Surfer’s campaign for a national database
Forty eight-year-old Bill Shackman has joined leading charities and health organisations to urge defibrillator owners to...
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Students send message to COP26
Students at Scotland’s oldest university have sent a powerful message to world leaders ahead of COP26 with a demand f...
Patients held in ambulances outside A&E
Alex Rowley MSP was contacted by two constituents in the space of a week claiming they had endured long waits in the bac...
Backing for St Andrews International Film Festival
The Sands: International Film Festival of St Andrews has announced its inaugural year with keynote participation from...
The Dunhill at 35
The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is one of the world’s leading golf events and a magnet for golfers from accross ...
‘Flu vaccinatiomn and Covid booster programme to start shortly
Almost every year in Scotland thousands of people are hospitalised with flu and vaccination remains the safest and most ...
October 29th; Fife Covid cases 3rd highest in Scotland
During the week ending 29th October, 1465 Covid positive cases were reported in Fife, down from 1656 a week earlier. Cas...
Traffic calming for Buchanan Gardens planned
St Andrews Labour councillor, Brian Thomson, has welcomed moves to install traffic calming measures in Buchanan Gardens ...
St Andrews top in university guide
Having slipped a place to third in the recent Guardian University Guide 2022, the University of St Andrews has taken the...
19th September – past the peak
During the week ending 17th September, there were 2215 Covid positive cases in Fife, down from 3174 a week earlier - t...
Principal cautiously optimistic
In her letter to University staff and students today (13th), Principal Mapstone said that that although the virus was ...