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The army of volunteers enlisted to help during the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow will be known as Clyde-siders.
Organiser Glasgow 2014 said the title would be given to 15,000 people who had been chosen to help out from a total of 50,811 who had offered their services.
Successful applicants for Clyde-siders positions will begin hearing about their offers from Monday.
The 11-day games, which begin on 23 July 2014, will see 4,500 athletes compete in 17 sports across 14 venues.
An Aberdeen woman has admitted stealing more than £300 of designer clothes from a city centre department store.
A parent council is promoting an island’s landscape in an effort to attract applicants to a vacancy for a maths teacher at their school. The closing date for applications to the post at Castlebay Community School on the Isle of Barra in the Western Isles is 28 September. Worried by ...
Diageo’s Syl Saller and John Lewis’s Craig Inglis believe marketers should approach budget conversations with the broader business in mind. Brittle consumer confidence, uncertainty over Brexit and relatively weak GDP and productivity growth in the UK means there is pressure to be more frugal and more accountable in proving the ...
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