A disabled child died while waiting over a year to have their application for a new devolved benefit processed.
29.03.2024 - 08:45 / dailyrecord.co.uk
National Trust for Scotland president Jackie Bird will speak at the Galloway members group meeting on Tuesday, April 2.
Her talk in Greyfriars Church in Kirkcudbright will follow the group’s AGM.
Jackie will talk about her memorable places across the NTS estate, illustrated with some gorgeous photographs, and will answer questions from the
audience.
Jackie is a well known journalist and broadcaster who has presented key programmes including Reporting Scotland, Hogmanay Live and Children in Need.
She is committed to using her ambassadorial role at the trust to help its work in protecting Scotland’s historic buildings and natural landscapes and is very enthusiastic about visiting them as often as she can.
The AGM will be at 2pm followed by the talk at 2.30pm.
The cost is £5 for members and £7 for guests.
Please pay in advance by BACS using sort code 800611, account number 00402483 and account name GMG NTS.
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