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The Mental Health Act is being revised for the first time since 1992, which one says is a reason why some services are outdated.
Dumfries man who lost his mum and brother on the same day raises £2,000 for charity Kevin Steenson and friends of his brother Mark, also known as Beaky, climbed Criffel wearing just shorts and trainers on Saturday The walkers climbed Criffel in just their shorts and trainers. (Image: Jim McEwan) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes theyâll include recommendation...
Ayrshire indie rock band ready to take 2021 by storm after recording lockdown hit The Frontiers, who list The Jam and The Clash as major musical influences, have been far from idle during lockdown. Updated Three piece indie rock band The Frontiers. Left to right are Ross Phillips (Cumnock), Paul Kelly, (Kilmarnock) and Keir Mitchell (lead vocals) (Cumnock). Pic Nathan McGregor (Image: Ayrshire Post) Get the Ayrshire stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subsc...
'Enlisted,' 'Playing House' Casts to Reunite for Feeding America (Exclusive) Everett H: D: The cast and creators of Fox's late and great Enlisted as well as the co-creators of Playing House have scheduled reunion events to raise funds for Feeding America. Organized by Play-Per View, Enlisted creator Kevin Biegel and exec producer Mike Royce will be joined by series stars Geoff Stults, Parker Young, Chris Lowell, Angelique Cabral, Michelle Buteau, Keith David, Mel Rodriguez, Mort Burke, Kyle Davis, Tania Gunadi and Ross Phillips. The event, dubbed Yes, We're Still Soldiers: An Enlisted R...
Homeowners who were left thousands of pounds out of pocket at the hands of their 'cowboy' builders have revealed the emotional turmoil they have experienced at the hands of their constructors. Their accounts come amid growing calls for the Government to introduce a statutory licensing scheme which regulates builders and protects customers seeking redress for poor workmanship. Claire Paladino, 38, and her husband Leo, 43, from Northamptonshire, were keen to build a two-storey extension with a garage on their property in August 2019 when they hired their builder after seeking several quotati...