Groundsman ‘had blood on him’ when body found, murder trial told David Campbell, 77, denies killing Brian Low, 65, with a shotgun near Aberfeldy in Perthshire on February 16, 2024. Evening Standard · Feb 5
Ex-gamekeeper suspected man he is accused of murdering set him up, court told Brian Low died in February 2024 on a track near Aberfeldy, Perthshire. Evening Standard · Feb 5
National Trust defends right to campaign on nature amid ‘pressure’ from lobby group Restore Trust wants its members elected to the charity’s governing council to rid it of its ‘woke agenda’ The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2023
Those with Prader-Willi syndrome suffer from insatiable hunger, but the challenges don't stop there Prader-Willi syndrome is experienced as an insatiable and dangerous hunger. But parents and advocates say the reality of the condition is far more complex. ABC News · May 4, 2023
Cost of maintaining East Ayrshire artificial pitches to double Councillors heard that the annual maintenance bill costs for synthetic pitches will rise from £50k last year to an estimated £100k next year. Daily Record · Apr 25, 2023
Call for East Ayrshire Council HQ to be put up for sale in favour of town centre site East Ayrshire Council's SNP Leader Douglas Reid pushed back and said it would cost tens of millions to replicate London Road facilities elsewhere Daily Record · Apr 24, 2023
Long surgery waits lead to women being diagnosed with breast cancers that could have been prevented At 24, Nikki Neofitou's double mastectomy was classed as an elective surgery and pushed back by 10 months but, two weeks before her surgery, she was diagnosed with the very cancer she was trying to avoid. ABC News · Mar 22, 2023
'We're a long way off' — The ongoing struggles facing Welsh women's domestic football Despite a surge in demand for girls football in Wales, women's domestic top-flight football has yet to feel a similar injection of enthusiasm amid ongoing struggles to keep pace with a rapidly changing landscape. Wales Online · Nov 1, 2022
How the US is trying to maintain dominance of the advanced semiconductor industry and limit China's ability to develop its own By tightening controls on China's developing advanced microchip industry, the US might be pushing allies to work against its interests, as both countries spend vast amounts of money chasing technological supremacy. ABC News · Sep 24, 2022
East Ayrshire schools refurbishment update as major campus cost soars to £41.1m The costs come as a result of sprialling inflation and supply issues and will also affect St Sophia's Primary School in Galston. Daily Record · Jun 2, 2022
Child care isn't accessible for many shift workers due to lack of extended-hours centres A lack of flexible child care means mother-of-two Morgan Sutton is simply unable to arrive at work on time. ABC News · May 17, 2022
Gold Coast MP Karen Andrews says her opposition to light rail not motivated by an investment property she owns along the proposed route McPherson MP Karen Andrews says community concerns about light rail stage 4, not an investment property she owns along the proposed route, are behind her opposition to the controversial project. ABC News · May 17, 2022
Hunter soldier's WWI medals given to school he attended 100 years ago "It's an experience we think those children won't ever forget." Newcastle Herald · Apr 29, 2022
Free teen clinic in Canberra's south reducing barriers for young people in need of health care Last year, Mia found herself unable to leave her room, crippled by anxiety and struggling to see a way out — until she started attending a pilot program at a clinic designed especially for teens, and turned her life around ABC News · Mar 23, 2022