The Bridges and Barriers project led a community awareness event at the Maryhill Community Centre 27th March 2014 to raise awareness for community issues related to sectarianism.

Herald Scotland - Helen McArdle A survey of attitudes to ­sectarianism among more than 500 Scottish Catholics, funded by the Scottish Government, has found many feel bigotry is still a serious problem.

Scottish Catholic Observer - Ian Dunn The largest ever survey of Scottish Catholics’ attitudes to sectarianism has found that many still believe it to be a serious problem for Scotland.

International Business Times - Mark Piggott  Compared to Northern Ireland, where thousands have died as a result of a conflict whose roots (at least ostensibly) are in religion, divisions in Scotland seem less pronounced.

International Business Times - Mark Piggott As the Scottish Nationalist Party opens what could be its last conference before the dream of an independent Scotland is finally realised, its leader Alex Salmond will demand one final big push to orchestrate the historic division of the United Kingdom.

Eisa Ali - Press TV With the vote on Scottish independence less than 5 months away, Churches and faith groups are calling for the role of religion to be recognised in any written constitution should Scotland vote for independence

Golf Club Management - Alistair Dunsmuir A charity that tackles religious bigotry has said that about 50 unnamed golf clubs in Scotland are committing ‘acts of discrimination’ against golfers due to their religious beliefs.

The Falkirk Herald - Scott McAngus Children in Maddiston are combining the old firm, ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and ‘The Hit Man And Her’ in a new play to combat sectarianism.

Motherwell Times  Friendship was the name of the game as pupils of Mossend Primary and Holy Family Primary joined forces to send out the message against sectarianism and racism.

Daily Record - John Ferguson Celtic have welcomed Scottish Labour’s vow to scrap controversial football bigotry laws.

BBC News Laws to clamp down on sectarian abuse at football matches will be scrapped if Labour wins the next Holyrood election, its deputy Scottish leader has said.

Scotsman - Scott McNab Controversial laws brought in to try to stamp out religious abuse in Scottish football are to be scrapped if Labour wins the next Holyrood election.