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Archive - Wednesday, 27 May 2020

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Duncan Kernahan
KERNAHAN - Duncan Formerly of ICI, died peacefully at home in West Kilbride on Sunday 24th May 2020. Duncan, aged 93 years, beloved husband of Sheila, dear father of Neil and the late Iain and grandfather to Bronwyn, Cameron, Kyle, Callum and Lorna.…
George Martin Crawford
CRAWFORD - George Martin Finally lost his fight. Peacefully at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital on 16th May 2020, after a stroke four weeks earlier. Loving husband of the late Anne, devoted father to Sally, Louise and Martin. Loving Papa to…
Ella Christina Rae - Gourley
RAE GOURLEY Elaine and Alan are delighted to announce the birth of their daughter Ella Christina, on 28th April 2020, at Paisley Maternity Hospital. Both well.
Mollie Jordan
JORDAN - Mollie Passed away suddenly but peacefully at home, on 22nd May 2020, aged 91. Sadly, there can be no normal Funeral Service at this time but the family hopes, that when circumstances allow, a fitting celebration of Mollie's life can be held.
Alex Dougan
DOUGAN - Alex Passed peacefully at Bonnyholm Care Home, on 19th May 2020. Husband of late Margaret, father of late Andrew, father-in-law of Laura, grandfather of Alfie and brother of Bob. Loved by all. Funeral at Linn Crematorium, 10am, Friday 29th May.
Elizabeth Kathleen Ferguson
FERGUSON - Elizabeth Kathleen Peacefully after a short illness at the Marie Curie Hospice, Glasgow on 24th May 2020, aged 80. Kathleen, beloved wife of Dr Duncan Ferguson, adored mother of Donna and Deirdre, grandmother of Charlie and Angus,…
Christina (Ina) Thomson
THOMSON - Christina (Ina) On 24th May after a short illness, aged 96 and in the excellent and kind care of the staff in Mugdock House, Dr Christina (Ina) Thomson, wife of the late Professor Sam Thomson and loved mum, granny and great-granny. Funeral…
Robin Lynn Hurst Meldrum
MELDRUM - Robin Lynn Hurst Glasgow and formerly of Morningside, Pittsburgh, USA passed away suddenly but peacefully aged only 38 years on Thursday 21st May, 2020. Beloved soul mate and wife of Sandy Meldrum of Kilmacolm and Glasgow for just over 3…
Henry John (Harry) Sheldrake
SHELDRAKE - Henry John (known as Harry) (Murrayfield) Peacefully, in Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, on 8th May 2020. Beloved husband of the late Aileen, dear father of Tara and Kerrin, father-in-law of Nicole and grandfather of Harry. Private funeral due…
Fiona and Bill Miller
MILLER - Fiona, 28th April 2020 Bill (William), 12th May 2020 Peacefully, at 3 Bridges Care Home, Fiona and Bill, devoted husband and wife. Much loved mum and dad of Iain, Shona and Andrew, loving mother and father-in-law to Fiona, Rob and Lorraine,…
J Bryce Baxter
BAXTER - J Bryce At Monklands University Hospital, Airdrie, on 18th May 2020, after a short illness, Bryce, aged 70 years, beloved husband of Liz, and brother of Ken. Funeral to be held at Daldowie Crematorium (East Chapel) Broomhouse on Thursday 28th…
Eben Hunter (Ebie) Tainsh
TAINSH - Eben Hunter (Ebie) Peacefully on 22nd May 2020, after a short illness, at Gartnavel General Hospital, Eben Hunter Tainsh (Ebie) aged 95, of Pollokshields and Kilmalcolm. Much loved father of Patricia, Marion, Douglas and Katrina and…
Gordon James Guthrie
GUTHRIE - Gordon James 2nd September 1946 - 21st May 2020 The Doocot, 10 Dove Street, Cellardyke. Passed away at home with family by his side. He lives on in our hearts. Leaves behind Fiona (nee Maclachlan), Mitchell, Jenni-Kate, Lauren and six adored…
David Taylor
TAYLOR - David Sadly at Whitecraigs Care Home, Glasgow on Sunday, 10th May 2020. David, much loved husband of the late Helen, father of Margaret, Joan and David, grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral service at Linn Crematorium held on Friday 22nd…
Mary Reid Mackay
MACKAY - Mary Reid (Frew, late of Bridge of Weir) of Birstwith, North Yorkshire. Passed away 21st May 2020. Much loved wife of the late Eric. Loved Mum, Granny and Great-Granny.
