Alan Simpson is a News Editor for The Herald Scotland and Ada Evening News, with a focus on local news. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, and Belfast Telegraph. Alan covers a range of topics, including social issues, political controversies, and human interest stories, providing insightful and thought-provoking analysis.
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Mr. Alan Simpson reports PHARMACORP COMPLETES ACQUISITION OF A PHARMACY IN ATLANTIC CANADA
How can passenger numbers increase on a network that has less services in operation. Answers on a postcard please.
By: Alan Simpson
GEORGE Harrison was universally known as the quiet Beatle, although he could throw a good strop with the best of them.
By: Alan Simpson
WAY back in the day, in 1604 to be precise, judge Sir Edward Coke ruled that an Englishman’s castle is indeed his home.
By: Alan Simpson
MUCH has been said about Scotland’s ongoing ferry fiasco which has left the network with a large number of passengers but hardly any ships.
This is a photo of a young, fiery Alan Simpson in the 1986 state tournament. It was taken moments after Byng upset Deer Creek, 67-46.
Contributing Writer Nov. 11, 1918... on the 11th hour, of the 11th day, and the 11th month, WW I ended with Germany surrendering to the Allies. This was known as Armistice Day, which later became Veterans Day in the U.S.I feel privileged to say “thank you” to all the men and women who have served in each branch of our military, because you are all very special. Each time I see a Veteran wearing…
By: Alan Simpson
SEVERAL years ago, I had the good fortune to spend a Sabbath on the island of Harris during an extended trip to the Outer Hebrides.
Halito! Chim Achukma? (Hello, how are you?) It’s Native American Heritage month again. I would like to discuss something that’s been endeared to me for some time. I seek transparency, and I do not desire to be offensive in any way, but I’m on deck and it’s my turn to bat.This concerns school curriculums and at least offering “Native American” studies as an elective. We seldom...
By: Alan Simpson
THERE are estimated to be more than 790 islands in Scotland, with 93 of them inhabited.
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