Community Element - Brian’s Good News 14 September

2018-09-14

Brian brings 4 more goo news stories. Woodside Community Centre recently celebrated with 2 volunteers as they celebrate 60 years of service between them. THe ladies are Sylvia Davidson and Rosella Thompson. A N E Chipper - Low's Traditional Fish and Chips in Westhill is celebrating being Scotland's Best Fish and Chip Shop. It is still in the competition to be Nationally recognised across the UK along with 9 other companies. The companies are being assessed by Seafish. A family withy an a...

Brian brings 4 more goo news stories.

Woodside Community Centre recently celebrated with 2 volunteers as they celebrate 60 years of service between them. THe ladies are Sylvia Davidson and Rosella Thompson.

A N E Chipper - Low's Traditional Fish and Chips in Westhill is celebrating being Scotland's Best Fish and Chip Shop. It is still in the competition to be Nationally recognised across the UK along with 9 other companies. The companies are being assessed by Seafish.

A family withy an autistic son is delighted with a new fence constructed at their home by The KPA - The Kyber Pass Association and its volunteers. The family say that the new fence has made a huge difference to them.

Metro Aberdeen Club Member Ruth Wolfe has completed a 235 mile run from the east coast to the west coast of Scotland to raise funds and awareness about mental health issues. To find out more visit Mental Health Aberdeen.

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