Scotland - The Daily Record

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1. Healthy 'n' Happy's executive director retires after 23 years of service

   Brendan Rooney was 16 when he undertook his first volunteer role in Rutherglen.

2. Reform UK pledges to ban working from home and slash MSP numbers

   Nigel Farage visited a country club in Renfrewshire today to launch his party's manifesto for the upcoming Scottish Parliament election in May.

3. 'My relationship looked perfect..but with every punch and slap I lost part of me'

   Rebecca Davies bravely stood up to describe the cruelty inflicted on her by drum teacher Ben Coffey who frequently told her to die and kill herself.

4. Rutherglen man's five-year Football Banning Order after Wrexham trip

   He was arrested following an assault that took place ahead of the Championship fixture between Wrexham and Millwall.

5. Student left fighting for life after catching meningitis ‘at house party’

   Ross Simpson was in first year studying computing science at the University of Glasgow when he fell ill with sepsis and meningitis

6. Royal Mail issues apology as postal delays hit 4 areas in Scotland today

   Royal Mail has apologised after confirming deliveries will be disrupted

7. Last greyhound racing track boss on demise of sport that once dominated working class life

   Thornton owner Paul Brignal and its last bookie John Carroll lament the huge "misinformed" campaign to kill off the sport they love

8. Nigel Farage given Reform UK 'warning sign' as poll shows most Scots dislike party

   The poll was published just hours before Farage and Offord are due to speak at a party conference in Renfrewshire.

9. Virgin Media will pay £250 if you switch broadband before this deadline

   Virgin Media has launched a flash offer for homeowners to switch from Sky, BT, Plusnet and other providers this month.

10. Glassford gets set for gin and beer festival on March 28

    Glassfest will see Jackson Street closed off so organisers can erect marquees that connect to the hall, allowing them to have two full stages for live music.