Gayle Brannigan: Last News

Buddies have just two days left to show their support for a lifeline funding campaign which could see hundreds of vulnerable young people kept fit and healthy this year.

Business and community leaders in Renfrewshire are throwing their weight behind a campaign to save a “ground-breaking” service bolstering the life chances of disadvantaged youngsters.

Bosses at St Mirren Football Club will tonight endure a different pitch-side experience as the sleep outside and raise awareness of homelessness.

A pioneering back-to-work programme is set to kick off again later this month.

Read More About: And those without home Wi-fi will receive a copy of Tony Fitzpatrick’s children’s book, The Dream: You Can Do This and a limited edition T-shirt.Gayle Brannigan, chief executive of the St Mirren Charitable Foundation, revealed Saints stars will also get involved.She said: “The SPFL Trust’s 4-4-2 Reading Challenge really is an amazing way to promote literacy among children aged between five and 12.“We have seen amazing uptake in the past two years and we hope for the same this time round.“The challenge traditionally offered free tickets to two matches, however, it just didn’t feel right having children waiting for that to happen so we have arranged with our PPV provider that we can have free codes to matches, which is