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Scottish children’s charity The Polar Academy needs support to help shape young lives

Education

Celebrating every day... Jean and Arnott Wilson now take nothing for granted and enjoy every moment, from family celebrations to a brisk walk along the beach.

More Scots are surviving cancer than ever before

Health

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon meets young people at a special edition of the TV programme Scotland Tonight. (Photo: Peter Devlin)

Younger generation makes its mark during Year of Young People

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The worst place to find a parking space in Scotland is...the granite city

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Make it a time for giving to Scottish charities this Christmas

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Help Cancer Research UK and other Scottish charities this Christmas

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Show your support for Christmas Jumper and Festive Footwear Days

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New grants give our little ones the best start in life

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On the ball...Andrew Jenkin with Kalingalinga On The Ball FC, which formed the year after he launched Africa on the Ball in 2010.

Scottish charity Africa on the Ball needs our readers’ support

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Celebrity support...for Cancer Support Scotland's awareness day on St Andrew's Day, Friday, November 30, has come from Scottish comedian Susan Calman, whose dad Sir Kenneth Calman founded the charity in 1980.

Wear tartan for a day to support Cancer Support Scotland on St Andrew’s Day

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Police appeals after thefts

Crime

Chief Constable Iain Livingstone has praised the professionalism and commitment of officers working for Police Scotland.

New Police Scotland chief constable says focus remains on serving the public

Crime

Police Scotland has said that anti-social behaviour, which includes littering and driving vehicles with non-standard exhaust systems fitted are just two areas they are clamping down on.

Police target litterbugs

Crime

Can you assist police - did you see these cars?

Police need help in tracing road racers - driving at more than DOUBLE the speed limit on the A74!

Crime

Education More Education >>

Scottish children’s charity The Polar Academy needs support to help shape young lives

Education

The course lasted 16 weeks and attracted applications from areas as diverse at Lanarkshire, Ayrshire and Yorkshire. All successful candidates left with industry-recognised qualifications.

Course on the right lines for industry

Education

Local fishery trust holds angling taster days for kids

Lifestyle

Child protection groups are asking people to be aware of potential risks for neglect during the school holidays.

Keep an eye open for kids

News

Craig Bennison pictured at Dunscore Primary School

Parents’ concerns at impact of changes

Education

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New owner safeguards your newspaper online and in print

Business

Owners and skippers are being urged to take part in this year's annual fleet survey.

Annual fleet survey now under way

Business

Young's has put the Annan factory site on the market for an undisclosed sum.

Call for further support for staff

Business

MP hopes extra funding will improve broadband coverage.

Local area is lagging behind on BB speed

Business

Politics More Politics >>

Budget to achieve aims

Politics

Finlay Carson has said the roads need to be upgraded to demonstrate to ferry operators they are fit for purpose.

Call for upgrading of ferry port road links

Politics

The project is on course to over-run by around �250,000.

Council is continuing efforts to cut overspend

Politics

Alister Jack, MP for Dumfries and Galloway.

New role for local MP

Politics

MSP Finlay Carson

Finlay calls for more police resources

Crime

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Work begins on town’s harbour

Environment

Police Scotland has said that anti-social behaviour, which includes littering and driving vehicles with non-standard exhaust systems fitted are just two areas they are clamping down on.

Police target litterbugs

Crime

Robert Shankland Image copyright: Deadline News

Monster hunter claims he has evidence of a mythical beast roaming the Galloway Forests

Offbeat

Windfarm cash is supporting local groups.

Groups share windfarm cash

Environment

Health More Health >>

More Scots are surviving cancer than ever before

Health

Celebrity support...for Cancer Support Scotland's awareness day on St Andrew's Day, Friday, November 30, has come from Scottish comedian Susan Calman, whose dad Sir Kenneth Calman founded the charity in 1980.

Wear tartan for a day to support Cancer Support Scotland on St Andrew’s Day

Health

A time to heal...Sands has offered bereavement care across the UK since it was founded 40 years ago by two bereaved mums who discovered there was no support available to them.

A time for bereaved Scottish parents to remember

Health

Travel dilemma...children with cancer have to travel for many miles to receive treatment with their families bearing the brunt of the additional costs.

CLIC Sargent asks government to create patient travel fund

Health

Payments to help cover winter pressures on NHS

Health