Ann Fotheringham

3 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

The City Chambers flag is flying at half mast. (Image: Gordon Terris/Newsquest) THE flag at Glasgow’s City Chambers is flying at half-mast as a mark of respect for Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday. The city’s Lord Provost Councillor Jacqueline McLaren said: “Such sad news this morning about the passing of Pope Francis. “Catholics across the world will be seeking solace today. Their loss will rightly be acknowledged by all faiths and secular communities.

5 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

Pamela, Gordon and Caleb outside their beautiful home (Image: IWC Media) PAMELA Bain admits she might never have found her dream home had it not been for a moment of boredom during the first Covid lockdown. “I think I was just a bit bored, and spotted this house was for sale,” she explains, smiling. “We managed to view it and just knew it was meant for us.

1 week ago | msn.com | Ann Fotheringham

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1 week ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

Opening of the newly refurbished Castlemilk Community Football Trust Barlia Pavilion in Castlemilk, Glasgow. The pavilion was opened by former Leeds Utd and Scotland player Eddie Gray MBE (who is from Castlemilk). Pictured is Eddie Gray, right with John (Image: Colin Mearns/Newsquest) FOOTBALL pitches which are “the cornerstone of local life” in Castlemilk have re-opened following a £1.2m investment in the facilities.

2 weeks ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

Kevin Harvey, who sadly died last week (Image: G15 Youth Project) A COMMUNITY has been left “broken and devastated” by the death of a popular youth worker. Kevin Harvey, 31, who was part of the team at G15 Youth Project in Drumchapel died suddenly last week. A GoFundMe set up in his honour has raised more than £4000 and local mental health charity Men Matter Scotland have offered counselling sessions to the project’s members needing extra support.