
Ben Waddell
Reporter at The Gazette (Johnstone & Renfrewshire)
Reporter at The Glasgow Times
Articles
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1 week ago |
heraldscotland.com | Ben Waddell
Much-loved attraction on the brink of closure after almost 50 years (Image: Newsquest) A much-loved community attraction has revealed it is on the brink of closure after almost 50 years. Lamont Farm Project in Erskine, Renfrewshire said that "without help" the "future of the farm is in serious jeopardy" and they "won't be able to say open for much longer". In a Facebook post, the beloved facility said its "footfall is down" which has led to "a dramatic decrease in donations".
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1 week ago |
heraldscotland.com | Ben Waddell
Much-loved attraction on the brink of closure after almost 50 years (Image: Newsquest) A much-loved community attraction has revealed it is on the brink of closure after almost 50 years. Lamont Farm Project in Erskine, Renfrewshire said that "without help" the "future of the farm is in serious jeopardy" and they "won't be able to say open for much longer". In a Facebook post, the beloved facility said its "footfall is down" which has led to "a dramatic decrease in donations".
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1 week ago |
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ben Waddell
Popular Glasgow restaurant named the 'best' in the city (Image: Swadish) A popular Indian restaurant in Glasgow has been named the best in the city. Charcoals Indian Restaurant in the Trongate was crowned the 'Best of Glasgow' at the Scottish Curry Awards 2025. The eatery is known for serving a range of delicious authentic Indian and Pakistani dishes.
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1 week ago |
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ben Waddell
Murder cops probing death of man following 'targeted' incident (Image: Police Scotland) Murder cops are probing the death of a man who was found seriously injured on a street. Shortly before 9pm on Sunday, April 13, Joe Buchanan was found fatally injured following an incident in Springhill Street in Douglas near Lanark in South Lanarkshire. Sadly, the 35-year-old died at the scene. His family have since been made aware.
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1 week ago |
thenational.scot | Ben Waddell
The popular attraction has issued an urgent plea for help (Image: Newsquest) A MUCH-loved community attraction has revealed it is on the brink of closure after almost 50 years. Lamont Farm Project in Erskine, Renfrewshire said that "without help" the "future of the farm is in serious jeopardy" and they "won't be able to stay open for much longer". In a Facebook post, the beloved facility said its "footfall is down" which has led to a "dramatic decrease in donations".
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