Geoffrey Charles Wood
WOOD - Geoffrey Charles Retired Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Strathclyde University, died peacefully on 22nd May 2020, aged 92. Beloved husband of the late Betty, father of Margaret and Susan, grandfather of Steven, David, Yassine, Amel and…
Agnes Murray Hutcheson Adams
ADAMS - Agnes Murray Hutcheson Peacefully at Crossreach Care Home, Ardrossan, on 22nd May 2020, in her 100th year, beloved wife of the late Charlie Adams, loving mum to Robert and Charlie, grandma to Christopher and David, and great-grandma to George,…
Eric James Clark
CLARK - Eric James (East Renfrewshire) Peacefully on 21st May 2020 at home, Eric, beloved husband of Margot, loving dad to Brian and Douglas, father-in-law to Hilary and Colette and Grandpa to David, Gordon, Nicholas and Eve.
Violet Allen
ALLEN - Violet Murray (nee Moran) Peacefully on 20th May 2020, Vi, aged 93 years, beloved wife of the late Billy, much loved mother of Keith, Rhona and Trevor, and mother-in-law of Colin. Dearly loved Grandmother of Kim and Alastair; Victoria, Stephanie…
Myra Davidson
DAVIDSON - Myra of Livingston (formerly Dollar, Clacks). Peacefully at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary on 19th May 2020. Beloved mother to Anne and Liz, mother-in-law to Garry, and grandmother to David and Ewan. Private funeral due to Covid restrictions on…
Thomas Bisset
BISSET - Thomas (CA) In St Andrews, Fife, on Tuesday 19th May 2020, after a short illness, Tom, aged 92 years. Dearly loved husband of Lorna, loving father to Susan, Lorna, Alick and Stephen and much loved by eleven grandchildren and nine…
Angus Macfadyen
MACFADYEN - Angus Peacefully in the Wallace Suite, Bellfield Centre, Stirling, on Friday 22nd May 2020. Angus in his 93rd year. (Master boat builder), much loved brother of Duncan and the late Margaret, and a very good friend to many.
Ian McConnell: Venetian and Scottish Borders stories flag challenges on painstaking road ahead
ONE comment that has really resonated in recent days in the context of the challenge of reopening economies from lockdowns implemented to save many thousands of lives amid the coronavirus crisis came from the head of Venice shopkeepers’ association…
Coronavirus: Heartbreaking phonecalls of quarantined Alzheimer's gran, 88, 'crying and begging' to see family sparks care home visits plea
A GLASGOW woman is petitioning the government to urgently reinstate visiting to care homes amid fears that the ban is causing “extreme confusion and distress” to residents with dementia.
Prime Minister to be questioned by senior MPs over top aide Dominic Cummings
The Prime Minister is to be quizzed by senior MPs over the coronavirus crisis today, as calls for his key adviser to resign continue to grow.
Andy Murdoch lifts lid on Rangers exit after raft of Mark Warburton loan signings
Andy Murdoch knew his time was up at Rangers when Mark Warburton brought in a raft of loan players to start ahead of him in the Ibrox squad.
Ex-Rangers midfielder Andy Murdoch used to lockdown loneliness after horror ACL injury
When the words 'self-isolation' and 'lockdown' were first uttered as the coronavirus pandemic began to build momentum, panic kicked in around the globe.
A national disgrace: Barlinnie prisoners still held in cells condemned 25 years ago
PRISONERS in Scotland's biggest jail are being held in cells condemned nearly 25 years ago for breaching human rights regulations.
Obituary: Michael Tumelty, the Herald's fearless, passionate critic of classical music
Born: May 31, 1946;
Scots transport giants boosted as services step up in England
By Scott Wright
Fears over ‘test and trace’ with more than 70,000 'missing' tests over two weeks
SCOTLAND has “missed” more than 70,000 tests in the past two weeks as concerns persist about the nation’s vital test, trace and isolate strategy that is due to go live tomorrow.
Battery pioneer designs mobile handwash unit for use in fight against coronavirus
BATTERY technology pioneer Sunamp has won £50,000 Government funding to support the development of a mobile handwash unit that could be used in the fight against the coronavirus.
Glasgow-born oil executive to take charge of BP's North Sea business
BP has appointed a Glasgow-born veteran of the oil and gas industry to run its North Sea business as it grapples with the plunge in commodity prices triggered by the coronavirus.
