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PICTURES: Police cordon off Thurso town centre after huge collapse of stone from former Clydesdale Bank roof
A police cordon has been set up around Traill Street in Thurso after tons of sandstone blocks fell from the parapet of a building.
Source: northern-times.co.uk
PICTURES: Police cordon off Highland town centre after huge collapse of stone from former Clydesdale Bank roof
A police cordon has been set up around Traill Street in Thurso after tons of sandstone blocks fell from the parapet of a building.
Source: ross-shirejournal.co.uk
Committee approves Conservation and Management Plan for Thurso
The council has approved the Thurso Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plan, to help safeguard the distinct architectural/historical features.
United Kingdom Peter Kirk Cllr Ken Gowans John Sinclair Caithness Area Committee Infrastructure Committee
Source: johnogroat-journal.co.uk
Willie's View: Visiting Findlater Castle - The People's Friend
Perched upon a rocky headland, Willie finds a castle that takes a bit of courage to get to when visiting Findlater Castle.
Source: thepeoplesfriend.co.uk
Edinburgh formally apologises for the 'role of its forefathers in colonialism and slavery'
Lord Provost Robert Aldridge opened a meeting of the City of Edinburgh Council today by apologising on behalf of the city for its past role in sustaining slavery and colonialism.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Visit to Prestonkirk to learn about influential figures of the Second Agricultural Revolution
MEMBERS of East Linton Horticultural Society will take part in a visit to the graveyard of Prestonkirk tomorrow (Saturday) to learn about the lives…
Source: eastlothiancourier.com
Edinburgh will issue public apology for slavery after report into city's links with colonialism
Edinburgh council said on Tuesday that it will issue a public apology to all those who have suffered as a result of the citys historic role in the slave trade and colonialism
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Edinburgh plans to APOLOGISE for its involvement in slave trade
Academic Sir Geoff Palmer said Edinburgh should issue an apology for the citys historic links to slavery and colonialism.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Let's look to the Scottish Enlightenment to help build a better country
EVERYONE about knows the transformation of Ebenezer Scrooge. Dickens also wrote a justifiably less-well-known Christmas story, The Chimes, in which…
Source: thenational.scot