This year's Royal Highland Show celebrated 200 years of Scotland's food, farming and rural life (Photo: RHASS) Scotland's largest agricultural show, taking place over 23-26 June, celebrated 200 years of the country's food, farming and rural life. High-profile figures attending included First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, Secretary of State for Scotland Alister Jack, and Minister for Environment Màiri McAllan.

This time it is the dinner service at Park Grove Primary Academy which was given the low score, with ‘major improvement necessary’ for food safety management. But the school says it was a temporary blip – and a new five-star rating is in the works. School dinners at Park Grove are delivered by Hutchison Catering.

Experts clash over York Roman museum scheme | YorkMix A living wall in the Roman Quarter development. Image: planning documents York Archaeological Trust (YAT) has issued an eight page response to the Council for British Archaeology (CBA) and Historic England, who both oppose plans for a new underground Roman museum, apartments and a hotel in Rougier Street.