Golfing on course for return with greens maintenance resuming this week

Patrick Harvie yesterday made an impassioned plea for historical links to slavery to be erased from Scotland’s streets after calls to topple monuments and scrap street signs.Thousands of people have backed petitions to pull down the controversial Lord Melville monument in Edinburgh city centre and remove the names of those who benefited from slavery from Glasgow landmarks in recent days.And Greens co-leader Harvie backed the move, saying we can only “tackle Scotland’s deep-rooted racism” once

teenage mum says she’s being quarantined without a cot for her baby after she returned to Malta by order of a Scottish judge.Leigha Collins, 18, said she and her baby Hayes face 14 days in a single room in a self-catering apartment after a gruelling 24-hour journey from her home in Fife.She said: "Hayes and I haven't stopped crying.

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Inmates at a Scots prison are demanding the reintroduction of jailhouse cats in a bid to sort out an infestation of mice.

A Scots mum who is today being forced to travel 2000 miles during lockdown to return her baby son to Malta has begged the authorities, “Please help us.”

Matt Reeves’ The Batman and various other UK-based productions have been given the go-ahead to resume shooting following the COVID-19 shut down earlier in the year. The Guardian reports that the UK government and health bodies have signed off on new coronavirus safety rules paving the way for some high-profile projects to roll cameras once again.

CANCER services could be gradually restarted as part of the plan to reboot the NHS.

Children in "key transition groups" will return to school on June 15 in East Renfrewshire, the council has announced.

"The majority" of CNN employees won't return to the network's office this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, network president Jeff Zucker said Wednesday. "We expect that the majority of you will not be able to return to our offices this calendar year," the exec wrote in the memo, which was obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.

Even as states reopen across the country, the short-term prognosis for live performance is likely to be darkened venues due to the ongoing pandemic, suggested leaders of the stage performers union Actors’ Equity and an epidemiologist engaged last month by the union, who all spoke Tuesday during a telephone press conference. The union also released a memo prepared by the medical expert, Dr.

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SONG legend Barbara Dickson is returning to Scotland to live because she wants to spend the remainder of her years at home.

Pupils in Perth and Kinross could be taught in churches and community halls after the summer, the Perthshire Advertiser can reveal.

Don’t count Tamra Judge out just yet. Despite the fact that she revealed she was leaving The Real Housewives of Orange County this past February, Tamra’s former co-star Jeana Keough thinks “she’ll be back” anyway.

Tory toff Jacob Rees-Mogg has been slammed by MPs for abandoning remote debates in the House of Commons - despite the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has revealed she extended her maternity leave to give her more time to adjust to being a mother-of-three.The 32 year old soap actress, who recently opened up about her anxiety struggles in lockdown,gave birth to her adorable third son, Ace, in July last year, as her Emmerdale character Debbie Dingle headed off to Scotland. And, it appears Debbie’s Scottish stay may be longer than some expected as Charley has revealed she has extended her maternity leave.

Schools would go back on August 11th under plans drawn up by a Scottish Government group, the Daily Record can reveal.