3G health concern: Call for ScotGov to investigate state of Scotland’s pitches
An MSP has called for the Scottish Government to investigate the state of Scotland’s 3G artificial pitches, following the publication of a report.
An MSP has called for the Scottish Government to investigate the state of Scotland’s 3G artificial pitches, following the publication of a report.
The synthetic pitch industry has hit back against a report calling for a ban on 3G rubber crumb pitches, saying that it “would seriously harm the provision of sports'.
Better a tepid tap water than a glass of alcohol-free wine would, prior to this week, have been my opinion. But the stuff at this wine-tasting is not bad.
The circular economy is tiny in Scotland – only 1.3% of the whole economy - but there are still places where it is possible to see it in action.
A report has called for a ban on 3G artificial crumb rubber football pitches across Scotland "to protect users of all ages”
Scotland’s climate change plan is no longer “credible”, the UK advisory body has said, blaming delays to strategy and missed targets.
The Scottish government may have declared a ‘nature emergency’, yet still, a fisheries expert said, it is failing to protect a fish that has been around in Scotland since the Ice Age.
More fish are dying on Scottish salmon farms than is often mentioned in the published data according to analysis of data by campaigners
Harmful drinking is declining - but one group is still clinging onto its beloved alcohol.. The middle-aged, and especially midlife men. What is it that's stopping us?
Sobriety is on the rise in the young - but hazardous binge-drinking is not going away. Millennials and Generation-Z tell their tales of going alcohol-free in a booze-fuelled world.
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