2022 was definitely one for the history books. We had three prime ministers, four chancellors of the exchequer, two heads of state… and now the economy is in recession after a year of high inflation as the cost-of-living crisis really starts to bite. Read More
Category: Sustainability & Environment
CLARK Cross (Letters, December 27), together with many admittedly more UK-oriented politicians, wishes to increase the number of nuclear power stations. Read More
The British wings of some of the world’s largest professional services firms are set to be embroiled in a global exam-cheating scandal. Reports in the press suggest the audit market watchdog has found examples of professionals “cheating” in chartered exams. Read More
With biodiversity in a perilous state, the Scottish Government’s new strategy on how to tackle the issue could not be more timely. It comes as NatureScot is forging partnerships with a number of bodies to stop the loss by 2030. By Andrew Collier Read More
A LONE purple daisy blooming among long-dead irises and rhododendrons bursting into flower against a backdrop of leafless trees: incongruous sights like this have unsettled many of us in the last few weeks. Read More
New research and a five-year study of red squirrel behaviour indicate that conservation efforts targeting one of Scotland’s most-loved species need a rethink. Read More
AM I alone in hearing the word “safe” in ever-increasing daily usage? Read More
The British wings of some of the world’s largest professional services firms are set to be embroiled in a global exam-cheating scandal. Reports in the press suggest the audit market watchdog has found examples of professionals “cheating” in chartered exams. Read More
The British wings of some of the world’s largest professional services firms are set to be embroiled in a global exam-cheating scandal. Reports in the press suggest the audit market watchdog has found examples of professionals “cheating” in chartered exams. Read More
New research and a five-year study of red squirrel behaviour indicate that conservation efforts targeting one of Scotland’s most-loved species need a rethink. Read More