'Thou shalt let me play cricket!', says 'Mr Rossie Priory' Bob McFarlane
Michael Alexander speaks to Rossie Priory Cricket Club stalwart Bob McFarlane about the history and traditions of the club and more.
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Michael Alexander speaks to Rossie Priory Cricket Club stalwart Bob McFarlane about the history and traditions of the club and more.
Updated: April 30, 2021, 2:59 pm © D C Thomson & Co Ltd Ruby Stewart with parents Andy and Claire Stewart. A brave Perthshire schoolgirl – whose life was cut short by cancer – has moved a group of Yorkshire children to walk three peaks for charity. Six-year-old Ruby Stewart of Inchture passed away in January last year after being diagnosed with stage four Alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma. Her legacy has now not only touched the hearts of Perthshire locals, but also those in Yorkshire, in what was Ruby’s “second home”. Her parents, Andy and Claire, encouraged people to ‘Be More Ruby’ a...