Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser
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- NewsBank
- Publication date:
- 2022-04-22
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Latest documents
- Summer salad with a cheesy twist
Staying with my salad season, let me share this really easy salad which can be easily served as a dish for two or a larger sharing dish.
- I thank God the people of Scotland have taken us in and treated us like family... there will always be a
... little bit of us that is Scottish now
A Ukrainian refugee, who endured the heartache of leaving behind her husband and daughter when fleeing her war-torn country with her teenage son, says she's seen"the best of humanity"since the people of Lanarkshire took the pair into their hearts.
- Kelly's change of heart pays off with Commonwealth call
Kelly Boyle chose netball over football while at high school, and is delighted that she did, after being selected for Scotland at this summer's Commonwealth Games.
- Windfarm helps generate funds for local groups
Developers building a windfarm near Airdrie have launched a £40,000 fund to distribute grants to good causes based in the surrounding area.
- Council home buying scheme is extended
A home buying scheme in North Lanarkshire which is allowing the local authority to provide more homes for rent is being extended.
- Drumpellier lose in'cliffhanger'clash
There was a cliffhanger at Langloan Gardens between Drumpellier and Kilmarnock with Kilmarnock winning by just four runs on Saturday.
- Fyne bridge and lovely loch capture Joe's imagination
No bridge is too far for Coatbridge photographer Joe Lucas.
- Legal eagles learn all about landmark case
Pupils from Coatbridge High School have taken part in a major mock trial to mark the 90th anniversary of a world famous Scottish legal case.
- Nominate your health heroes
The Scottish Health Awards 2022 are calling on Monklands locals to help them find Scotland's most dedicated healthcare professionals.
- Owners quitting smoking can help their pets
NHS Lanarkshire's Quit Your Way team is partnering with various Lanarkshire vet surgeries to raise awareness of the harms of second-hand smoke.
Featured documents
- It's not until you're in that position you realise just how important CHAS is ... to the whole family
Debbie Ramage's elder son was only five years old when he lost his battle with the rare, genetic condition that went on to affect his younger brother....
- Layton passed away in his daddy's arms... but his suffering is over and he is at peace
A grieving young Airdrie mum, whose baby boy was born 15 weeks prematurely, has spoken of her heartache at watching him die in his father's arms at the age of seven weeks....
- COLIN'S Airfield FIELD OF DREAMS
The lush 88-acre meadow that is circled by the tops of the Pentland Hills, Tinto and Goatfell is, to Colin MacKinnon, a field of dreams....
- It's not until you're in that position you realise just how important CHAS is ... to the whole family
Debbie Ramage's elder son was only five years old when he lost his battle with the rare, genetic condition that went on to affect his younger brother....
- I can't control what it will do to me but I can control what I do just now ... and I still have time to do a lot of mischief
When Lanarkshire palliative care nurse Gillian McNab learned that she'd lost the 50/50 flip of a coin and Huntington's disease was to be her destiny, she and her loved ones cracked open a bottle of champagne and toasted all the reasons she had for living....
- Raise a glass to Lanarkshire's award-winning gin distillers
Lanarkshire is emerging as a leader of the pack in the burgeoning Scottish drinks market as the country's worldclass producers sweep the board at acclaimed awards ceremonies which toast the best in the business....
- 'I could never be more in love with somebody than this wee boy'
Mum Donna Quinn shares a remarkable bond with the special little boy she waited for so long to love....
- Power hour The gloves are off in Fiona's fight against Parkinson's"If I didn't have Parkinson's, I probably wouldn't have tried boxing, or table tennis, or met amazing people I'm proud to call my friends
It's more than just fighting talk that comes from the lips of Lanarkshire career woman Fiona Tweedie, who was in her 50s when she had to throw in the towel on a successful career in accountancy after a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease....
- Graduates in the spotlight
Hundreds of great graduates from New College Lanarkshire celebrated completing their studies during three glittering ceremonies at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall....
- Graduates in the spotlight
Hundreds of great graduates from New College Lanarkshire celebrated completing their studies during three glittering ceremonies at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall....