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Care workers among Glasgow City Council staff to strike in pay row

By The Press Association19th May 2016News Scotland

Council workers have voted to go on strike in a dispute over pay. Members of the GMB union at Glasgow City Council backed walkouts by 72% and other forms of

Man dubbed ‘dangerous predator’ jailed for abusing five boys at private school

By The Press Association18th May 2016News Scotland

A former teacher branded a “dangerous predator” has been jailed for more than six years for sexually abusing pupils at a private school. William Bain, 62, of Crieff, Perth and

Young more likely to drink heavily if they smoke or have a higher education background

By Iain MacDonald12th May 2016News Scotland

Young adults in Britain are more likely to drink heavily if they smoke or have attended higher education (college and university), new research has found. The study, which was led

Glasgow researchers encouraged by potential protein treatment for Alzheimer’s

By The Press Association18th April 2016News Scotland

A protein found lacking in the brains of Alzheimer’s sufferers could provide the key to a potential treatment, scientists believe. Researchers say the discovery that the IL-33 protein has the

Glasgow care home told to make ‘swift improvements’ in care provision

By Iain MacDonald7th April 2016News Scotland

A care home in Glasgow has been told it must make swift improvements in the care provided to residents. The Care Inspectorate has served a formal Improvement Notice on Drumpellier

Veterans’ charity Erskine celebrates A Century of Care

By The Press Association29th March 2016News Scotland

A charity that cares for military veterans is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Erskine Hospital was founded at a public meeting in Glasgow City Chambers on March 29 1916 under a

Webwatch: Scottish Learning Disabilities Observatory

By Iain MacDonald23rd March 2016Webwatch

The Scottish Learning Disabilities Observatory has been set up to provide better information about the health and health care of people with learning disabilities and people with autism in Scotland.

Applications open for second cohort of Chief Social Work Officer qualification

By Iain MacDonald9th March 2016Education & Training

Applications are now open for the second cohort of candidates for the Chief Social Work Officer (CSWO) postgraduate diploma to start studying this spring. Glasgow Caledonian University, working in partnership with

Richard Gere visits Glasgow to promote new film on homelessness

By The Press Association29th February 2016News Scotland

Hollywood actor Richard Gere has been in Glasgow promoting a film in which he plays a homeless man in New York. The star attended the closing night of the city’s

8,300 patients issued blood test advice in hep C NHS worker case

By The Press Association23rd February 2016News Scotland

More than 8,000 patients across the UK who may have been treated by a former healthcare worker who tested positive for hepatitis C are being advised to arrange a blood

Tag: Glasgow / Lanarkshire

Care workers among Glasgow City Council staff to strike in pay row

Man dubbed ‘dangerous predator’ jailed for abusing five boys at private school

Young more likely to drink heavily if they smoke or have a higher education background

Glasgow researchers encouraged by potential protein treatment for Alzheimer’s

Glasgow care home told to make ‘swift improvements’ in care provision

Veterans’ charity Erskine celebrates A Century of Care

Webwatch: Scottish Learning Disabilities Observatory

Richard Gere visits Glasgow to promote new film on homelessness

8,300 patients issued blood test advice in hep C NHS worker case

Pair who took own lives in Polmont ‘given death sentence’, families’ lawyer says

Nazi-obsessed terror attacker jailed for life for asylum seeker attempted murder

Cooper announces local reviews into grooming gangs following legal action threat

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Tag: Glasgow / Lanarkshire

Care workers among Glasgow City Council staff to strike in pay row

Man dubbed ‘dangerous predator’ jailed for abusing five boys at private school

Young more likely to drink heavily if they smoke or have a higher education background

Glasgow researchers encouraged by potential protein treatment for Alzheimer’s

Glasgow care home told to make ‘swift improvements’ in care provision

Veterans’ charity Erskine celebrates A Century of Care

Webwatch: Scottish Learning Disabilities Observatory

Applications open for second cohort of Chief Social Work Officer qualification

Richard Gere visits Glasgow to promote new film on homelessness

8,300 patients issued blood test advice in hep C NHS worker case