Michael Pringle

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

The campaign is rooted in the Learn to Swim national framework. Swimming lessons are being transformed into water safety workshops for superheroes in a bold and innovative approach by West Lothian Leisure. Vital water safety education is being imbedded across all its sporting disciplines – inspired and led by the Learn to Swim programme. The campaign is rooted in the Learn to Swim national framework, a partnership between Scottish Swimming and Scottish Water.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

Michelle Agbo and Emily Traynor triumphed in four rounds before reaching the national finals. Two pupils from St Aidan’s High in Wishaw were crowned Scottish champions in the prestigious Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Schools (CPFS) Public Speaking competition. Michelle Agbo, S3, and Emily Traynor, S4, triumphed in four rounds before reaching the national finals, which were held in the grand surroundings of Parliament House in Edinburgh.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

Broderick who worked for Mears Group didn't see anything wrong with his actionsA Wishaw care worker who referred to service users as “junkies” has had his registration to practise revoked after allegations that he had breached professional standards were proven. George Broderick, who worked in social care for Mears Group, wrote emails to his manager which made remarks about a supported individual in a “derogatory and unprofessional manner”.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

The event at Forgewood CC was with The Miracle Foundation’s Together We Thrive initiativeA bereavement support charity in Motherwell hosted a joyful Eid celebration. Celebrated worldwide, Eid Al-adha is the latter of two main festivals following Ramadan. Friends and neighbours are traditionally invited along to learn more about the faith and culture. The event was hosted by The Miracle Foundation, founded in 2016 to support bereaved children and young people in Lanarkshire.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

It’s 20 years since the death of the former Foreign SecretaryLivingston’s MP has announced the launch of a new, high-quality summer internship in memory of the late Robin Cook. It’s 20 years since the death of the former Foreign Secretary who represented Livingston for over two decades. The new Robin Cook Internship scheme to support young people is open to S5 and S6 pupils from schools across the Livingston constituency, and offers a two-week paid placement during summer 2025.