Paisley charity shop urges people to upcycle clothes for a good cause

While many people really think of Paul Bettany as Vision in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, given that’s the bulk of the film work he’s done over the past half-decade, we tend to forget that Bettany is just one of the most versatile actors working today and has been for years.

government adverts urging young people working in the arts to abandon their dream jobs and retrain in “cyber”. Bosses at the Glasgow clothing and youth culture company renowned for their cutting-edge design and finger on the pulse attitude insisted they HAD to respond as the future of the youth of Scotland and the UK is at stake.

Made in Chelsea star explained she had “thought long and hard” about whether or not to speak publicly about the loss.“But I felt that if I can pass on any warmth, comfort or help to anybody in the same position - well that would be great,” she wrote in an Instagram caption alongside a scenic image of a field at sunset, posted on Monday 12 October.Ruth Bender Atik, national director of the Miscarriage Association told Yahoo UK that the charity “greatly appreciates” Binky’s decision to share her

Boris Johnson with a plea to “save cinemas to avert job losses and a cultural blackout”.Last week, it was confirmed that the cinema chain would temporarily suspend its operations in the US and UK amid the COVID-19 pandemic, putting thousands of jobs – including 5,500 in Britain – at risk.Cineworld’s CEO Mooky Greidinger has written to Johnson urging him to reinstate the furlough scheme that benefitted the company’s employees during the previous closure earlier this year.The UK government is

Nancy Tartaglione International Box Office Editor/Senior ContributorWith Cineworld and Picturehouse cinemas temporarily closed in the UK from this past Friday, Cineworld Group CEO Mooky Greidinger has written to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson asking the government to reinstate the furlough program that benefited employees under the exhibition giant’s previous COVID-imposed closure, while also suggesting other measures to aid the industry.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser “Although Covid has stalled some of our fundraising plans, we have big ideas for 2021 as we aim to host the UK’s first grunge festival in Glasgow, which will be a full day of original bands influenced by the grunge scene and a number of cover bands performing some of Seattle’s best songs.”Colin added: “It feels incredible to have won an inspire award – it justifies all the work and effort that everyone has put in over the past

sight loss charity has helped more than 600 vulnerable people with visual impairments to maintain their independence and fight isolation during the coronavirus pandemic. The British Wireless for the Blind Fund (BWBF) will now extend its innovative BWBFConnect service for several more months to provide ongoing support for those who are continuing to shield at home for age or health reasons.

Perthshire.Louis Hall (24) and his Highland pony Irelanda passed by Rannoch and Loch Tay in August as they headed south.Actor Louis had a goal to raise £10,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust and took 57 days - covering 1147 miles - to complete his challenge, The Big Hoof.The ride was in memory of his friend Leo, who died aged 26 from the condition.Dirty campers use Loch Tummel as a festival siteHe contacted the PA to say the long ride had been full of adventure and danger as well as a period when

David Guetta has been churning out huge hits for two decades, but despite his experience, he's not afraid to tread new ground and watch a 'How To' video on YouTube to learn something new.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA mum living with a brain tumour is set to pound the pavement next month to raise vital funds for charity.During October, Leanne Walker, from Coylton, will be clocking up the miles around the village and Ayr seafront- with dog Roxi in tow- to coin in cash for The Brain Tumour Charity, the UK’s leading charity dedicated to fighting this devastating disease.Leanne is part of a team of nine Ayrshire

#WeMakeEvents campaign.Five professionals from events companies Loud Sound and Proper Productions will check off 50 UK venues and festival sites during their bike challenge to symbolise what would have been the start of touring season.The fundraiser, dubbed ‘The Survival Tour’, will send all donations to Backup, which supports people affected by the coronavirus pandemic who’ve worked in the entertainment technology industry for at least five years, reports iQ.Cyclists kick off the ride on

aiming for the “reclamation” of British values.The name will be subject to the approval of the Electoral Commission.But Manchester charity RECLAIM say the name is taken “by something that’s actually by working class people for working class people”.The long-established charity was founded in Moss Side more than a decade ago to help working class young people become leaders in their communities.Founder Ruth Ibegbuna used the charity as a platform to campaign for greater levels of equality and to

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A charity is offering free cancer kits for people in Monklands undergoing treatment for the disease in Lanarkshire.Cancer Support UK invite residents in Airdrie and Coatbridge, who are living with the disease and going through treatment, to order one of its free kits.The cancer kits are a practical aid to recovery - designed by people who have suffered with cancer themselves - and contain items to help those

First Aid Kit have shared two covers of classic Scandinavian pop hit ‘Come Give Me Love’ – hear the duo’s versions below.The song, written by Ted Gärdestad and produced by Björn and Benny of ABBA, has been covered in both Swedish and English by Johanna and Klara Söderberg.The new cover has been released to support The Swedish Cancer Society.