Martyn McLaughlin

1 week ago | scotsman.com | Martyn McLaughlin

Changes designed to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists will involve the speed limit on 22 roads in Edinburgh being reduced from 40mph to 30mph. Drivers in Edinburgh will face stricter new speed limits across some of the city’s busiest roads from next month as part of long-awaited changes. The speed limit will be cut from 40mph to 30mph on 22 streets throughout the city, including key thoroughfares such as Queensferry Road and Wester Hailes Road.

1 week ago | msn.com | Martyn McLaughlin

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1 week ago | scotsman.com | Martyn McLaughlin

Fears that thousands of Scots may be at risk without adequate supportFar more people in Scotland are living with epilepsy than has previously been reported amid calls from a leading charity to boost awareness about the condition. Epilepsy Scotland pointed to new statistics which shows that an estimated 80,406 people in the country are living with epilepsy. It has raised concerns that thousands of Scots could be at risk without adequate support.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Martyn McLaughlin

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2 weeks ago | scotsman.com | Martyn McLaughlin

Police Scotland chief constable Jo Farrell urges clubs and football associations to co-operate around future plans. Football clubs and governing bodies must work to help bring about “organised” celebrations for fans celebrating in an effort to avoid violence and disorder, the head of Police Scotland has stressed.