SGS on course for double-digit growth as renewable projects hit £20m mark
By Kristy Dorsey
Opinion: Iain Macwhirter: Johnson is feeling the pain as the Scottish Tories develop a backbone they didn't know they had
JUST when he thought it was safe to go back to politics as usual, Boris Johnson has a revolt on his hands – from the most unlikely quarter. The Scottish Tories suddenly discovered that they possessed a backbone yesterday and declared war on their…
Historic Glasgow buildings to go greener in £30m property refinancing deal
By Kristy Dorsey
Former Motherwell player Christian Mbulu dies aged 23
Morecambe defender Christian Mbulu has died at the age of 23, the League Two club have confirmed.
Eden Project considers new attraction in Dundee
The Eden Project is to investigate the feasibility of creating a new attraction in Dundee.
Donald Trump accuses Twitter of 'stifling free speech' after tweets tagged with fact-check warnings
US president Donald Trump has accused Twitter of interfering in the 2020 Presidential Election after his tweets were flagged with a fact-check warning.
Stuart Patrick: We are still missing a roadmap for escaping the economic crisis
I MANAGED a wry smile when First Minister Nicola Sturgeon expressed her support for introducing a four-day working week. I was tempted to say it has already arrived.
Energy giant claims investment in renewables can fuel recovery from coronavirus crisis
THE Government should end the sale of petrol and diesel cars five years earlier than currently proposed to help speed up the switch to electric vehicles power giant SSE has said.
Intellectual property firm hikes turnover and celebrates new gold ranking
LAWRIE IP, the Scottish intellectual property firm, has lifted turnover to £2.6 million from £2.2m in last year and secured gold ranking for its trademark practice.
First Minister shows support for Herald memorial garden campaign
NICOLA Sturgeon has backed the Herald’s campaign for a memorial to coronavirus victims, saying she was “instinctively supportive” of remembering those lost to the pandemic.
Young bull sells for 212p/kg in St Boswells as auctions press on
Farming
Halfords to open Scottish stores to cope with lockdown cycling demand
Halfords is preparing to reopen 53 stores to cope with a surge in bike sales during lockdown.
TV REVIEW: IBM no more - how 'Big Blue' brought good and bad times to Greenock
Silicon Glen: From Ships to Microchips
Letters: The baying mob mentality fails us all
ON watching the unfolding saga around Dominic Cummings, I am reminded of something Jesus Christ said, when a crowd of self-righteous men were baying for a woman’s blood: "Let him who has done nothing wrong be the first to throw a stone."
Michelin man hired to drive industry institute
By Scott Wright
Letters: Ventilation will be key if we are to reopen our restaurants in short order
I WISH I could agree with Joanna Blythman that the two-metre rule is "scientifically baseless ("Scientifically baseless two-metre rule would kill our restaurants. But there is another way", Herald Magazine, May 23), but sadly I cannot. It is agreed that…
Issue of the day: Fears for the humble banana
IT is the most traded fruit in the world that forms a multi-billion dollar industry, but a virulent disease is threatening the humble banana.
Letters: Trapped in a digital prison
I THOUGHT it would be a simple task to have my state pension paid into a different bank account. The first hurdle was who and where do I write to? HMRC? The Pension Service? Neither had taken the trouble to include a return address in previous…
Agenda: Has the virus really been responsible for increased fly tipping?
By John Crawford
Chimpanzees use the same speech rhythms as humans
SCIENTISTS have taken a step towards solving one of the longest-standing puzzles of evolution, after discovering our nearest primate relatives communicate using the same rhythms as we do.
Opinion: Rosemary Goring: Nicola Sturgeon or Boris Johnson? When it comes to dealing with coronavirus, there's no contest
In a poll conducted for BBC Scotland, before the Dominic Cummings saga surfaced, Nicola Sturgeon was rated as handling the coronavirus pandemic “fairly” or “very well” by 82% of respondents. Only 30% felt similarly about Boris Johnson. Taking…
Scheme to record plastic cleaned from Scotland's beaches 'anonymously'
A NEW scheme has been launched to try and record the tons of plastic removed from Scotland's beaches by hundreds of 'anonymous' cleaners.
What the newspapers said: Cummings met with mixture of scorn and support
There has been a mix of reactions from the nation's papers regarding Dominic Cummings's media statement on Monday.
Herald Diary: Anyone for a Dominic Cummings takeaway?
Almost famous
Those were the days - “It has been done on a shoestring”: Mayfest 1983
“MAYFEST springs into action on a shoestring”, read a headline on the front page of this newspaper on Friday, April 29, 1983.
Opinion: Brian Beacom: The sins of omission are catching up with all our leaders
DOMINIC Cummings was, of course, always going to walk away from the fold-up picnic table leaving us feeling that we had been fed scraps of truth.

26th May 2020

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