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Dravet’s Syndrome is a severe neurological disorder, with seizures often starting in the first year of life. These seizures are difficult to control and resistant to medication, making daily care a constant challenge for families. Treatment options are limited, and the impact on both the individual and

Caboodle Eyecare is delighted to be taking part in a recycling scheme for your old glasses. And it’s all for a good cause. These specs can’t be processed in the usual way and, according to Zero Waste Scotland,shouldn’t be included in the household’s waste units or at local council recycling centres.

A Men’s Mental Health Group meets every Tuesday evening at Easterhouse Sports Centre on Auchinlea Road. Running from 6pm to 9pm, the drop-in session offers a safe, judgment-free space where m

Rugby offers children far more than just physical activity - it builds strong bodies and strong minds. Physically, it improves cardiovascular health, strength, endurance, flexibility, a

Since April, Garrowhill Community Council has been running free first aid classes – and they’re already making a big impact. Led by paramedic Andy McKinlay, the sessions have taught over 50 local residents how to p

Swinton Primary is proud to be recognised as a Rights Respecting School. Acknowledging that not everyone has access to nutritious food, they

When Lorraine Cieslar from Garrowhill found herself between jobs, she decided to take a first aid course to enhance her CV. During the cours