$1.3B hydrogen complex to create 2,500 construction jobs
Edmonton will be a hub for Western Canada’s hydrogen economy with a new complex slated to be up and running by 2024.
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Edmonton will be a hub for Western Canada’s hydrogen economy with a new complex slated to be up and running by 2024.
450 academics, civil society organisations, politicians, unions, faith leaders, and healthcare workers call for Boris Johnson to waive vaccine patents 450 academics, civil society organisations, politicians, unions, faith leaders, and healthcare workers call for Boris Johnson to waive vaccine patents 450 academics, civil society organisations, politicians, unions, faith leaders, and healthcare workers call for Boris Johnson to waive vaccine patents Date: 10 May 2021 Prime Minister urged to “stand on the right side of history” after Biden administration announces support for a waiver Hundr...
Analysis 'There’s every reason to suspect that the contest in Aberdeenshire East in a few days’ time may be competitive' Winner in 2016: Gillian Martin (SNP) ABERDEENSHIRE East, and its predecessor constituency of Gordon, was held by Alex Salmond during his seven-year tenure as First Minister. But that doesn’t in any sense mean that it’s a seat in which the SNP have always been strong. When Salmond first announced his intention to stand there, the Liberal Democrat Nora Radcliffe was the incumbent and had a very healthy majority over the Tories. The SNP were in a distant third.
Underage drinkers in Peeblesshire have no fear of the police, according to a youth worker. Photo: David Jones/PA Wire. TEENAGERS in Tweeddale who are underage drinking have no fear of being caught by the police or their parents. That is according to a community youth worker at this month's meeting of Peebles Community Council, following concerns of an increase in anti-social behaviour in the town. In recent weeks, community leaders say they have received emails from worried residents reporting drunken youths causing mayhem and that parents don’t feel safe going out with their childre...
PROPOSALS to introduce cycle lanes in a Borders town were criticised at a community council meeting last week. Scottish Borders Council (SBC) came under fire from Peebles Community Council chairman Les Turnbull, who said members of the public are effectively being pushed to complete a public consultation with very little time to consider their views. Community council member Malcolm Bruce added: “The whole thing is an utter abomination of a plan.” It was revealed that the proposals are part of the funding from the Scottish Government’s ‘Spaces for People’ scheme to make Pe...