part of the Government’s Plan for Jobs.
Parent council say people are "scared" walking children to school along busy West Lothian road
24.06.2021 - 19:27 / dailyrecord.co.uk
to start this petition.“Councils policy states the pavement in its current form is safe and there has been no serious accidents - this may be factually correct but the proverbial ‘accident waiting to happen’ scenario means action is needed.”A West Lothian Council spokesperson said: “Officers are aware of concerns raised by the parent council in relation to this area of the footpath network.
Feedback has been provided and issues raised will be taken into consideration for any works that may take
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29.06.2021 / 19:01
New Public Health Scotland information reveals 25 schools in West Lothian record children with Covid-19
The FOI also revealed that 76 pupils were infected in total during the timeframe but there were no large outbreaks involving more than 10 children.The schools were: Armadale Academy, Balbardie Primary School, Bathgate Academy, Boghall Primary School, Broxburn Academy, Deans Community High School, East Calder Primary School, Falla Hill Primary School, James Young High School, Linlithgow Academy, Linlithgow Bridge Primary School, Ogilvie School Campus, Parkhead Primary School, St Columba’s Primary
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25.06.2021 / 14:31
Parent slams nursery after three-year-old escaped and walked home alone down busy main road
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23.06.2021 / 17:37
West Lothian man who lost grandson to rare disease will take on gruelling bike ride for charity
here.He said the charity provides “priceless” support to families who have lost a child, a tragedy he himself experienced following the death of his grandson, Anakin Forbes.Anakin was diagnosed with an extremely rare condition called congenital nephrotic syndrome - a condition that stops the kidneys from being able to retain any protein - just after his birth in 2017.The little boy spent most of his life in hospital in Glasgow and Dundee and passed away suddenly just a week before his third