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LIFE IN LOCKDOWN: Relief drawing nearer along the Loughshore The sun is already raising hopes of a sporting summer. Maurice McKenna holding court in Ballinderry. Reporter: ');  '); There is a single car parked outside the Bridge Bar when I pull into Ballinderry. It's not open, but I allow myself a brief day dream of a secret shebeen by the riverside. A sign tells me CCTV is in operation. It has no doubt been a while since it captured anything other than passing cars and pedestrians on the footbridge. A harras of horses are grazing on the banks of the Ballinderry River, spread out as if soci...

Updated: February 20, 2021, 6:28 pm © Evening Express For brilliant recipes, the best of local produce, fresh ideas and insight, subscribe to our weekly Food and Drink Newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Food and Drink Newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up North and north-east pub tenants are among more than 150 from around Scotland who are urging Nicola Sturgeon to halt the passage of potentially “ruinous” legislation through the Scottish Parliament. They have written to the first minister warning the Tied Pubs (Scotland) Bill threatens their ...

MARIA Maria lives in Gozo, sister island to “mainland” Malta, and commutes to Valletta for her job in digital communications for the EU. Apart from commercial writing and social media management, she is a writer of poetry and dabbles in fine art, digital art and performance. Maria has founded a community arts platform and residency programme for artists hailing from Glasgow and elsewhere, with a focus on exploring concepts and notions bearing a relation to the “Glasgow effect”. The project is expected to launch in 2021. Follow Maria on LinkedIn for updates. MY SECRET CITY: VALLETTA M...

According to the Chancellor, businesses in Scotland will have access to nearly £600 million through the scheme. Venues are still likely to receive support – but it is not yet clear how much of the money will have to be taken from other sources. On Ms Forbes’ claims, Stuart McPhee, director of Aberdeen bar and hotel Sibera and spokesman for the Aberdeen Hospitality Together industry group, said: “Money that becomes available for business support, needs to get out to businesses as quickly as it possibly can. “Like every round of funding we have had so far, the devil is in the detail an...

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