Loophole Could Allow Criminals An Alcohol Licence
Ministers plan to change the alcohol licensing legislation following fears that criminals could be granted licences because of a loophole in the law.
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Ministers plan to change the alcohol licensing legislation following fears that criminals could be granted licences because of a loophole in the law.
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SCOTLAND and England need to be much more co- operative when dealing with health concerns, rather than relying on ad-hoc arrangements which could be at risk from party politics, a report warns today.
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More than 1,000 jobs face the axe at crisis-hit Aberdeen City Council as troubleshooters try to balance the books.
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Former first minister Jack McConnell is to become an ambassador for a national children’s charity. The Motherwell and Wishaw MSP agreed to take on the role at NCH to promote its work in supporting vulnerable children across the UK.
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A COUPLE face being booted off the charity they founded to help young Scots with learning disabilites. Alistair and Joanna McGregor have been under investigation after a string of misconduct complaints to the Scottish Charity Regulator.
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A LEADING child welfare group is demanding an independent inquiry into the handling of sexual abuse cases, after a paedophile abused two sisters while under the supervision of social workers.
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A former youth worker has been jailed for 10 years for abusing two teenage boys at a care home in North Ayrshire.
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Police have rescued 59 women trafficked into Scotland’s booming off-street sex industry.
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Despite pleas by social work chiefs, Peeblesshire councillors have rejected a bid by foster carers to continue looking after vulnerable children.
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An end to almost all short jail terms was signalled yesterday under radical plans from the Scottish Government’s Prison’s Commission. Instead, offenders would face a simplified, toughened community sentence.
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