Ann Fotheringham

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

Everything comes around, agrees Grahame Skinner, probably best known as vocalist of internationally successful 80s funk-soul-pop band Hipsway, but also for an assortment of other Scottish musical outfits: The White Savages, The Jazzateers, The Skinner Group, The Cowboy Mouth. In most, his partner-in-crime has been Douglas MacIntyre, musician, producer and founder of Frets Concerts at the Strathaven Hotel.

2 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

The school will receive support to make the improvements (Image: PA) A NORTH Lanarkshire school praised for creating a “nurturing and caring environment” for pupils has been given more time by inspectors to make improvements in other key areas.

2 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

Parents are being consulted about school holidays (Image: PA) PARENTS in Glasgow are being asked for their views on school holiday dates for the next two years. Glasgow City Council has begun a consultation on the new timings, which include moving the spring break slightly earlier to accommodate the Easter weekend. The annual holiday traditionally takes place in the first two weeks of April, but as Easter weekend falls earlier in 2027, education bosses are considering the change.

2 days ago | msn.com | Ann Fotheringham

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2 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

Alison Richardson with some of her pupils at the site of the new school (Image: Colin Mearns/Newsquest) GLASGOW’S first “home-grown” Gaelic headteacher has welcomed the news that her school will open next year after a £2 million investment from the Scottish Government. Alison Richardson comes from a non-Gaelic speaking family, but learned the language at school in Glasgow, before training to be a teacher.