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1 day ago | heraldscotland.com | Blair Meikle

Graham Park and Alastair Johnston have stepped down from the Rangers board along with Julian Wolhardt (Image: SNS) Alastair Johnston, Graeme Park and Julian Wolhardt have now officially stood down as Rangers directors. We told how the trio, including former chairman Johnston, would be coming off the Gers board to make way for new faces with the 49ers Enterprises and Andrew Cavenagh sweeping into power.

1 day ago | heraldscotland.com | Ian McConnell

Euan McGlashan (Image: Valor Hospitality Partners) The co-founder of Valor Hospitality Partners, Euan McGlashan, reflects on the growth of a global business started in the basement of his home, the company’s recent opening of Seaton House at St Andrews and his meetings with South Africa’s Nelson Mandela Name: Euan McGlashan Job title: Global co-founder & CEO What is your business called? Valor Hospitality Partners Where is it based?

1 day ago | heraldscotland.com | Blair Meikle

It has been met with a mixed reaction from the support with some feeling underwhelmed and concerned as a direct result of his last half season with Saints, when he was sacked with one win in 16. There is also the fact that Martin's brief loan spell with Gers in the latter part of his playing days didn't exactly set the heather alight. The 39-year-old is desperate to show a better version of himself this time round and admits this was the job he really wanted.

1 day ago | heraldscotland.com | Andrew Learmonth

Swinney defends Wishaw neonatal intensive care unit downgrade after by-election row John Swinney was forced to defend the decision to downgrade an award-winning neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at University Hospital Wishaw during First Minister’s Questions. The fight over the unit has become a key battleground in the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election.

1 day ago | heraldscotland.com | Stephen Mcgowan

The Electronic Tims website claimed the appointment didn’t ‘make any sense whatsoever.’   Another supporter called it a ‘reckless gamble. Board embarrassing themselves again.’  When the Australian lost three of his opening six league games the prophets of doom nodded sagely. Over time they were silenced by good recruitment and a winning catch phrase. ‘We never stop’ became Postecoglou’s personal mantra at Parkhead and he was true to his word.