Emergency services race to incident at Scots hotel as woman is rushed to hospital
Cops and paramedics raced to the Premier Inn at Glenbervie Business Park in Larbert.
16:39, 11 MAY 2021
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Premier Inn, Larbert (Image: Google Maps)
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Duchess Kate s pink promise to brave Stenhousemuir girl Mila (5)
It’s not every day the Duchess of Cambridge gets to chat to someone as special as Stenhousemuir’s Mila Sneddon.
Thursday, 6th May 2021, 5:43 pm
And it’s not every day someone as special as Mila, who is currently undergoing chemotherapy for leukaemia, gets to ask the wife of the future British king if she is wearing a princess costume.
The heartwarming phone conversation, which was just released online, took place last year when Kate Middleton talked to Mila in a follow up for her Hold Still lockdown photograph initiative.
A picture – entitled Shielding Mila – showing Mila kissing her dad Scott through the window during the COVID-19 pandemic last year touched the Duchess so deeply she handpicked the image from thousands of entries to become one of the 100 Hold Still portraits that reflected life in the UK during the coronavirus crisis.
Scots Hepatitis-C carrier high on drink and coke caused cop to be stabbed by bloodstained needle
Jason Sneddon lashed out while he was high on drink and crack cocaine at the time, Falkirk Sheriff Court was told.
Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert
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Pandemic pushes frontline workers to brink By BO LEUNG in London | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2021-05-04 09:11 Share CLOSE A nurse looks at a Remembrance Tree mural which has been installed at Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert, Scotland, on Jan 29. Green and amber leaves with initials and dates for all patients during the COVID-19 pandemic have been placed on to the branches; green representing those who recovered and returned home, amber remembering those who lost their lives. ANDREW MILLIGAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
Medical professionals continue to battle exhaustive mental pressure even after normal hours
As the United Kingdom grappled with the COVID-19 pandemic, Anne realized she was at her breaking point during one of her work shifts.
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