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It's not men against women: it's horrible people versus the rest of us - Vimarsana News

It's not men against women: it's horrible people versus the rest of us

I NOTE with interest your leader on Saturday ("Women and girls deserve more support in online ‘Wild West’", The Herald, September 30).

Are they losing the plot? Backlash as Royal Botanic Garden workers forced to undergo mandatory training to learn about 'historical links' to racial inequality and colonialism - Vimarsana News

Are they losing the plot? Backlash as Royal Botanic Garden workers forced to undergo mandatory training to learn about 'historical links' to racial inequality and colonialism

FOR more than 300 years, gardeners and scientists at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RGBE) have quietly gone about their work preserving and studying plants from across the globe.

Glasgow council exploring museum fees for tourists - Vimarsana News

Glasgow council exploring museum fees for tourists

Glasgow City Council has said it is re-visiting the idea of charging 'non-Glaswegians' to visit the city's award-winning museums and galleries to…

Charging 'non-Glaswegians' to visit city's museums 'back on the table' - Vimarsana News

Charging 'non-Glaswegians' to visit city's museums 'back on the table'

Glasgow City Council has said it is re-visiting the idea of charging 'non-Glaswegians' to visit the city's award-winning museums and galleries to…

Non-Glaswegians could be charged to enter city's museums amid funding crisis - Vimarsana News

Non-Glaswegians could be charged to enter city's museums amid funding crisis

Visitors to Glasgow face being charged for entering its museums and galleries under plans to raise money for the city.Ricky Bell, deputy leader and treasurer of the city council and Scotland’s largest local authority, said the cash was need to protect services.Although the city was proud of offering