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Cllr Mac Cafferty joins city leaders from across the world signing Food and Climate Declaration ahead of major climate change summit COP26 Green council leader Cllr Phélim Mac Cafferty joined city leaders from across the globe this week to sign the ‘Glasgow Food and Climate Declaration’, calling for local and...
  For years, politicians and employers alike have talked up the promise of flexible working. And it looked like change was happening. Last year, the UK government announced a consultation around whether flexible work should not just be available, but become employees’ default option in its annual Queen’s Speech. But 2020...
Mobile mechanics have taken the automotive industry by storm in recent years. A mobile mechanic business is flexible, convenient, and affordable to set up. You can run your own company and set your own hours. You don’t need to wait for customers to arrive at your repair shop when...
Inquiry into undercover police who had sexual relationships with their targets is finally underway – but can their actions ever be justified? When Helen Steel was a young environmental activist in England in the 1990s, she was deliberately manipulated and deceived into having an intimate relationship with a man she...
By now, most of us are aware that much of the food we eat, in one way or another, contributes to the climate crisis. From food production and waste, to food consumption and diets – the way we produce, eat, store, discard, source and harvest our food can all...
As we approach the end of the year and the temperatures keep inching closer to zero, the prospect of spending an evening in front of a burning fire becomes more and more enticing. Let’s face it, it’s cold, wet, and chilly outside. Going outside to get to work or fetch...
The very notion of teenage pregnancy is enough to leave the more conservative members of society writhing with discomfort. So why is it that in a progressive country upholding values of equality and acceptance we continue to stereotype young mothers? Written by Masie Thorman Dylan Downs discovered she was pregnant...
With Germany currently being hit by a fourth wave of coronavirus cases and the potentially more transmissible Omicron variant looming on the horizon, the risk of a fourth wave affecting the UK is very much real.  While Plan B measures may go some way to limiting infections, business impacts are...
Oral health can offer great insight into a person’s lifestyle. Unhealthy habits and excessive sugar consumption will have a negative impact on the state of an individual’s teeth. When you visit the dentist’s chair, they will see and inform you about the damage some of your lifestyle choices have...
At the start of the Coivd-19 pandemic, many British people decided that they would be more willing to rely on their own car than public transportation. For people with just one car or none in the household, this often meant purchasing something suitable. As such, there was a surge...