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Schoolboy wins Multiple Sclerosis Campaign
Ryan McLaughlin, a 14-year-old Glasgow schoolboy, has persuaded the Scottish Government to inform Scots of the link between Vitamin D deficiency and Multiple Sclerosis.
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Megrahi Debate in Scottish Parliament Building
The debate over the Lockerbie Bomber's release was conducted in a building which caused a great deal of controversy itself. Soaring designs were matched by soaring costs.
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Scottish Liberal Democrats Elect New Leader
Tavish Scott became the third leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats on Tuesday 26th August when he emerged as winner in a three-man leadership contest.
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Scottish Liberal Democrat Leader Resigns
Today (3rd July 2008), the leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats, Nicol Stephen announced he would be stepping down from the post he has held for 3 years.
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Edinburgh's Ban on Bagpipes
Can you imagine Scotland without bagpipes? That's like Canada without hockey or the US without gun crime. Some countries are just known for certain behaviours...
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Lewis Windfarm Proposal Rejected
Proposals to build the largest on-shore windfarm in Europe were rejected yesterday, dealing a blow to a government committed to meeting half of electricity needs by 2050.
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What Is a Housing Association?
Housing Associations in Scotland provide a place to live for those on low incomes or with special needs for care. They also help to build strong communities.
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