A sting in the tail at an Airdrie pub
A Diary tale about a strand of material reminds Harry Shaw from Airdrie of a story told to him by Madge, the head barmaid at the local Double A…
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Have you heard the one about Roger Daltrey's twin?
BEING an identical twin has its drawbacks, concedes Malcolm Boyd from Milngavie, who mentioned to new friends that he is one half of a biological…
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Have you heard the one about Roger Daltrey's twin?
BEING an identical twin has its drawbacks, concedes Malcolm Boyd from Milngavie, who mentioned to new friends that he is one half of a biological…
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The Diary: By George, it's Orwellian | HeraldScotland
By George, it’s an Orwellian problem
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Grounds for complaint when working from home
THE other day John Mulholland’s daughter said to him: “Dad, you never drink water.”
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Bute for a holiday? It's an open and shut case
THE son of Deedee Cuddihy is based in Brussels, though he’s back in Glasgow visiting mum and dad, and took his wife and weans to Rothesay on…
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Herald Diary: Sage advice from the maths teacher
Oor readers may have noticed a curious lack of youngsters congregating in the streets of our towns and cities.
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Check out the checkout cheek... | HeraldScotland
A DIARY diatribe involving an infuriating supermarket customer reminds Bob Byiers of an equally frustrating experience.
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All at sea with the engineer's retort
OCEANIC voyager Malcolm Boyd from Milngavie once sailed from London to India, via Cape Town, as an engineer officer.
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Herald Diary: The newspaper that was a shoe-in for success
THE printing of The Herald newspaper is undoubtedly the best use that has ever been made of dead trees.
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