West Lothian leaders drive home impact of Tier Four restrictions on county

Stephen and Ayesha Curry made it a family affair for their Eat. Learn. Play’s 8th Annual Christmas Drive held at Oakland Arena over the weekend in Oakland, Calif.

The number of people living with cancer in the UK is likely to increase by a third by 2030, reflecting the fact that not only will more people will have a cancer diagnosis, but many more will survive  and live longer.Mrs Nisbet’s report said: “Improving the Cancer Journey represents a £440,000 investment in cancer services in West Lothian.

EXCLUSIVE: Eric Ladin (The Right Stuff) is set for a recurring role on the fourth and final season of Netflx’s critically acclaimed series Ozark, starring and executive produced by Jason Bateman.

 He already has several shows under his belt that attracted 700 people, who he stressed all followed social distancing rules.And he’s no veteran to impressive light shows as he wowed audiences in October with his amazing Halloween light shows.Del, who owns Westrigg Electrical, said it had taken around five weeks create the show so his lights synced up with instrumental versions of Jingle Bells and The Fairytale of New York.And he said he took his inspiration from some of the amazing light shows

Club. I & H Brown is donating all profits from the hire of one of its site excavators, currently working to prepare the land for the new Auldcathie District Park and the new marina in Winchburgh.Following a competition among the primary 7 pupils at Winchburgh Primary School, the excavator has been named ‘The Lockdown Ranger’.The winner of the competition, Jessica, said “It was really fun coming up with the name.

"The college has been excellent in adapting to the Covid-19 pandemic, ensuring that we continue to support our students and applicants to achieve their potential. Being shortlisted for 3 awards on the evening is a great success and showcases the hard work, commitment and innovation of everyone at the college.

“I had been due to headline at Sneaky Pete’s in Edinburgh but that is all gone now.“This year I have done two festivals online and they were pretty enjoyable to be fair, but bar that I have just been writing music and doing what I can do at this point.”Jake says all of the revenue from the track raised with be donated to Kick Mental Health in Livingston.For more information: https://www.facebook.com/jakerobertsmusicx/?ref=page_internal

A top health official in Los Angeles, Calif., fought back tears when speaking of the impact the novel coronavirus has had on the community.  Dr. Barbara Ferrer, the Los Angeles County's public health director, during a Wednesday news conference held back tears as she discussed the high number of coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths in L.A.  “Over 8,000 people who were beloved members of their families are not coming back,” she said while appearing to hold back emotion.

“The vaccine programme overall will be the largest of its kind ever undertaken and it will take time, but I’m delighted that our local Health and Social Care staff now have the opportunity to book an appointment to receive the vaccine.“Without a doubt, this past year has been really, really difficult for everyone and this is a stepping stone in bringing an end to the pandemic.“I’d urge those eligible in this first wave to take-up the Covid-19 vaccine.

“Our priority is the welfare of our tenants and we are providing help and assistance to all tenants affected by this incident.

To achieve the STEM Nation Award, practitioners were encouraged to apply for recognition across five award areas:Leadership in STEM – celebrating effective leadership at all levels including children and young people leading STEM learning.STEM family learning – recognising commitment to family learning and practice which is helping to build the STEM capital of learners and their families.Employability and STEM partnership working – celebrating sustained collaboration between settings and their

home and downsize. So she has put her £600k home up for raffle for just £2 - throwing in her convertible Ferrari.The couple built the detached house, named Bramble Lodge, near Adlington, Lancs., eight years ago.The stunning luxury home, between Bolton and Chorley, has five double bedrooms, three reception rooms, a massive garden, a drive with room for four cars and a £7,000 Aga cooker.It also comes with a 2004 Ferrari 360 Spider which is 'thrilling' to drive, according to the couple.

  Ian Robertson, owner of The Garage, said: “We are honoured and privileged to announce we have won the The Motor Ombudsman’s inaugural Garage Star Award for Scotland.“This award was based on nominations from our wonderful customers so a big thank you to our customers, staff, helpers and supporters.”Since opening nearly 10 years ago, The Garage has been involved with the local community.The business helps out with everything from gala days to Santa’s sleigh at Christmas.Their gala floats are

Meanwhile his pal Luke La Volpe picked up a prize for Best Breakthrough Awards (Male) sponsored by Notion Magazine, and afterward took to Twitter to thank fans for their support.Hosted by Edith Bowman live from SWG3 in Glasgow, the awards ceremony took place virtually for the first time in its 22-year history.The evening also featured performances from Amy Macdonald, Texas, Wet Wet Wet and more and the online event saw the country’s top artists come together to raise vital funds for

The content of each box is gender and age specific and has been filled with new items for ages from newborn to 16 year olds.Ian McIntosh from WLFIN said: “We have been distributing the boxes for the last two weeks, with organisations and individuals picking them up on an appointment basis.

An already difficult National Football League season just got tougher for the San Francisco 49ers.

The original Burgh Halls façade is being kept and restored. A new two-storey extension is being constructed to the retained East Main Street building which will provide a new easily accessible main entrance leading in to an airy reception area with seating.

MSP Neil Findlay said: “West Lothian college has done fantastic work in widening access to Higher education with provision of degree courses at the college.“This cannot be allowed to end as it will close the door of opportunity for many potential students at a time when retraining and education is going to be of paramount importance.“The Higher Education Minister must step in to ensure that the college continues to offer degree courses at West Lothian college.”MSP Miles Briggs, said: “It is very