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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

Warning Brechin could become ‘ghost town’ after flooding

Ten months on and the scars from Storm Babet remain.

Saul Sievwright

21st August 2024

Builders call for government to step in to meet housebuilding targets

Builders call for government to step in to meet housebuilding targets

Vanessa Taaffe

Industry celebrations as Brazil grants whisky special status

Industry celebrations as Brazil grants whisky special status

Ewan Petrie

Scrapping of asylum seekers free bus plan will be ‘devastating’

Scrapping of asylum seekers free bus plan will be ‘devastating’

Olly Dickinson

Hope for business boom as Women’s Open comes to St Andrews

Hope for business boom as Women’s Open comes to St Andrews

Lynne Rankin

Business leaders appeal for council to stop traffic flow plans

Business leaders appeal for council to stop traffic flow plans

Nicola McAlley

20th August 2024

Drugs deaths rise to 1,172 remaining highest in Europe

Drugs deaths rise to 1,172 remaining highest in Europe

Ewan Petrie

ScotRail to scrap all day off-peak fares at end of month

ScotRail to scrap all day off-peak fares at end of month

Gordon Chree

Man jailed for 11 years after stabbing his own lawyer

Man jailed for 11 years after stabbing his own lawyer

Sharon Frew

£60m fix after council builds school too small for pupil numbers

£60m fix after council builds school too small for pupil numbers

Caitlin Hutchison

Fringe artists aiming to tackle women’s health issues stigma

Fringe artists aiming to tackle women’s health issues stigma

Laura Alderman

Controversial Angus-Aberdeenshire pylon plan published

Controversial Angus-Aberdeenshire pylon plan published

Haley Bouma

Arbroath Harbour must see investment ‘whatever the cost’

Arbroath Harbour must see investment ‘whatever the cost’

Susan Nicholson

Charity appeal after two families’ homes destroyed in fire

Charity appeal after two families’ homes destroyed in fire

Nicola McAlley

19th August 2024

Parent anger at council axing school bus services

Parent anger at council axing school bus services

Olly Dickinson

Third phase of inquiry at Scotland’s largest hospital under way

Third phase of inquiry at Scotland’s largest hospital under way

Sharon Frew

Jobs at risk as final Ted Baker shops to close down

Jobs at risk as final Ted Baker shops to close down

Caitlin Hutchison

Farmer letting public pick blueberries to raise money for charity

Farmer letting public pick blueberries to raise money for charity

Callum Clark

King Charles arrives at Balmoral Castle for summer stay

King Charles arrives at Balmoral Castle for summer stay

Gráinne Ní Ghréacháin

Care worker shortage leaves patient in hospital for 400 days

Care worker shortage leaves patient in hospital for 400 days

Iain Ramage

16th August 2024

Infected blood scandal victims to receive compensation

Infected blood scandal victims to receive compensation

Ewan Petrie

Thousands expected to turn out for World Pipe Band Championships

Thousands expected to turn out for World Pipe Band Championships

Vanessa Taaffe

Charity appeals for volunteers to help train guide dog puppies

Charity appeals for volunteers to help train guide dog puppies

Laura Piper

Montrose daffodil growers celebrate bumper year for sales

Montrose daffodil growers celebrate bumper year for sales

Reem Satar

15th August 2024

New guidance for headteachers to ban phones in schools

New guidance for headteachers to ban phones in schools

Laura Alderman

Burnham offers help to bring Glasgow’s buses back into public control

Burnham offers help to bring Glasgow’s buses back into public control

Fraser Nicoll

Community comes together to save local pub

Community comes together to save local pub

Vanessa Kennedy

Graeme Souness helping fundraise for youngster with agonising condition

Graeme Souness helping fundraise for youngster with agonising condition

Nicola McAlley

14th August 2024

Scottish Government cuts winter fuel payment for pensioners

Scottish Government cuts winter fuel payment for pensioners

Ewan Petrie

Women’s mental health prison places must be priority, says inspector

Women’s mental health prison places must be priority, says inspector

Sharon Frew

Tourist tax could see visitors paying 5% levy on accommodation

Tourist tax could see visitors paying 5% levy on accommodation

Vanessa Kennedy

New River Tay bridge crossing reaches major milestone

New River Tay bridge crossing reaches major milestone

Lynne Rankin

Whisky industry to go green with new hydrogen power hub

Whisky industry to go green with new hydrogen power hub

Nicola McAlley

Caley Thistle chairman says he’ll turn club fortunes around

Caley Thistle chairman says he’ll turn club fortunes around

Steven Brown

Police taking new approach on dealing with meal health crises

Police taking new approach on dealing with meal health crises

Gordon Chree

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