Determined to do what he could to help others going through the pain his family endured, David enlisted the help of Armed Forces colleagues to raise £100,000 so that many more will survive their battle with the disease.
Month: October 2019
CONCERNS OVER POPULATION DECLINE
“While Scotland’s total population is the highest it’s ever been, at 5.4 million, we face a number of challenges with young people leaving rural areas, such as Ayrshire, Argyll and Bute and the Western Isles, to work or study in our large cities – Fiona Hyslop
GREEN LIGHT AT LAST FOR CROSSING ON A82 AT CROSSLET
“While it is disappointing that this could not have been installed in time for the new school term, a full crossing is exactly what is needed to ensure the safety of pedestrians going over the A82.- Jackie Baillie MSP
BUSKERS LINED UP FOR GIG OF THEIR LIVES
Singers Ben Monteith, Rachel Howells and Sara & Junbug of Glasgow will join Aberdeen singer and guitarist Finn Henderson-Palmer, Lothian funk band High Fade and Edinburgh trad musicians Mia Scott and Freya Ruuskanen for the gig of their lives at the City Halls in Glasgow with singer Emeli and the full BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
FREE TRAINING FOR FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES
West Clyde Street in Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute. Picture by Bill Heaney By Democrat reporter Free training is available for local businesses in everything from
DON ROBERTO AND ME
Jamie Jauncey’s Column In a letter to The Herald, a correspondent remarked on the ’unprincipled, illiberal and undemocratic’ stance of Jo Swinson and Willie Rennie—the heirs,