Stewart Harris: Last News

Construction work has started on the delivery of the new £1.25 million West Lothian Cycle Circuit.

link!Chief Executive of sportscotland, Stewart Harris, added: “Clearly this is an extremely challenging time for everyone in Scotland and beyond.“While we all must continue to follow government guidelines, it is important to remember that keeping the body and mind active is crucial to our overall health as is staying connected in whatever way we can to friends and family.“The Young People’s Sport Panel is a programme we are very proud of and it has helped develop young people for eight years.“It wouldn’t be possible without the National Lottery and lottery players.”

link.Chief executive of sportscotland, Stewart Harris, said: “I want to congratulate our 20 new panel members. They have already shown capability beyond their years by coming through an extremely challenging recruitment process.”

link.The chief executive of sportscotland, Stewart Harris, said: “I’ve never failed to be impressed by the commitment and passion for sport these panel members have shown, none more so than Anna, Eilidh and Megan.“They’ve been a credit to themselves throughout their time on the panel.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserNational governing body SportScotland reiterated CLNL’s position, saying: “It is likely that venue operators will take a phased approach to [reopening] over the coming weeks and months.“Public health and wellbeing remain the most pressing priority and all possible steps must still be taken to continue to supress the spread of the virus.“However, the continued easing of restrictions will now mean more people can stay active by taking part in sport in line with the latest guidance.”Chief executive Stewart Harris said: “This is the latest step forward in relation to the phased return of sport at all levels, and the reopening of facilities, which will play a key role in