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A group of eight international Garden Design students at Scotland’s Rural College are digging up a dark moment in Scottish history to inspire their “Hortus Homicida” show garden in a bid for gold.
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SAC Consulting Food and Drink has welcomed Kerry Allison to the team – bringing with her a decade of experience in the food service and production industries.
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A high-flying student from the Ayr Campus has been named regional winner for Scotland at a prestigious national education award.
Feb142017
A high-flying student from the Ayr Campus of Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) has been named regional winner for Scotland at a prestigious national education award.
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14 February 2017
The Green Party has responded to news the Government has said it will press ahead with plans to give President Trump a state visit despite public opposition. [1]
Jonathan Bartley, Green Party co-leader, said:
“It is deeply disappointing that in its desperation to pander to the new US President the Government has ignored almost 2 million British people who made it clear they do not want to give a racist misogynist the highest honour our country has to offer.
“Donald Trump’s presidency has already been marked by an utterly disgraceful travel ban, while his apparent intent to withdraw from the Paris Agreement highlights his contempt for environmental protection.
“We should be showing backbone and leadership by taking a stand against the President’s damaging policies – not rolling out a red carpet.”
ENDS.
For more information contact: press@greenparty.org.uk / 0203 691 9401
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