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Mum of Scots tot in wheelchair forced to climb 47 steps every time they leave home
Little Tyler Fallon is in a wheelchair and completely unable to move.
Kelly on the stairway
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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice The mum of a three-year-old boy with an incurable brain disease has made a desperate housing plea to be moved.
The Stairway of Hell - mum with tot in a wheelchair has to hike up 47 steps just to get to the street from her front door
Anguished plea for a suitable house for three-year-old Tyler - landlords say family are at the top of the list but they don t have anything
Please help - Kelly with her boys Tyler, TJ and Jaxon at the bottom of the staircase (Image: Andrew Neil)
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Inquiry into Pioneer Mutual bank collapse as savers refunded £3.3m two years after auditors warned of its future as a going concern
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£3.3m payout: Probe over collapse of Scots bank two years after auditors warned of its future as a going concern AN INVESTIGATION has been launched into how £3.3m had to be refunded to thousands of savers as a Scottish community bank collapsed two years after auditors cast doubt over its future as a going concern. It has further emerged that the Barrhead-based Pioneer Mutual Credit Union which fell into insolvency failed to provide annual accounts to financial regulators since 2018.
A Thornliebank woman who goes the extra mile to support her local community has been honoured with the 2020 East Renfrewshire Council Provost’s Award. Alison McGown, was crowned Citizen of the Year for her wide range of volunteering work within her local community. As the driving force and founding member of Thornliebank Together, Alison played a key role in supporting the local community during the Council’s Participatory Budgeting project in 2019. Alison said: “It came as such a shock to me that I had been awarded with this year’s Provost’s Award – I never even knew I had been nominated! I’d like to thank everyone in Thornliebank who has supported me over the years.