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Coatbridge graduate completes town planning degree with house builder's support
Emily Bond graduated from the University of the West of Scotland with a BSc (Hons) in town planning.
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Emily Bond graduated from the University of the West of Scotland with a BSc (Hons) in town planning.
Police arrived to find Jonathan Weallans being restrained by members of the public during the incident last year.
The award to Shining Stars forms part of the Community Empowerment Grant Fund.
Amanda Jane Shaw paid the touching tribute to father Joseph last week with the unveiling of 'ANTENNA: THE INNER COMPASS'.
Event celebrated Punjabi and South Asian culture while creating a welcoming space for people from different cultural and religious backgrounds to connect, participate and celebrate together.
Emergency services raced to the scene on Tuesday evening.
Hugo Whelan, 4, has been named by Glasgow Fort as the city's young superhero, recognising the remarkable courage he has shown during his health battle.
Emergency services raced to the blaze on Tuesday evening.
It is understood that seven appliances are at the scene and two high-reach appliances.
Guitarist has played alongside the likes of Paul McCartney, Roger Daltrey, Tom Jones, Elton John and Cher - to name but a few.
Following shock diagnosis that confirmed his wife Joanne has Huntington’s disease, Philip and the Martin family have gone all out to build awareness and raise funds for the charity.
As part of the project, a number of memorial benches will be temporarily removed from the site while work is carried out around their bases.
Minister for Community Care, Alison Thewliss MSP, offically unveils facility at New College Lanarkshire.
Catherine Connolly was welcomed to the school by Lady Susan Haughey CBE the Lord Lieutenant of Lanarkshire and Provost Kenneth Duffy.
Udayarraj Kartigesu, 29, was arrested when cops swooped in Coatbridge.
Christopher Morley tossed two blades to the ground as officers persuaded him to climb down.
St Stephen’s Primary School has been awarded ‘excellent’ ratings for Leadership of Change, Learning, Teaching and Assessment, and Ensuring Wellbeing, Equality and Inclusion, and ‘very good’ for Raisin
Christopher Morley tossed two blades to the ground as officers persuaded him to climb down.
HM Inspectors of Education found that children are “happy, kind and friendly” thanks to the management and staff.
Shopping outlet welcomes families along on September 12 and 13 to enjoy the sensational sights and sounds showcased by dozens of different enthusiastic hobby clubs and traders.