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Glasgow construction firm helps charities amid cost of living crisis

A prominent Glasgow construction firm has raised £30,000 for charities in the area amid the ongoing cost of living crisis.

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I had bitten off something far too big for me – fundraiser gives up on challenge

AN AMBITIOUS fundraising campaign in aid of Prostate Scotland was terminated after it had hardy begun following a series of unfortunate events that let lone walker Paul Bendix feeling unable to undertake the challenge. The 64-year-old from Vidlin had set off at the start of the.

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Scotsheep gears up for busy day at Over Finlarg – home to Robert and Hazel McNee

It s been a long awaited, much anticipated event but after two years of covid cancellations, it ll be third time lucky for Robert and Hazel McNee,…

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NHS warn of 14,000 missing prostate cancer patients as new campaign launched

NHS warn of 14,000 missing prostate cancer patients as new campaign launched
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