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Inverclyde childminders organised a teddy bears picnic in the bunny park for all the little ones they care for.

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BBC Radio Shetland is ready to host its annual Children in Need fundraising appeal on Friday night. Almost 80 items have been donated for the popular auction. Ian Smith of Troswick started making model wooden buses for the appeal back in 1985 when he worked as a lighthouse...

AN SNP councillor has branded the decision to move Balloch Library into a nearby primary school as “incomprehensible” and “unforgivable”.

The National Records of Scotland believes the names could be influenced by pop culture like Love Island.

As World Book Day approaches, this special Real Life Parenting Dilemma provides advice and ideas to help you start reading to your children.

The festival will take place from October 24-30, organised by the Ullapool Community Sport Hub.

The community of Nairn has indicated ‘overwhelming’ opposition to the relocation of the public library from the town centre to a new school.

With research suggesting the bedtime story is in decline, we explore the emotional and educational benefits of reading to children.

KIRSTIE Cusick’s voice breaks with emotion as she describes the connection she feels to her local library. Ms Cusick has been a library enthusiast since childhood with fond memories of leafing through books, attending dance recitals and even having her wedding reception at a Glasgow library venue. However, for the past few months she has been one of many campaigners with Save Glasgow Libraries who have been highlighting the plight of Langside, Pollokshields and Govanhill. Read more: L...