Boxing Day fox hunt goes ahead as Scottish Greens renew call for outright ban
AN annual Boxing Day hunt has prompted the Scottish Greens to renew their call for an outright ban on fox hunting in Scotland.
Source: thenational.scot
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Annual hunt goes ahead as Scottish Greens renew call for outright ban
Scottish Greens spokesperson Mark Ruskell MSP has called again for the Scottish Government to ban foxhunting.
Source: aol.co.uk
Annual hunt goes ahead as Scottish Greens renew call for outright ban
Scottish Greens spokesperson Mark Ruskell MSP has called again for the Scottish Government to ban foxhunting.
Source: nwemail.co.uk
Annual hunt goes ahead as Scottish Greens renew call for outright ban
Scottish Greens spokesperson Mark Ruskell MSP has called again for the Scottish Government to ban foxhunting.
Source: gazetteseries.co.uk
First Bus confirms cancellation of 'lifeline' Kinross X53 bus route
First Bus have announced cancellation of the X53 service between Stirling and Kinross for the early new year.
Source: thecourier.co.uk
Park of Keir tennis centre plan approved by ministers
Ministers says the benefits of the Dunblane plan "outweigh" the loss of greenbelt land.
United Kingdom Mark Ruskell Judy Murray Dunblane Community Council Stirling Council Community Council
Source: bbc.co.uk
UK Government sets out climate checklist to approve future oil and gas proposals
INDUSTRY leaders have welcomed plans for a climate compatibility checkpoint for new North Sea oil and gas projects to maintain investor…
Source: heraldscotland.com
North Sea projects could be scrapped if they fail new UK climate tests
North Sea oil and gas projects could be scrapped if they fail to pass six "tests" to prove they are compatible with the UK's climate targets.
Source: pressandjournal.co.uk
'Shocking analysis' finds some Scots have cut back on food to afford energy bills
Almost half a million Scots have cut back on food spending in order to afford energy bills, new research suggests.
United Kingdom Mark Ruskell Derek Mitchell Boris Johnson Terms Of Service Citizens Advice Scotland Big Energy Saving Winter
Source: scotsman.com
Jim Fairlie slams Tory 'hypocrisy' in Holyrood oil and gas debate
SNP MSP Jim Fairlie slammed Scottish Tories for their “hypocrisy” over oil and gas jobs in the north sea during a Holyrood debate.
Source: thenational.scot