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A collection of stories as featured on the STV News at Six across Scotland

A collection of stories as featured on the STV News at Six across Scotland

3rd May 2022

Spirit of Speyside whisky festival returns attracting visitors from around the world

Spirit of Speyside whisky festival returns attracting visitors from around the world

Nicola McAlley

Impending staffing crisis in emergency services looming

Impending staffing crisis in emergency services looming

Ross Govans

Elie’s annual Scarecrow Festival gets underway

Elie’s annual Scarecrow Festival gets underway

Saul Sievwright

Shetland Folk Festival returns for 40th year as musicians travel from around the world

Shetland Folk Festival returns for 40th year as musicians travel from around the world

Anne Smith

Smart glasses designed in North-East hoped to improve mobility of those with Parkinson’s

Smart glasses designed in North-East hoped to improve mobility of those with Parkinson’s

Kirstin Tait

Supply chain issues in hormone replacement therapy posing serious risk to women’s health

Supply chain issues in hormone replacement therapy posing serious risk to women’s health

Laura Alderman

Festival celebrating the life of former AC/DC frontman Bon Scott gets underway

Festival celebrating the life of former AC/DC frontman Bon Scott gets underway

Callum Clark

Scotland emerges from self isolation as country enters new phase of Covid pandemic

Scotland emerges from self isolation as country enters new phase of Covid pandemic

Sharon Frew

Campaigners aim to give people a legal right to access addiction services

Campaigners aim to give people a legal right to access addiction services

Ewan Petrie

Pioneering project to tutor young people during pandemic hailed as a success

Pioneering project to tutor young people during pandemic hailed as a success

Laura Piper

29th April 2022

‘Package of measures’ to ‘block’ P&O Ferries over replacing 800 seafarers with agency workers

'Package of measures' to 'block' P&O over replacing 800 seafarers

Olly Dickinson

NHS film documents pandemic and extraordinary work of health service

NHS film documents pandemic and extraordinary work of health service

Indigo Stafford

Households given extra four weeks to complete Scotland’s census

Households given extra four weeks to complete Scotland’s census

Lynne Rankin

Census deadline extended with just under a quarter of Scots still to complete survey

Census deadline extended with just under a quarter of Scots still to complete survey

Ewan Petrie

Hundreds of schoolchildren take part in the Daily Mile’s tenth anniversary

Hundreds of schoolchildren take part in the Daily Mile’s tenth anniversary

Felicity Clifford

Highland health chiefs say ‘huge progress’ being made but fall short of savings target

Highland health chiefs say ‘huge progress’ being made but fall short of savings target

Iain Ramage

Nicola Sturgeon accused of ‘cover-up’ over contracts for two delayed ferries

Nicola Sturgeon accused of ‘cover-up’ over contracts for two delayed ferries

Colin Mackay

Parents being forced out of work due to childcare costs

Parents being forced out of work due to childcare costs

Emma Cameron

28th April 2022

Accelerating crisis in families being forced to use food banks, charity says

Accelerating crisis in families being forced to use food banks, charity says

Kathryn Samson

Highland Coo comes to the rescue in tough times for charity

Highland Coo comes to the rescue in tough times for charity

Iain Ramage

Project to cut anti-social behaviour ‘changing youngsters’ lives’

Project to cut anti-social behaviour ‘changing youngsters’ lives’

Callum Clark

‘Perfect storm’ as pandemic, Brexit and cost of living crisis hit businesses

‘Perfect storm’ as pandemic, Brexit and cost of living crisis hit businesses

Kirstin Tait

27th April 2022

‘Soft’ reopening of Aberdeen’s Union Terrace Gardens cancelled at last minute

‘Soft’ reopening of Aberdeen’s Union Terrace Gardens cancelled at last minute

Brandon Cook

Campaigners target the issuing of new licenses to drill for oil and gas in North Sea

Campaigners target the issuing of new licenses to drill for oil and gas in North Sea

STV News

Athletics festival and swimming gala aims to ensure sports are open and inclusive

Athletics festival and swimming gala aims to ensure sports are open and inclusive

Saul Sievwright

Spiking dubbed an ‘invisible crime’ as poll finds one in nine women have been spiked

Spiking dubbed an ‘invisible crime’ as poll finds one in nine women have been spiked

Laura Alderman

Planning row ‘may be significant’ in banker’s unsolved murder

Planning row ‘may be significant’ in banker’s unsolved murder

Iain Ramage

New Ferguson Marine boss guarantees new ferries will be delivered with no further delays or costs

New Ferguson Marine boss guarantees new ferries will be delivered with no further delays or costs

Ewan Petrie