Recently added articles from The Sunday Herald:
REVEALED: GO-AHEAD FOR POWER LINE THAT SPLITS SCOTLAND Furore as controversial Beauly-Denny project given green light by Government
Oct 25, 2009; ... THE controversial Beauly-Denny power line, which will see 600pylons, each 200ft high, built between Beauly, west of Inverness, toDenny, west of Falkirk, has been given the go-ahead by the ScottishGovernment, the Sunday Herald can reveal. The approval of the L350 million proposal ...
PYLON PRESSURE: A FUTURE ON THE LINE It started out as a simple scheme to link the energy-rich Highlands with the Central Belt, but it soon became Scotland's most divisive energy project. Its go- ahead leaves the environmental lobby firmly at loggerheads
Oct 25, 2009; ... WHEN plans for the Beauly to Denny power line first surfaced, theproposal snuck, barely noticed, into the inside pages of the Heraldbusiness section. It ran as a sidebar to a more pressing story aboutmyths surrounding organic food, and was quickly pushed into the backof people's ...
Rollergirls just want to have fun It's new, it's extreme, and it's strictly just for girls. Edd McCracken looks at the sport taking Scotland by storm
Oct 25, 2009; ... FOR a sport, its defining qualities are far from traditional:tattoos and piercings are frequent, shattered knee-caps common,fishnet tights encouraged, a love of punk music is helpful, andbeing a girl is mandatory. This is roller derby, one of Scotland'sfastest growing sports. And with ...
'If it came down to it, I would take up arms and fight against fascism ' YOUNG PEOPLE SHED IMAGE OF APATHY TO BECOME POLITICALLY RADICAL BY JASPER HAMILL
Oct 25, 2009; ... BRYCE Johnston says he used to live a "standard student life ofXbox, going out and lectures" but now, like thousands of other youngpeople across the country, the 18-year-old has become an activist inthe fight against the far-right - no longer apathetic but newlyawakened and finally ...
FANNING THE BNP FLAMES British far-right politics was given a platform like never before and the aftershocks are not over yet as the BBC's impartiality codes are put under the microscope, writes Westminster Editor James Cusick
Oct 25, 2009; ... 'WE have started the fire ... Big Time look out!" This was justone of many celebratory comments posted on the British NationalParty's website after the BBC's Question Time titles rolled onThursday night. The small team of BNP activists, headed by SimonBennett, who look after the party's ...