Record Anzac crowd at Rutherglen
This year’s increased Army School Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (ASEME) Bandiana presence was part of an estimated 600 people and what is believed to be a re...
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This year’s increased Army School Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (ASEME) Bandiana presence was part of an estimated 600 people and what is believed to be a re...
Children's charity Help For Kids has fully funded an accessible buggy for Dundee youngster Riley Welsh, who faces up to 15 seizures a day.
Updated: December 23, 2020, 10:40 am © Gareth Jennings/DCT Media Leigh Welsh with son Riley. Dundee mum Leigh Welsh has been given the perfect early Christmas present after her son Riley was allowed home from hospital in time for the big day. The brilliant news comes after what Leigh Welsh described as the “scariest two weeks” of her life when she feared she could lose Riley and face Christmas without him. Leigh said: “I’ve never cried so hard. I’ve been given the best Christmas present I could ever wish for, my little Riley breathing and home, cosy and comfy.” Nine-year-old Rile...
© Supplied by Leigh welsh Riley Welsh. Dundee mum Leigh Welsh is one step closer to having her greatest Christmas wish come true after her son Riley was moved out of intensive care. Nine-year-old Riley was born with complex physical and learning disabilities and requires 24-hour care. Riley has been on a ventilator in Edinburgh for most of December after contracting a cold infection that he couldn’t fight off. And her hopes are closer to becoming a reality after the youngster was moved out of the intensive care ward yesterday. Leigh said: “Riley’s now managing to breathe himself and is...
Updated: December 17, 2020, 11:02 am © Leigh Welsh Earlier this month Riley caught a cold bug he couldn't fight off and has spent most of his time since on a ventilator in hospital in Edinburgh. Dundee mum Leigh Welsh has only one wish for Christmas – to get her son home to Dundee “where he belongs”. Nine-year-old Riley was born with complex physical and learning disabilities and requires 24-hour care. Since lockdown Riley has shielded at home with his mum, Leigh, and was doing relatively well. However, earlier this month Riley caught a cold bug he couldn’t fight off and has spent mo...