Poppy Scotland: Last News

Arrangements for this year’s Remembrance Sunday service and procession in Stirling city centre have been confirmed.

A trio of giant poppies are back on proud display at the pyramids overlooking the M8 near Bathgate again to raise awareness of the vital work of Poppy Scotland.

An 80-year-old war veteran and charity champion has stepped out again to add to his already outstanding total.

Residents at Woodlands Nursing Home in Livingston have had a busy few months.

Hamilton town house is once again lit up in red to remember the fallen this November.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Residents at a West Lothian nursing home found a creative way to mark Remembrance events last month.Elderly people living at Woodlands Nursing Home in Livingston made and sold their own poppies and raised £23 to donate to Poppy Scotland.They also held a special social-distanced memorial and moment of silence for Armistice Day after creating a poppy monument in the garden and a wreath to lay next to decorated crosses.Activity coordinator Daniel Heath said: “The current restrictions, though necessary, are obviously hampering our plans for group activities, but we’re working hard to keep our residents happy, active and fulfilled, and the residents

Remembrance Sunday. The donation, described as "significant and meaningful" is made every year and will go toward the charity 's education project.