
Ken Banks
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Rebecca Curran |Ken Banks
Plans to cut language degrees were 'rushed' - reviewRebecca Curran and Ken BanksBBCThe plans sparked protests back in 2023The University of Aberdeen's plans to scrap modern languages degrees were "hurried", a review has found. The institution blamed a steep fall in the number of students studying modern languages when it initially said the courses could be scrapped in 2023. It later said it would continue to offer joint honour degree programmes, but not single honours programmes.
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1 month ago |
bbc.co.uk | Richard Winton |Tyrone Smith |Ken Banks
Media caption, Aberdeen celebrate with the cityAberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin called it all "a little bit surrealistic". Captain Graeme Shinnie spoke with glistening eyes about taking an open-topped bus down a heaving street where he used to shop as a child. And chairman Dave Cormack wondered whether he might have been "swinging off the chandeliers" in celebration had it happened a few years before now.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Rebecca Curran |Ken Banks
Violence against Aberdeen teachers up 25% in one yearRebecca Curran and Ken BanksPA MediaReports of violent incidents are on the riseViolence against teachers in Aberdeen schools has risen by 25% in the past year, according to figures seen by BBC Scotland News. An action plan designed to tackle the issue was drafted by Aberdeen City Council in March last year.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Eva Runciman |Ken Banks
I'm looking for all our surviving lighthouse keepersEva Runciman and Ken BanksConor GaultDavid Fraser is one of the lighthouse keepers photographed by Conor GaultVery few people know what it was like to live and work in a lighthouse, stationed in the outermost reaches of the country, tasked with keeping a lifesaving navigational aid alight. However, the hardy ones who do will have some unique working memories.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Louise Hosie |Ken Banks
Worry for learner drivers 'waiting months' for testsLouise Hosie and Ken BanksBBCTeenager Dylan Whiteley is among those awaiting his driving testLearner drivers in rural parts of Scotland have told BBC News of their frustration as they wait months to sit their tests. One said they were unable to book a test in their local area at all, while another faces a wait of up to five months. It has led to fears that the mobility and employment prospects of young people in rural areas is being jeopardised.
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