Sandhya Suresh

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

Saturday, June 7, will begin with cloudy skies, turning to light rain by 1am, and heavy rain by 7am. The chance of precipitation will remain high throughout the day, peaking at 90 per cent between 4am and 4pm. The temperature will range from 10C to 13C and visibility is expected to be excellent for most of the day, despite the rain. Humidity will be high, reaching 86 per cent at 7am. The rain is expected to ease by the evening, with cloudy skies forecast for the rest of the night.

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

The funding of £399,670, provided by Breast Cancer Now and Secondary1st, will aid Professor Seth Coffelt and his team in their exploration of a specific immune cell that can combat the cancer and inhibit its spread. Currently, around 15 percent of breast cancers fall into the triple negative category, with few other treatment options if the cancer becomes resistant to chemotherapy.

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

Specsavers Newlands, which is locally owned and operated, participated in several fundraising activities to support local causes. The team recently undertook a sponsored indoor cycle to Edinburgh, raising nearly £90 for charity Guide Dogs. They also took part in 'Wear a Hat Day' for Brain Tumour Research, collecting £142. As part of their commitment to the community, a significant donation was made to the Glasgow SW Foodbank.

1 day ago | dumbartonreporter.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

The grant, awarded to the destination marketing co-operative from the Scotland Food & Drink Partnership’s Regional Food Fund, will support the launch and promotion of 'A Taste of Loch Lomond: Stories & Flavours from the Bonnie Banks'. The publication will spotlight the food and drink scene in the Loch Lomond area, celebrating producers, hospitality businesses, and traditional recipes. Karen Donnelly, destination manager at Love Loch Lomond, said: "We’re thrilled to receive this funding support.

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

The Scottish Government has decided that resurfacing work on the A737, northwest of Paisley, can go ahead without needing the detailed assessment. To view the full public notice, go to https://tinyurl.com/3eddrvt3.