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dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle
Nathan Malone from Bathgate plays 'The Boy' in the samurai movie TornadoA West Lothian schoolboy who appears alongside Hollywood star Tim Roth in a samurai movie filmed in Scotland joined him and the rest of the cast on the red carpet for its premiere. Nathan Malone, 12, plays “The Boy” in the movie Tornado, a film written and directed by John McLean and set in the late 18th century.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle
Recorded in January Bullseye will be released on Main St RecordsA band who formed at a North Lanarkshire rehearsal studio will be spreading their own brand of joy performing live as they prepare for the release of their debut single. Four-piece outfit Bliss were all music students who attended Main Street Studios in Coatbridge for lessons with their respective instruments.
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msn.com | Michael Pringle
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle
'We’re currently preparing for our much-anticipated Easter event'An Easter event for the community in Winchburgh will be a little bit brighter thanks to the backing of a housebuilder. Cala Homes (East) has unveiled a range of community support initiatives for residents in the village that have been designed to provide long-term benefits to residents.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle
Dobbies Sandyholm will be linking up with Alzheimer’s Research UK in MayDobbies Garden Centre at Sandyholm in the Clyde Valley will be linking up with Alzheimer’s Research UK to mark Dementia Action Week next month. Dementia Action Week takes place from May 19 to 25 and Dobbies is highlighting the benefits of garden living for brain health while helping raise vital funds to find a cure for dementia through a free-to-attend “Grow How” workshop.
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edinburghlive.co.uk | Michael Pringle |Kris Gourlay
A West Lothian teenager was diagnosed with aggressive blood cancer after going to hospital with a suspected chest infection. Eilidh Timmins, 14, was diagnosed with High-grade B-cell lymphoma (HGBCL) last month and is currently receiving treatment in hospital. Eilidh spent four nights in intensive care before being moved to the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle
Gary Murray shared his story at a Headway North Lanarkshire relaunch eventA professional boxer who suffered a bleed on the brain during his final fight and was placed on an induced coma told of his “long road to recovery” at the relaunch of a brain injury group in Newmains. Gary Murray shared his story with those who attended an event at the NCT Centre where Headway North Lanarkshire hold a weekly drop-in session each week after outgrowing their previous base.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle
Care company Home Instead has launched a new free checklistA home care company is urging families in West Lothian to watch for signs that elderly loved-ones may need extra support. The warning from Home Instead West Lothian comes as the long holiday weekend approaches, a time when families often get together and may notice that an ageing loved one needs some help. The care business has launched a new free checklist which families can use to assess how an individual is doing.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle
Eilidh Timmins, 14, was diagnosed with High-grade B-cell lymphoma last monthThe sister of a teenager from West Lothian who has an aggressive blood cancer took on a walking challenge to raise money for charity and was joined by her mum for the final mile. Eilidh Timmins, 14, was diagnosed with High-grade B-cell lymphoma (HGBCL) last month and is undergoing treatment in hospital.
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edinburghlive.co.uk | Michael Pringle |Cara Blackhall
A loving mum is raising money for a mental health organisation in a touching tribute to a young male from West Lothian. Hazel Surgeon, 43, is fundraising for Jamie’s Sanctuary - an organisation set up after Jamie Aitchison took his own life in 2022 at just 20-years-old. It was launched by Jamie's mum Debbieanne Marriott and his best friend, Cammy Moore, to help support people with mental health and addiction issues, reports The Daily Record.
