Take a look at Scotland’s oldest miniature railway as they announce they are closing their doors

	Oct 11, 2020


	Take a look at Scotland’s oldest miniature railway as they announce they are closing their doors

	A beloved seaside holiday attraction for many Scots, Kerr’s Miniature Railway has announced that it is closing down.

Margaret Ferrier refuses to step down as MP after Covid breach

Rutherglen and Hamilton West MP Margaret Ferrier will not resign despite backlash over repeatedly breaching coronavirus rules by travelling after developing symptoms.

Trust in Labour Party in Scotland ‘must be rebuilt’

Labour needs to regain trust in the party that has gone in Scotland, leader Sir Keir Starmer has said.

Letters – Cash wasted on shamed politicians

In 2017, Mark MacDonald MSP resigned as the SNP’s Childcare Minister following allegations of his inappropriate behaviour against several women.He remains an MSP and is paid £64,000 a year. When he quits Holyrood next year, he will receive a £52,500 “golden handshake”.

Scot takes 2020 Golden Spurtle world porridge-making title in online finals

The winners of the 2020 Golden Spurtle World Porridge Making Championships have been announced in a day-long video reveal online.

Celtic rocked by another Covid-19 case and could be without FIVE key players for Old Firm clash with Rangers

Celtic midfielder Nir Bitton has returned a positive coronavirus test while on international duty with Israel.

Jason Leitch open to ‘controversial’ return of Celtic and Rangers fans

Scotland’s national clinical director Jason Leitch would be open to allowing supporters back into football grounds on a ‘controversial’ postcode basis.

‘His quality is undoubted’ – Callum McGregor backs Celtic team mate Leigh Griffiths for Scotland recall

Callum McGregor has backed Celtic team mate Leigh Griffiths to lead Scotland's attack in Serbia next month if he can convince Steve Clarke he deserves a call-up.

Steve Clarke’s tribute to David Marshall says everything about ‘keeper’s enduring qualities

The international career of David Marshall has been a study in patience. It is comforting to think it might be one where he also finds some delayed, but intense, gratification.

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