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In Glasgow, such was the strength of feeling among low paid bin workers that GMB officials were unable to call off the COP26 strikes without consulting workers, fearing they would lose control of the situation.
Submitting... “Ashgate’s services were just outstanding,” she said. “They enabled dad to come home so mum, my sister and I could spend time with him whilst the Ashgate team cared for him. “The hospice provided us with all the equipment he needed - from a hospital bed to things to help with bathing and walking aids, which all made him much more settled.” The 48-year-old, who works for British Airways, will return to Derbyshire in July to complete the trek up Bleaklow Head, Black Hill, and Kinder Scout. Alan Casey was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in November last year and d...
LCP announces 15 partner promotions LCP has announced a raft of partner promotions including two within its newly expanded covenant team. Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) has announced a raft of partner promotions including two within its newly expanded covenant team. Partner Stephen Davies said the promotions coincide with strong growth for LCP as a result of the impacts of Covid-19 and the changes coming in with the Pension Schemes Act, which was granted Royal Asset in February. "All our new partners have demonstrated exceptional levels of service across a wide range of service areas, helping nav...
Artist's impression of what could have been GLASGOW planning bosses have refused an application to develop new flats along the Forth and Clyde Canal despite recommendations by council officers to approve it. Members of the Glasgow City Council planning committee denied permission for the 182 apartments on the abandoned land between Farnell Street and Sawmillfield Street by 11 votes to four yesterday morning. Hoxton Securities (Glasgow) had submitted a planning application to create a build-to-rent development for 182 flats over 20 storeys with one commercial unit facing Farnell Street. ...
The proposed site for the drive-thru coffee shop PLANNING bosses are set to meet today to discuss a controversial application which could see a drive-thru coffee shop built on the site of an existing garage. Despite receiving 13 objections from local councillors and Dennistoun Community Council, council chiefs are urging that the plans for a drive-thru Starbucks are approved. Councillor Kim Long opposes the plans Councillor Kim Long who represents the Dennistoun ward for the Scottish Greens, believes that the plans are “totally unacceptable” given the climate emergency declared by the...