Scots campaign urging pubgoers to 'be kind' to bar staff grows in momentum

vaccination programme were handed out to unsuspecting sunbathers at Kelvingrove Park on the Sunday, the Record can reveal. The A3-sized propaganda sheets claimed to present a list of "facts to help you make a decision" when Scots were offered their first jab.A QR code - if scanned - took people directly to a group on the Telegram messaging app.

Police in the Scottish Borders are investigating the loss of over £220,000 to scammers as they urge members of the public to be vigilant.

online trolls has launched a body positivity campaign for short, curvy women. Lizzie Murphy, from Airdrie, is calling on fashion retailers to cater for voluptuous ladies who are smaller in height after years of being forced to alter her clothing.

iOS - Android The Scottish Government campaign has been developed in response to Public Health Scotland data that shows around 25 per cent fewer lung cancers are being diagnosed now compared to pre-Covid-19.Dr Jennifer Gibson, Macmillan GP Facilitator for Cancer and Palliative Care, NHS Lanarkshire echoed the campaign call, reminding people that the sooner lung cancer is found, the easier it is to treat.She told Lanarkshire Live: “In Scotland, lung cancer is the most common cancer.

iOS - Android Angela Parker of Crimestoppers Scotland told Lanarkshire Live: “Together we can help to ensure Scotland is a tolerant nation for all.“Hate crime has a terrible impact on victims.

missing Scots teenager who may have travelled by train to Glasgow. There's growing concerns for the welfare of Gary Smith, from Johnstone, who hasn't been seen since around 12.15pm on Friday, June 4.

EuroMillions tickets after a UK winner won the £111 million jackpot last night. The winner, who has not yet claimed the prize, matched all five numbers as well as the two Lucky Stars.

Glasgow cat cafe is on the hunt for staff to work alongside its furry friends over the summer holidays. Purrple Cat Cafe in the Trongate area of the city is seeking Scots with hospitality experience to take up their ‘Cattendant’ role.

of research, every pound donated and everyone who gets involved. “So, whether they give £2 a month, sign up to Race for Life, volunteer at our shops or pledge to leave a gift in their Will – with the help of people across Scotland we believe that together we will beat cancer.”For more details on Cancer Research UK visit cruk.org.Don't miss the latest news from the West Lothian Courier. Sign up to our free newsletter herehttps://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/newsletter-preference-centre/

restaurant after finding a rude note allegedly left by the waiting staff. Lisa Cooney from Edinburgh was dining at Ravelston House in Musselburgh with her family on Sunday (May 30) and politely asked which options were vegan friendly.

Edinburgh bar has angered locals who say it erected a pop-up beer tent in a communal garden at the back of a tenement without informing them. Locals woke up to find the white tent with picnic tables covering beds of plants, according to Edinburgh Live.

debt advice from a Citizens Advice Bureau wish they had done so sooner, reveals new data published by Citizens Advice Scotland.Their findings show that for all clients, 4 in 10 people wish they had sought advice sooner.Citizens Advice Scotland is publishing the data as they launch their ‘Money Advice Matters’ campaign, encouraging people to not delay and seek advice about financial worries, particularly as support schemes implemented during the pandemic are set to ease off before ending, such as

Police have launched an appeal to trace a missing man from Clackmannanshire.Peter McCormack was reported missing from the area and officers now concerns are growing for his welfare.The 63-year-old lives in Glenochil Village.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send coronavirus updates at 5pm on weekdays, and a round up of the week's must-read

virus expert. Hugh Pennington, emeritus professor of bacteriology at Aberdeen University, said Holyrood leaders repeated the same devastating errors as Westminster.

callous Scots killer who murdered a friend has been cleared of claims he hounded his girlfriend for nine years after being released from jail over the killing.Steven Burns was caged for life in 1999 for murdering pal Patrick O'Dowd in their hometown of Barrhead, East Renfrewshire.He stabbed Mr O'Dowd, 26, in the stomach after his victim had asked him to leave a party due to his drunken behaviour.But Burns, 44, was released on parole in 2010 and began a relationship with Joanne O'Rourke, 41.And

supermarket Lidl has lost out in a legal battle with Scots gin giants Hendrick’s. Lidl is no longer allowed to sell a revamped version of its own gin after changing the label, bottle and strength of the drink.Hendrick’s owners - William Grant & Sons Irish Brands Limited - claimed the supermarket's Hampstead gin looked too similar to their own and breached trademarks.

Edinburgh. Danielle Conaghan, 33, was last seen in the Moredun area at 9:30am on Monday 24 May.CCTV footage also found that she visited a shop on Moredun Park Road around 11am on the same morning.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionThe drivers of each vehicle, along with a passenger from the Mercedes, were arrested while officers conducted searches of the vehicles.These recovered herbal cannabis with an estimated street value of £106,000.One man, aged 46-year-old, has been charged in connection with drugs offences and is due to appear in court at a later date.Detective Chief Inspector John Morrison, said: