Derek White: Last News

Thousands of people again took the streets for the third day of celebrations for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. There was a party atmosphere across the region as people took advantage of the blazing sunshine and temperatures approaching 20 degrees Celsius at events to mark the monarch's 70 years on the throne.

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Cruz, the youngest son of the Beckham's, has taken inspiration from his Posh Spice mum and looks set to have a shot at a pop career. The 16 year old has decided to head to the recording studio instead of lacing up his football boots like his dad David.

Livingston FC have launched their own subscription online TV service that will let supporters watch games while they’re not allowed inside the ground.The new SPFL Premiership season kicks-off on August 1 but all games are being played behind closed doors until further notice due to the Covid-19 pandemic.LFC Live will screen full match replays as well as live audio coverage while season ticket holders can watch games live.UK residents can either choose a monthly subscription of £5.99 or an annual fee of £59.99, while international subscriptions are priced at £12.99.Club secretary Derek White said: “The club have been working hard over the past couple of months with Stream Digital to ensure this facility is in place ahead of what will be an

Livingston FC have launched their new club online subscription channel, LFC Live.The service will provide full match replays as well as live audio from the club's Premiership fixtures as well as a host of other club content.LFC Live is also the platform that will allow season ticket holders to view a live stream of the club's closed door fixtures until such a time as spectators are allowed back into the ground.A monthly subscription fee costs £5.99 or £59.99 for an annual fee. International viewers and fans can subscribe for £12.99.Club secretary Derek White said: "We’re absolutely delighted to be launching LFC Live today in the build up to the 2020/21 Premiership season.

Livingston are set to return to training on June 29 — providing the nation moves into phase two of lockdown tomorrow.Some Premiership clubs have already returned to training, but have been limited to small groups or individual sessions, however the Lions would be able to resume full-contact training in less than a fortnight if First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces the move out of phase one.There is a tentative plan in place to kick-start the new top flight campaign behind closed doors on August 1.Club secretary, Derek White, told the West Lothian Courier that plans are in place to get everything up and running again should they be given the go-ahead.He commented: “If Nicola Sturgeon announces that we’ve moved into phase two, then we will

Livingston believe that the live streaming of games may be a way to make closed doors football financially viable.