Over 50 police officers participated in the Glasgow Kiltwalk Mighty Stride, covering 22.7 miles to raise £18,582 for Maggie’s Glasgow, a cancer support charity. Inspector Alan Burrell led the initiative, highlighting the importance of mental health and community support. Maggie’s relies on donations to offer essential cancer care and support.
Redburn Farm Inn expresses gratitude for the Tub2Pub campaign’s success, collecting nearly 295,000 plastic tubs in early 2023. This initiative, supported by Greene King pub communities, has diverted waste from landfills and raised £10,122 for Macmillan Cancer Support. Since 2021, it has collected 88,435 kg of plastic and raised £45,369.
A recent survey by Children First reveals 64% of children in Scotland feel they spend excessive time online, adversely affecting their well-being. Many report it limits relaxation, sleep, and outdoor play. The charity calls for urgent action to protect childhood, advocating for better regulations, support for families, and investment in alternative activities.
Friends Lisa Stephenson and Sarah Murray, inspired by their experiences with cancer, are launching a pre-loved designer pop-up boutique in Edinburgh from May 14-17 to raise funds for Maggie’s cancer care charity. They aim to promote sustainability in fashion while offering discounted designer items, contributing all proceeds directly to the charity.
Blantyre Volunteer Ltd is seeking volunteer drivers for its Community Transport Organisation in Lanarkshire. They support various community groups, including the elderly and disabled. Applicants aged 25 to 70 with a full driving license can help improve local transport while receiving travel reimbursements and training. Interested individuals can contact Gillian at the provided details.
Reach Lanarkshire Autism provides comprehensive support for children and families in North and South Lanarkshire. Their services include exclusive evening groups, individual family support, holiday programs, and various activities. Membership costs £20 annually, granting access to therapeutic opportunities, training, and resources for both children and parents.
Over 6,000 attendees kicked off the Glasgow Kiltwalk 2026, walking from Clydebank to Balloch to support charity. With participants primarily from Blantyre, the event continues today, April 26th. Although cooler, the weather remains favorable for this important fundraising initiative. Best of luck to all participants!
Now that all the small details are done behind the scenes this years Blantyre sportsman’s dinner will be supporting 2 amazing charities with the help of our 3 guests SCOTT BROWN, LEE MCCULLOCH and compère RAB DOUGLAS.First one being MEN MATTER the mens mental health charity and second the local choice this year ASNSORY CREW. […]