The Earl and Countess of Strathearn (William and Kate) were interviewed on the radio today expressing their concern for the effects of responding to the Covid-19 crisis on the mental health of healthcare and social care workers. Long hours, intense concentration, many sad experiences and worry about their own health and whether they could be […]

I’ve heard various people remark on how fortunate we are that if Covid-19 had to strike the world (and we all wish it hadn’t!), it chose to come in 2020, not 2010, or 1990 or 1980. We now have the internet, the capacity for on-line shopping, internet banking, mobile phones, social media, video-conferencing, etc that

We hear on the News of tens, or hundreds, or maybe even thousands, who seem to be ignoring the guidelines on social distancing and not travelling. What we don’t hear so often is thanks and appreciation to the other 64 million (or whatever) people who are: doing it, not because someone in authority told them

How did you get on with decorating your Easter eggs? What about showing them to the rest of us? Take a photo upload it to Facebook or e-mail it to the minister or one of the communications team. Last date for entries to the competition Wednesday 15 April (23.59 hrs)

From BBC Scotland:   During these difficult times, the BBC recognises the importance not only of delivering accurate and trusted news but also of providing our audiences with programmes that can help them best cope with the many impacts of the pandemic.  And with social distancing now the norm, it has never been more important

Easter may not look the same this year as it has in years gone by at your local church, but people across the length and breadth of the Kirk are working hard to ensure that we’re all still able to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ as we approach Easter Sunday. Television BBC One