Features

Features

• SCHOOL FOR SPORTS STARS:

  ON YOUR MARKS Glasgow's primary kids ran, threw and jumped at Scotstoun's Athletics Championships

• POINTS OF VIEW: Payback for city lanes

  Passing through the South Side of Glasgow I noticed what a bad state some of the back lanes had fallen in to.

• OPINION: Time to help Police smash the gangs

  THE early morning knock on the door yesterday is a rude awakening for gang thugs everywhere and also a wake-up call to all others involved in violence.

• YOUR STARS:

  Wednesday 16th May

• DOWNTON, GLASGOW STYLE

  MAGNIFICENT Pollok House may not have a TV show, but it's every bit as stunning inside and out

• OPINION: Don't rush to judge policy on booze price
• POINTS OF VIEW: Fuel faux pas cop-out

  Interesting that once again Strathclyde Police have "wasted" more taxpayers' money on filling up with the wrong fuel (Monday).

• AUSTIN LAFFERTY: Laying Down The Law

  Q REGARDING a letter in the Evening Times on May 1 about a woman whose father died and left her out of his will, you said she was entitled to a third of his estate.

• YOUR STARS: With Patrick Arundell

  Tuesday 15th May

• OPINION: The NHS workers calling it quits

  WE have all heard the stories of the chain-smoking GPs who tell off their tobacco-addicted patients.

• OPINION: Glasgow's Star Turn is the road to fame
• AUSTIN LAFFERTY - Laying Down The Law

  Q MY son was adopted by my ex-wife's second husband without my consent or even knowledge.

• SEARCH FOR UNSUNG HEROES: Who'll Be Southern Stars of 2012?

  Today we launch our latest search for unsung heroes in the third stage of the Glasgow Community Champion Awards 2012.

• POINTS OF VIEW: City's heritage saved

  "WE have a fantastic Victorian heritage that we seem intent on destroying," writes W.

• YOUR STARS:

  Monday 30th April

• OPINION: Tell us who you want to be your champion
• CHAT AND TUNES: They're chalk and cheese... and they're writing for the Evening Times

  John and Sharon agree to become our new columnists

• OPINION: Thanks to a dedicated servant

  BOB WINTER has served the city of Glasgow with distinction for the last five years and has seen many highs during his time as Lord Provost.

• STEWART PATERSON: Holyrood Week

  DO any of the major parties have any credibility when it comes to courting the rich and powerful?

• YOUR STARS: By Patrick Arundell

  Friday 27th April