It’s rare to read an article on education in Glasgow that doesn’t start by reeling off all the reasons why attainment has historically been lower than average in our fair
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On the day the Office of Fair Trading has confirmed it is to refer the payday loans market to the Competition Commission to investigate “deep-rooted” problems, Glasgow’s City Treasurer, Councillor
After Allison Hunter’s comments to the Scotsman, MICHAEL SHANKS questions whether or not the SNP have anything to offer Glasgow. Before I begin, I should state an interest. When
ANDREW BURNS, the leader of the Labour group on the City of Edinburgh Council, calls on the SNP/Lib Dem administration to abandon plans for the privatisation of public services in
Edinburgh city council Labour group leader ANDREW BURNS outline his vision of an Edinburgh run according to co-operative principles. Edinburgh is a mere six months away from the next local
Glasgow city councillor and former librarian AILEEN COLLERAN responds to ex-Labour Chief Librarian and Downing Street advisor John McTernan on the future of libraries In many ways, I can’t
Labour should focus its criticism on literacy levels, rather than on the teaching of Scotland’s history and culture, says AILEEN COLLERAN Although I can understand the obvious temptation to