Seven senior engineers join ICE Policy Fellows Network
They are Tim Chapman, Graham Dalton, Michèle Dix, Andrew McNaughton, Lee Robb, Nick Tyler and Kingsley Sunday Uko. They will share insight and expertise
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They are Tim Chapman, Graham Dalton, Michèle Dix, Andrew McNaughton, Lee Robb, Nick Tyler and Kingsley Sunday Uko. They will share insight and expertise
LABOUR have taken “no action” to tackle the cost of living on a council run by the party nearly 100 days after taking office, it has been…
Updated Painting of Kelly's ship The Ballyrush. Housed within the newly restored Kelly’s Coal Office, the free display takes the visitor through over 800 years of maritime history within the town. The exhibition will launch during Mid and East Antrim Industrial Heritage Week (May 30 - June 6). The project was awarded £10,000 through the Community Heritage Fund, which the National Lottery Heritage Fund has delivered on behalf of the Department for Communities. The funding aimed to help people in Northern Ireland to connect with their local heritage. Some 29 projects from across Northern Ir...
Historic Stirling sees battle for Scotland's future AFP 2 hrs ago AFP © Andy Buchanan Alex Salmond has launched a rival party called Alba to the SNP, vowing to push for a referendum immediately Bullet marks in Stirling's grey-stone walls testify to past battles between Scotland and England, and another momentous fight is now under way in the picturesque university city. The country votes for a new Scottish Parliament on Thursday, with the ruling Scottish National Party (SNP) seeking public backing for another independence referendum. It is betting that Brexit -- Britain...
Lochlans Legacy, is all about breaking down barriers and educating others about type 1 diabetes. "This charity is hugely important to us as a club, as our chairman, David Smith is a type 1 diabetic and is also an ambassador to the charity. We had a great response from the club with 40 members keen to get involved," said secretary, Hannah Baird. Due to Covid-19 restrictions the club could only meet in groups of six but that sure didn’t stop them, managing to rack up 684 miles and raising £1095. This will be topped up 50% by Sir Tom Hunter, as will all other Kilt Walk donations.