Tom Hunter: Last News

Airdrie Harriers have shown their charitable side by raising money for St Andrew’s Hospice at the 2022 Kiltwalk.

Scotland’s clash again England. Glasgow businessman Haughey heard Go Radio Football Show caller Alex Woodward reveal how he was running from Hampden to Wembley to raise funds to help build a community centre for underprivileged children in Bridgeton.

BrewDog are among the Scottish entrepreneurs to have pledged £1 million to a funding competition for potential high-growth businesses. The additional funding will be awarded in the next four rounds of Scottish EDGE, which supports innovative companies with up to £150,000 cash in a combination of grants and loans.

Ayrshire tycoon Sir Tom Hunter has spoken of his delight at securing a rare, handwritten song by Robert Burns for the region.The Sir Tom Hunter Foundation shelled out a staggering £27,500 to secure the Bard's precious 200 year-old manuscript of 'The Banks of the Cree' at an auction.The New Cumnock-born philanthropist paid way above the guide price of £12,000 at Bonhams' fine books and manuscripts auction and now plans to make it available to view to the public.He said: "I’m delighted that Burns' exceptional work, The Banks of the Cree is not just staying in the UK, it's coming home to Scotland and Ayrshire, its rightful home, where in due course it will be made available for all to enjoy.”The manuscript was initially stored away for

More than 150 Scots charities struggling amid the coronavirus crisis will share a much-needed £300,000 cash lifeline in the next 24 hours - thanks to the Aberdeen Kiltwalk.

The Glasgow Kiltwalk has been postponed over coronavirus fears.

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