Niki Tennant

Louise Gallagher, 42, will lead her team, ‘Lou’s Army’, in the Beatson Cancer Charity’s ‘Off the Beatson Track’ 10K walk, which will take crowds through the streets of Glasgow city on Sunday, August 25.

Louise Gallagher, 42, was given the devastating news that she had an extremely rare cancer of the cervix - but has vowed to make the most of her final moments with loved-ones

A pioneering Lanarkshire project's greenspaces are helping homeless people to flourish and grow

Charity Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) is celebrating 10 years of Diana children’s nurses — specialist roles that were created and named in honour of Princess Diana and funded by the government to commemorate her life and work. Here, a Scots mum explains how her family is supported by one of three Diana children’s nurses, Louise Esson, who empowered her to cope as her child approached the end of his life - and beyond.

“I felt like he felt safe. I think he felt loved. CHAS and Louise helped us see it is all quite a beautiful thing, in the end. It was a very special moment we realise we were lucky to have.”

A Lanarkshire business boss says college and an apprenticeship were the making of him

Lanarkshire team is taking to the dancefloor to mark the 30th birthday of tragic Eilidh

Little Grace-Louise, from Houston in Renfrewshire, was diagnosed with an extremely rare form of epilepsy, weeks after suffering her first seizure at just seven months old.

A four-year-old girl with a rare genetic condition that can cause her to have up to 30 seizures a day has received huge support from fundraisers to help with her round-the-clock care.

Big-hearted rugby players are among the supporters who go the extra mile to enhance the life of much-loved little girl, Grace-Louise