“It is totally unfair that currently in Scotland, if you are in need of a wheelchair on a short-term basis, it comes down to either your financial situation or the area in which you live to decide whether you can get one or not.
RESEARCH ON BLOOD TEST BENEFITS FOR BABIES
Scientists at the University of Strathclyde are researching a system to measure and monitor blood chemistry levels in premature and sick babies through their skin,
POLICE PROBE DEATH OF MAN AT ERSKINE BRIDGE
police were called after a man was seen falling from the Erskine Bridge into the River Clyde. Emergency services attended and the body of an as yet unidentified man was recovered from the water by HM Coastguard.
OIL PAINTING CLASS IN HELENSBURGH
If you missed it this week then you can go along to the next one. Watch this space.
BUSINESSES URGED TO TAKE TIME OUT FOR AUTISM
We know that 66% of autistic people in Scotland avoid the shops. And, shockingly, 27% have been asked to leave a public place for reasons associated with their autism. They and their families want and deserve to have the opportunity to go to the shops, just like anyone else.
FAMILY SAVINGS PLUMMET UNDER AUSTERITY REGIMES
New analysis has revealed that household savings have plummeted by almost £2,400 since the Tories were elected into power in the U.K. Parliament.