Stirling Uni graduation a family affair for mother and daughter pair

Covid-19 at a Scots prison has left families “gravely concerned” as they claim the virus is “out of control.” It comes a week after a nurse described the situation at HMP Low Moss in Bishopbriggs, East Dunbartonshire as pure hell. The prison, which houses around 760, currently has 104 prisoners isolating, with 20 confirmed cases of the virus.

missing as her family and friends become increasingly concerned for her wellbeing. Kerys Lynch was last seen around 5.15pm on Monday July 12 at the A70 near to Hyndford Road, Lanark.

iOS - Android Parents who get tax credits or certain benefits could be eligible for family payments, including Best Start Grant Pregnancy and Baby Payment, Scottish Child Payment and Best Start Foods.The Pregnancy and Baby Payment is open to parents from the 24th week of pregnancy up to the day a baby is six-months-old and Scottish Child Payment is a recurring payment of £40 every four weeks for eligible children.Ben Macpherson, Minister for Social Security, said: "If this year mirrors previous

Bannockburn Interchange near the M80 shortly before 7pm on Sunday, July 11. A 73-year-old woman was taken to Forth Valley Royal Hospital following a collision involving one vehicle.

A96 was closed for over six hours on Sunday following the collision, which happened at around 7pm on the A96 at Wester Hardmuir. Police confirmed a 41-year-old woman - named locally as Kelly Smith - had died in the crash, with loved ones flooding social media with emotional tributes.Her daughter wrote: "Can't believe I'm writing this...

Emergency services have raced to the scene of a crash near Stirling this evening. Cops arrived at the smash at the Bannockburn Interchange, which connects the M9 and M80, near the Stirling Services, shortly before 7pm.

Saltcoat's Kinnier Road. The 19-year-old disappeared on his way to college but his bank accounts are currently untouched and his phone is still switched off.

iOS - Android James and Enas started The Power Within Training in 2017 after returning home to Scotland following years of working abroad.The business helps people and businesses excel by improving their motivation, self-belief, decision making and leadership through ground-breaking approach, motivational intelligence.The company is the only recognised consultant outside of North America with the ability to deliver registered training in motivational intelligence and, most recently, James, Enas

missing teacher Alice Hodgkinson after she vanished eight days ago in Japan. The Edinburgh University graduate had failed to make contact with her loved ones back in the UK since an email on June 30, her family confirmed.

Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.Foodbank charity Start Up Stirling is appealing for help to support children and their families through the summer.For many families the summer holidays can be a particularly challenging time as they try to ensure they have enough food each week to live on, as well as finding enough money to buy school uniforms, schoolbags and shoes for the school year ahead.Start Up Stirling spokesperson Julie

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.A new report has revealed that almost 18,000 households across Stirling have now been upgraded to high speed broadband.The issue of the rural/urban broadband divide across the region has been a key question among property owners and businesses in Stirling’s rural towns and villages as the pandemic forced many to work from home.The latest report published by the Scottish Government outlines the progress

Humza Yousaf took his young family member on a pre-planned tour of the Warner Brothers studios — where Harry Potter was filmed. However, the Scottish Tories claimed Yousaf had “disappeared” amid a covid case surge.

Peru Two ', Michaella McCollum. Appearing on High: Confessions Of An Ibiza Drug Mule, Michaella, from Dungannon in Northern Ireland, speaks publicly about her time in prison with accomplice Melissa Reid from Lenzie, East Dunbartonshire.

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Glasgow, arrived at his office on Gairbraid Avenue yesterday morning but dropped a clear sandwich bag with around £8,000 as he went to unlock the car park. The 44-year-old saw a man pick up a bag but only realised that it was his money when he got to his desk to start his day.

Dynamic duo! Queen Elizabeth II was joined by her daughter, Princess Anne, as she continues her traditional tour through Scotland.

Paisley charity that offers vital support to young people affected by Huntington’s disease has been given an £80,000 funding boost to continue its lifeline work.The organisation, which has its national office in Paisley, provides tailored services for families with Huntington’s disease (HD) in Renfrewshire and across Scotland through its specialists, financial well-being officers and youth advisers.Huntington’s disease causes severe physical and mental symptoms, including a loss of control over

dog. The couple were woken by a ‘loud bang’ at their Edinburgh home in the early hours of Sunday morning.

tackles road safety, was on patrol when officers pulled over a black Vauxhall car. The car belonged to a Scottish family that had been holidaying in Dorset - but the trip was about to take a turn.Police busted the driver for having no tax on the vehicle since November last year.