... has some are also obtainable from the of the five amenities listed local authority and generally the grant can be obtained speaking the same conditions to provide the others, as for standard grants apply. The grant is paid after the A wider range of amenities ...

... anticipated, when some of the coarser grass species. such as Perennial Ryegrass may have been included. FINE GRASSES aGenerally speaking lawns should be composed of the finer species of bents and fescues and by doing this growth will normally be slower and less ...

... Sir lain Moncrieff, Dr T. I. Rae and Mr G. Ball. TOP FOUR Sir lain Moncreiff, will speak nn Scottish Clans. Dr Rae, of the National Library of Scotland, is to speak on Family Records in the National Library, Mr Ball of the United Services Museum at ...

... PROBLEMS OF RAISING SCHOOL LEAVING AGE Eadie on education Speaking at a meeting of the Parent-Teachers' Association at Craigahill High School. Livingston, on Tuesday. Mr Alex. Eadie, M.P. for Midlothian, wanted about the consequences of raising the school ...

... am surpris^d at we have done well to keen the some of the people in West rate increase down to 10p is Lothian who are now speaking the £. out about the advantages of INCREASE it. There are no advantages in Tuesday's Council meeting 'he Rent Act. It is ...

... the vast majority of the marchers.—Ed.) ONE VOICE Mr Fletcher holds that the Demonstration is the one instrument that can speak powerfully in the matter. Meant to be peaceful demonstrations violence and rowdyism are deplored and strict marshalling in ...

... removal. So far the hall. presently in use as a church, and a house have been built by the Church of Scotland authorities. Speaking on the alternatives the minister goes on that another building might be round shaped, with a coffee lounge, which could be ...

... contribution to the debate was necessarily brief since I was lucky to be one of 60 M.P.'s chosen out of 170 who wished to speak. I can assure Mr, Smelite that my attitude is not solely concerned with the investment decisions of inter-' national companies ...

... appointment. He was been a popular and thoroughly competent offi- Oki at Livingston. Having been in on the round floor so to speak. he is well qualified to aide the New Town to its saccessful completion. ...

... become even more distant from the community. At the moment if parents are unhappy or worried, it is not difficult for them to speak to the local councillor. Next year there will be only one councillor for a large area. so he won't be very assessible. Mr ...

... to relief Of distress in Scotlard over the past five years, said Air Marshall Sir William Coles. Controller of th e Fund, speaking at the annual meeting of the Fund's Scottish branch in Edinburgh, oe Tuesday. Sir William said that in 1971, £32,318 was ...

... McKinlay on Monday. when he was adopted as prospective parliamentary candidate for the S.N.P. in Midlothian constituency. Speaking at the Masonic Hall, Currie, he told his audience: We are not isolationists but believe in close co-operation with all ...