Charity set up in memory of north-east teen is first to benefit from Douglas Ross's Holyrood salary

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Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross is giving money from his first Holyrood pay cheque to a charity in memory of a Moray teenager.
Keiran’s Legacy will be given around £800 from the MSP’s salary, we can reveal, following a pre-election pledge by Mr Ross not to take another income on top of his MP’s pay.
Keen mountain-biker Kieran McKandie, 16, was cycling from his family home near Elgin in March 2016 when he was struck by a car and later died.
His family began a campaign for better co-ordination between emergency services after it emerged the nearest ambulance was 38 miles away.

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