Fizzy juice consumption is creating `a diabetes time bomb` for the NHS.
Scots are drinking 2 litres of fizzy juice a week, according to figures from the UK Government’s Household food survey.
It suggest Scots eat fewest vegetables in the UK and consume the most fizzy drinks, with on average Scots households drinking nearly 2 litres of fizzy juice per person which is equal to just over an extra can of Coca-Cola each.
Murdo Fraser MSP says we're risking major health problems in years to come.
Closures on A92 from TONIGHT for roadworks
There's going to be closures on the A92 from tonight (Sunday).
Queensferry Crossing diversion trial a success
A recent test of the new diversion system at the Queensferry Crossing halved the time it takes to set it up.
‘Tree in the Park’ festival promotes wellbeing in Dunfermline
A brand new festival is coming to Dunfermline next month.
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