Dame Penelope Keith, beloved British actress known for her roles in The Good Life and To the Manor Born, passed away at 86 after a battle with cancer. Renowned for her talent and warmth, she earned two BAFTA Awards and a Damehood. Her legacy leaves a lasting impact on British television.
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Today’s Topic: Greggs at Tenerife
Seen in the papers this week. British Bakery chain ‘Greggs’ have opened up at Tenerife Airport. You can expect all the usual delightful baked goods, pasties and cakes, but there is one slight difference with this new Airport shop, compared to the ones in the UK……Stella on tap! Knowing how us Scots like a cheeky […]
Today’s Topic: Erskine Bridge
Steve Clarke is staying with Scotland until 2030!
The Scottish FA has extended Steve Clarke’s contract, keeping him as national team boss until the 2030 World Cup. Under his leadership, Scotland achieved back-to-back European Championships and its first World Cup qualification since 1998. Clarke expressed honor in continuing, focusing on stability and progress for upcoming tournaments.
Today’s Topic – A9 Reopens after Lorry Fire
Today’s Topic – Imagine this in your Wallet
The Bank of Scotland has launched a special edition £20 note commemorating Scott McTominay’s remarkable overhead kick that secured Scotland’s return to the World Cup after 28 years. This limited-edition note captures a historic moment for Scottish football, making it a sought-after collectible for fans and enthusiasts.
Today’s Topic: Glasgow Regeneration continues
A wooden walkway has been installed on Queen Street as Glasgow progresses towards banning cars and vans from the city center. An 18-month trial is set to regulate vehicle access, while plans to plant new trees in the area will begin next month, promoting a greener urban environment. What are your thoughts on this vehicle ban?
M8 Motorway Repairs in Glasgow: Future Demolition Plans
After 4 years of temporary repairs to the Woodside part of the M8 motorway in Glasgow, a change of direction may be on the cards, as Glasgow City Council considers demolishing them altogether. Over £125m has been spent on repairs with significant delays now reprogrammed to finish in the second half of 2027. However, discussions […]







