West Lothian community partnership aiming to tackle mental health and suicide
The group has been formed following national legislation to develop awareness of suicide
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A new community partnership aims to tackle the risk of suicide among vulnerable people.
The group has been formed following national legislation to develop awareness of suicide and look at developing prevention strategy.
Scots uni under fire for killing more than 18,000 fish meant for experiments
The University of Stirling admitted culling thousands of fish after the pandemic put research on hold.
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A Scots uni has come under fire from an animal welfare organisation after killing more than 18,000 fish meant for scientific experiments.
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Stirling Uni caught up in campaigners anger over mass fish cull
The university s aquaculture department admitted to killing more than 18,000 fish after experimental efforts were forced to be postponed due to coronavirus.
The university has been criticised by animal rights campaigners (Image: Stirling Observer)
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Graduate Apprentices are key to Scotlandâs future
Meet the Scottish Apprenticeship Awards Graduate Apprentice finalists
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Samir Khan-Young, above, has been working round the clock to support the NHS in its Covid-19 response.
The former Bannerman High School pupil started his Engineering: Design and Manufacture Graduate Apprenticeship at Thales in 2017 and has established himself as a key member of the team.Â
Samir, who plays football for Shettleston FC, believes his greatest achievement to date has been working nightshifts for Thalesâ Manufacturing Team as they produced PPE for NHS frontline workers.
He said: âI was delighted to put my skills to good use during lockdown as part of the nightshift team who were making PPE for NHS staff. It was a rewarding experience as we were delivering a vital service as efficiently as possible.