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link.Duffy pled guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.The High Court in Glasgow heard how the cocaine had a purity as high as 77 per cent.Defence counsel Louise Arrol told the court the construction worker and dad-of-one had a cocaine addiction.Man jailed for murdering EK Big Issue seller, Paul KellyShe told court how Duffy had agreed to become involved in the drugs trade to help out with his substantial debts.She added: “This was a significant addiction that amounted to debts of £24,000 to £26,000.“This identifies the level of addiction and that debt is what led to the offending before you.”Prosecutor Shirley McKenna said DNA also helped link 32-year-old Duffy to the haul, which drug experts estimated had a street value of

link.The future of the £4m palliative care centre at Hairmyres Hospital was in doubt after it revealed losses of £300,000 since the start of lockdown.The latest boost comes after the hospice was shortlisted as one of three causes and charities in the West of Scotland to receive financial support from an £84,000 pot.Gordon McHugh, CEO at Kilbryde Hospice said: “We cannot thank Scotmid enough for awarding us this grant to assist us in supporting the patients and the families who we are here for.”Man jailed for murdering EK Big Issue seller, Paul KellySince Scotmid’s Community Connect launched in 2017, more than £385,000 has been awarded to 39 good causes, enabling key projects to come to life in local areas.Andy Simm, chairman of the west