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Up to 45 Glasgow primaries facing 'unacceptable' staffing situation due to cuts A third of primary schools face the prospect of having only the headteacher out of class in a move that critics say raises educational and safety concerns. ScotGov admit approving 'irregular' spending in financial watchdog scandal The Scottish Government has admitted it was wrong to approve a run of public spending by a Scots water industry watchdog described as "unacceptable" by auditors, it can be revealed. Tom Weir, the outdoorsman who showed Scotland the way At Balmaha, on the West Highland Way, stands a statue to the great Scottish outdoorsman and broadcaster Tom Weir, rendered complete with his trademark Fair Isle sweater, walking gear and iconic wooly bunnet. Scottish councils could lose millions if they cannot recruit more teachers Scottish local authorities could lose millions in government funding if they do not maintain or increase their teacher numbers by the end of the year. Scottish airports to introduce new security screening and hand baggage limit Scottish airports are to introduce the new enhanced security screening equipment including body scanners this summer Hotel on famous Scottish walking route brought to market The hotel that is set in a village in a Scottish forest park is described as a "perfect lifestyle business opportunity". Read more

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