Sir Alex Ferguson makes £100,000 donation to Scottish dementia charity
18 September 2026
Declan McConville
Digital Journalist
Declan McConville is a Digital Journalist who covers a broad range of stories across Scotland.
A graduate of the University of Strathclyde, where he studied Politics and Journalism, Declan has developed a varied portfolio spanning local news, entertainment, travel, food, property and music.
His work has appeared across a number of Scottish and UK publications, including The Scotsman, Edinburgh Evening News and The Yorkshire Post, and he has reported on everything from Glasgow’s changing hospitality and property landscape to major cultural events including the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Road improvements to begin on Islay in October
18 September 2026
Essential resurfacing works to take place in Lanark for up to 4 days
18 September 2026
Major East Coast Main Line works set to begin this weekend
18 September 2026
Edinburgh University staff to strike for 5 weeks over £140m cuts
17 September 2026
Glasgow’s cycle lanes see record numbers of bike journeys
17 September 2026
People of Dundee: 8 famous faces who were born and brought up in Dundee
17 September 2026
Blythe Duff to star in Contact as part of A Play, A Pie and A Pint’s Autumn season at Oran Mor
17 September 2026
Livingston Designer Outlet to welcome huge new Nike store
17 September 2026
More than £9.3m investment to support walking and cycling projects across Glasgow
17 September 2026
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17 September 2026
Linthouse-born Margaret Armour celebrates 100th birthday
Margaret Armour (nee Wason) was born in Linthouse, Glasgow on 27 August 1926 and celebrated her 100th birthday in style.
17 September 2026
Primary school in Cumbernauld praised in positive inspection report
Westfield Primary School has been praised for its friendly pupils, strong relationships and creative approach to learning following a recent inspection by His Majesty’s Inspectors of Education (HMIE).
16 September 2026
Greatest Scottish Albums: The story of Deacon Blue’s Raintown
Deacon Blue will return to the road in 2027 to celebrate 40 years since the release of Raintown, the debut album that established the band and produced some of the most enduring Scottish pop songs of the era.
16 September 2026
New train station in Barrhead creates lasting legacy for East Renfrewshire ahead of opening
The project to build a new train station in Barrhead has inspired hundreds of young people to consider careers in the railway and invested more than £1.6m in local businesses within the Glasgow city region.
16 September 2026
6 nostalgic pictures that capture the spirit and people of old Edinburgh
These are some old photographs which show a fascinating snapshot of old Edinburgh
