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I am a journalist, currently working as a reporter for Glasgow Live. Please send any stories you may have to ******. I have had a varied background that demonstrates my versatility and skill in multiple spheres of the industry. My writing credits include writing freelance for a varied number of publications including The Guardian, The Times & Sunday Times, The Herald and Herald on Sunday, The Daily Record, The Scottish Sun, The National, The Sunday National, Wales on Sunday, The Clydebank Post, The Skinny, Snack Magazine and District Magazine among others. I have assistant edited SNACK Magazine, and currently edit the Big Birds Arts Collective. I like to use varied platforms to create content which is honest and interesting. My interests lie in music, the LGBTQ+ community, gender equality, human interest pieces and general advancements in Arts & Culture. And lots of Glasgow news. I have written both journalistically and academically about music, the LGBTQ+ Community, gender-equality and the socio-political landscape of student lives in Scotland and Ireland. I completed my M. Phil with a thesis exploring the influence of Ireland on gender and sexuality in Contemporary Irish Writing. I also hold a MA (Hons) in English Literature from the University of St Andrews. Some writing found at: https://muckrack.com/carla-jenkins-3
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Barbie and Brontë are hot tickets at charity shop sale
The Shelter Scotland charity shop sale in Edinburgh features a range of unique items, including Bob Mackie Barbies, vintage Chanel and Burberry fashion, and signed books by Sir David Attenborough. The event aims to support Shelter Scotland's efforts against the housing crisis, with over 10,110 children in Scotland currently homeless. The sale is a significant event for local shoppers, offering a chance to purchase special items while contributing to a vital cause.
Wonderful father killed in Christmas Day crash
Dave Buckley, described as a 'wonderful father,' was killed in a Christmas Day crash. His family expressed gratitude for the support received and requested privacy. Police Scotland is investigating the incident, seeking information about a white Dacia Duster seen in the area. Separately, a 70-year-old woman was killed in a hit-and-run in Paisley on New Year's Eve, with police appealing for witnesses to identify the driver of a white car involved.
NHS will struggle to see out another year, warns doctors’ union
The NHS in Scotland is facing a severe crisis, with a majority of doctors expressing a lack of confidence in the government's ability to provide sustainable funding. The system is described as operating beyond capacity, with significant staffing and bed shortages. The BMA calls for urgent reform to ensure the NHS's long-term stability, while the Scottish government emphasizes its commitment to healthcare investment, urging parliamentary support for its budget.
Dog rescued after 30m plunge down Outlander waterfall
A dog named Margot was successfully rescued after falling 30 meters into a gorge at the Devil’s Pulpit near Killearn, a site known for its appearance in the television series Outlander. The Lomond Mountain Rescue Team, with support from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, efficiently executed the rescue operation, ensuring Margot's safe return to its owner. The area, Finnich Glen, is a popular tourist spot and has been put up for sale with plans to develop it into a national visitor attraction.
Retail jobs in Scotland at lowest level since 2010
Retail jobs in Scotland have reached their lowest level since 2010, with significant declines in footfall in major cities like Edinburgh and Glasgow. Daniel Johnson of the Labour Party criticizes the SNP for not extending rates relief to support struggling high streets, arguing that this decision harms local economies. The Scottish Government defends its budget, highlighting competitive rates and relief packages. The Scottish Retail Consortium reports a sharp drop in footfall, exacerbated by poor weather, indicating broader challenges for the retail sector.
ScotRail urged to drop plans to cut ticket office hours
ScotRail faces criticism for its plans to reduce ticket office hours, with concerns about increased antisocial behavior, accessibility issues for disabled passengers, and challenges for tourists and those without online access. The Scottish Labour spokeswoman highlights inconsistencies in the Scottish government's transport policies, particularly regarding the A96. ScotRail defends the decision, citing changing ticket purchasing patterns and a significant drop in station ticket office sales. The Scottish government re-nationalized ScotRail in 2022, and the operator assures no job losses, with staff redeployed to other roles.
Scotland records mildest ever start to Christmas Day
Scotland experienced its mildest start to Christmas Day, attributed to a low-pressure system drawing subtropical air from the Azores. Despite previous severe weather affecting retail, the mild conditions on Christmas Eve and Day may boost festive revenues. Meteorologist Clare Nasir noted the mild air, with forecasts predicting rain and colder weather later in the week. The BBC forecasts wet weather for Hogmanay, with possible sleet or snow in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Most expensive address in Scotland revealed
Queen's Crescent in Auchterarder is identified as Scotland's most expensive address, with homes averaging £2.927 million. Edinburgh retains a significant presence in the top ten most expensive streets, with seven entries, including Ann Street and Regent Terrace. Elphinstone Road in Giffnock ranks third, while Glasgow's Cleveden Gardens is the only entry from the city in the top 25. The list highlights the prominence of Edinburgh and surrounding areas in Scotland's luxury real estate market.
Kirsty Young: the forced jollity of New Year’s Eve isn’t for me
Kirsty Young shares her personal dislike for the forced celebrations of New Year's Eve, preferring a quiet evening with her husband. She reflects on the poignant nature of the holiday and humorously discusses her ideal funeral arrangements on a podcast, including having the band Take That as pallbearers. Young, originally from East Kilbride, now resides in Oxfordshire with her husband, Nick Jones, and their daughters.
Majestic collection of royal photos coming to Edinburgh
An exhibition in Edinburgh will showcase a majestic collection of royal photographs, featuring milestone birthday images and iconic portraits of the British royal family. Highlights include Cecil Beaton's coronation portraits of Queen Elizabeth II, Norman Parkinson's images of Princess Anne, and Andy Warhol's screenprint of the late Queen. The exhibition, curated by Alessandro Nasini, offers a behind-the-scenes look at the process of creating these royal images, with archival correspondence and unreleased proofs on display.
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