Craig Williams
Reporter at The Herald (Scotland)
Reporter @ The Herald. Email tips/stories/news to [email protected]. DMs open 📩
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3 days ago |
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Craig Williams
Occupying the ground floor of a tenement built in 1892, The Star Bar on Eglinton Street has long assumed legendary status as a traditional Glasgow pub. Best known for serving up the cheapest three-course lunch in the city, the pub's lunch menu offers a hearty meal with options that include soup, followed by fish and chips and creamed rice with fruit to finish. One of the busiest lunchtime venues in the city, a recent video review of its cheap lunch menu has amassed over 695,000 views on YouTube.
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3 days ago |
heraldscotland.com | Craig Williams
Best known for serving up the cheapest three-course lunch in the city, the pub's lunch menu offers a hearty meal with options that include soup, followed by fish and chips and creamed rice with fruit to finish. One of the busiest lunchtime venues in the city, a video review of its cheap lunch menu has amassed over 695,000 views on YouTube.
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heraldscotland.com | Craig Williams
"This has meant a revised timetable for the completion of works ahead of fit-out of the building and the opening of the museum will now take place in the second half of next year." A joint statement from Renfrewshire Council and OneRen said: “The modernisation of Paisley Museum into a world-class visitor destination is the first major refurbishment in the building’s 150-year history.
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heraldscotland.com | Craig Williams
Boan D’Arc, also known as Thomas McLelland, 60, was found guilty at the High Court in Edinburgh of the culpable homicide of Jamieson McLelland (Image: Jane Barlow/PA) A man has been convicted of the death of his brother in the Thornhill area of Stirling. On Tuesday, Boan D’Arc, also known as Thomas McLelland, 60, was found guilty at the High Court in Edinburgh of the culpable homicide of Jamieson McLelland.
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heraldscotland.com | Craig Williams
The National Trust for Scotland (NTS) undertook a significant nine-month programme of work to reduce congestion and improve the experience of the tens of thousands of annual visitors when arriving and leaving the island. TSL Contractors Ltd, based nearby at Craignure, Isle of Mull, carried out the work on the landing jetty while an Environmental Clerk of Works monitored the environmental and wildlife impact, and a biosecurity and breeding bird protection plan was followed.
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