Dingwall man's dying wish: Never let them forget Lockerbie
On the 35th anniversary of the Lockerbie disaster the family of George Garscadden of Dingwall have shared his dying memories of the bombing.
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On the 35th anniversary of the Lockerbie disaster the family of George Garscadden of Dingwall have shared his dying memories of the bombing.
We look back on the life of George Garscadden who set up Dingwall Men's Shed after moving to the Highlands following the Lockerbie disaster.
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© Supplied Chairman Steve Bramwell (Left) and member Michael Hutcheson giving primary six pupils from Avoch Primary School the grand tour of the Black Isle Men's Shed. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up When they were first launched, one of the key aims of the Men’s Shed was to tackle loneliness and isolation by getting like-minded individuals together to develop their hobbies. But with coronavirus putting a halt to ...