Face £759 Million Budget Gap, Urgent Reforms Demanded
Scotland's councils face a £759 million budget shortfall in 2023-24 due to reduced government funding and rising costs, forcing 12 of 29 councils to use reserves and necessitating urgent reforms to avoid unsustainable losses.
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44% Bias Score
Most Elgin Businesses Defy Shopping Centre Closure, Planning to Relocate
Elgin's St Giles Shopping Centre closed on January 20th, 2024, after a dispute with Moray Council over business rates, displacing 15 businesses; however, most plan to relocate within Elgin, showcasing local resilience and potential for future town center revitalization.
Most Elgin Businesses Defy Shopping Centre Closure, Planning to Relocate
Elgin's St Giles Shopping Centre closed on January 20th, 2024, after a dispute with Moray Council over business rates, displacing 15 businesses; however, most plan to relocate within Elgin, showcasing local resilience and potential for future town center revitalization.
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40% Bias Score
Glasgow Child Sex Abuse Ring Members Sentenced to Lengthy Prison Terms
Seven members of a child sex abuse ring operating in a Glasgow drug den, nicknamed 'Bestie House,' were sentenced to prison terms ranging from eight to twenty years for abusing three children between 2012 and 2019, with offenses including rape, assault, and forcing children to consume drugs and alco...
Glasgow Child Sex Abuse Ring Members Sentenced to Lengthy Prison Terms
Seven members of a child sex abuse ring operating in a Glasgow drug den, nicknamed 'Bestie House,' were sentenced to prison terms ranging from eight to twenty years for abusing three children between 2012 and 2019, with offenses including rape, assault, and forcing children to consume drugs and alco...
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32% Bias Score
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