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Work has started to extend the footpath in a Falkirk park after a massive £105,352 funding boost.

Prince Andrew’s growing legal bills are being funded by his mother, Queen Elizabeth.

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play parks across Scotland – with more promised in future years. The Scottish Government – which pledged to improve parks during this year’s Holyrood election campaign – says the money is the first round of £60 million worth of funding.

according to The Hollywood Reporter.“Mine was a small part, of course. I probably get a lot more credit than I deserve,” she said of her $1 million donation toward the cause.

Dolly Parton is opening up about contributing to production of the Moderna vaccine for COVID-19.

Dolly Parton saw it all coming.

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youth care charity Kibble, has supported more than 270 children and young people since it was established in 2013.

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Lorraine Kelly appeared to make a dig at Prince Harry on Thursday as she questioned why a man in his late thirties would expect to still be funded by his dad.

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Stevenston beach park’s is set for a £500,000 boost after the F.R.I.E.N.D.S environmental group put a number of plans forward.The organisation is working alongside North Ayrshire Council to enhance the natural landscape and make it a more interesting place for people to visit.One proposal is to include the site in the council tree planting strategy, which was introduced earlier this year, to plant 108,000 new trees across North Ayrshire by 2030.The first phase is to increase the 'natural area to promote biodiversity' but the park closest to the residential properties will keep its maintained lawn.And F.R.I.E.N.D.S hopes to expand the two current areas of woodland towards the eastern boundary of the park by planting more trees.Dune

Scottish Government has launched a £1 million pound support fund to help 40 new legal trainees in an effort to boost the profession during COVID recovery.

Spotify founder Daniel Ek has insisted that he’s serious about his bid to buy Arsenal and has the necessary funding for the move.It comes after Ek, who founded the streaming service in 2006 is estimated to be worth £3.4billion, reportedly recruited Arsenal legends Thierry Henry, Patrick Viera and Dennis Bergkamp in a bid to buy the club from beleaguered owner Stan Kroenke.Arsenal and Kroenke were condemned last week for their role in plans to join a newly constructed European Super League, a breakaway competition designed at rivalling the Champions League.Ek, who first announced his interest on Twitter, told CNBC: “I have secured the funds for it and I want to bring what I think is a very compelling offer to the owners and I hope they hear

Apple - Android Now, as soon as restrictions allow, The Hope Hub will set to work creating a large polytunnel, raised beds, pathways, plant saplings, as well as installing benches and fencing plus purchasing tools and supplies.Willie Moyes, a volunteer with The Hope Hub who leads on fundraising efforts, believes a great number of people in the surrounding area will feel the benefit of their project, which he hopes will open in earnest in June this year.He said: “We’re doing everything we can to create a space that can be enjoyed by as many people as possible in the community.

The first public memorial event allowing families bereaved by coronavirus to honour their loved ones has been plunged into doubt - because organisers have failed to raise the funding they need to put it on.

Oh man, where are all the QAnon people? The scandal is right here? It’s almost like these new conspiracy theory folks have an inverse relationship to evidence: the more proof there is of crime, the less they believe it.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the region“I have always enjoyed being outdoors so the chance to work and learn on the farm was just what I was looking for.”Ewan has now become a real asset to the dairy, working hard at all aspects of the job and has already proven to be a reliable member of the team.William Bryson, the dairy farm manager, said the fund has been great and he has appreciated the support especially in the current climate.William said: “I first became aware of the fund when I was playing a round of golf with a friend of mine who works for the council.“It sounded like a great idea and I knew of a local lad who was looking for work.

Ayr town centre is bidding to win up to £10,000 of national funding.Narture, the contemporary project looking to boost cultural links in the local community, hopes to land the match funding from Creative Scotland.A total of 20 creative projects across the country are vying for a share of the £75,000 funding pot.Money raised by each project will be matched on a first come, first serve basis for up to £10,000 per project.Narture bosses say they are looking for support to "enliven empty shops and spaces" in Ayr.The project, co-founded by father and daughter team, Robert and Saskia Singer, was born from the creation of their experimental bakery/kitchen called 'BREAD' in the town's historic quarter."We bake real bread to earn the dough to fund

Kylie Jenner took to social media to clear up a 'false narrative' after fans accused her of not doing enough to help a makeup artist in need of monetary assistance following a devastating car collision.The 23-year-old cosmetics queen posted a lengthy message on her Instagram Story detailing the events leading up to her decision to share a crowd funding site for Samuel Rauda after he was involved in a collision and needed emergency surgery, a financial blow to his family who had initially set up the GoFundMe page.'I feel it's important for me to clear up this false narrative that i've asked fans for money and am not paying for my makeup artist's medical bills,' she wrote on Monday afternoon.