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When a business performs poorly, the person at the top of that organisation tends to be held accountable. They take responsibility and either move aside or set...

My brother Gerry recently returned for a visit to Glasgow from his home in Essex. One of the first things he said was how horrified he was at the state of the...

The main event this year in Scotland’s now world-famous fight against drug deaths is likely to be the opening in Glasgow of the UK’s first state-backed...

It doesn’t take long walking around Glasgow to see the extent and the impact of health and social inequalities. Indeed, the city is often held up as an...

THE 25th anniversary of the Scottish Parliament, which will fall in just a few months’ time, ought to be a moment for celebration. Instead, it is more likely...

IT’S hard to believe that we are already in October and into the autumn season. With the darker nights and the changing of the clocks fast approaching, one of...

THE time and effort invested in helping Glasgow shed its reputation as one of Europe’s most dangerous cities was considerable. It not only made for a safer...

ANYONE tuning into the launch of the SNP conference this weekend might have expected Scotland’s party of government to be talking about serious matters. After...

I HOPE everyone has been making the most of the return of the autumn season and summer’s end. Personally, the beginning of autumn has served as an additional...