A surge in demand for ACAS dispute resolution services highlights the value of early legal support, says NICOLA GRAY Recent figures from the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (ACAS) has revealed a significant increase in demand for its dispute resolution services, with requests rising by 27% compared to 2025 figures. This trend suggests that more […]
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Stars come out for rock and roll hall of fame
Lulu is among those supporting the Hall of Fame (pic: DB Media Services) A new hub to celebrate Scottish rock and pop could give Glasgow a much-needed lift, writes JULENA DRUMI A plan to open a Hall of Fame to recognise Scotland’s contribution to rock and pop music has been backed by some of the […]
STV may gain from Sky-ITV deal + Nationwide’s Scots challenge
TERRY MURDEN says the big TV deal cannot leave STV on the sidelines, while the UK’s big banks will have something to say about the building society’s plans Sky’s £1.6 billion acquisition of ITV’s terrestrial channels and streaming service ITVX is the biggest restructuring of UK television since the launch of the satellite broadcaster at […]
Munro’s exit puts spotlight on arts body
The departure of Creative Scotland’s CEO has left questions about how it can deliver its strategy, writes ANDY MOSELEY An independent report into Creative Scotland, commissioned by the Scottish Government and published last November, described it as an organisation requiring a level of reporting that amounts to “crippling bureaucracy”, while lacking sufficient focus on “the […]
SNP may not be mad for Manchesterism
The new PM’s devolution plans could dilute the demand for independence, writes TERRY MURDEN We’ll be hearing a lot about Manchesterism, the phenomenon that will turn Britain into a series of city states, each led by a cash-enhanced mayoral office that is able to get things done. It won’t mean forcing everyone to wear bucket […]