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Laura Ferguson

Laura Ferguson

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Assistant Editor, Glasgow Live

Glasgow

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Young people, education digital culture, LGBT+ TV, celebrity

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cancer

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Total articles 6580

  • Aberdeen cancer patient 'sent home to die' forced to fly to US for life-saving treatment

    By Laura Ferguson Verified, Billy Gaddi Verified| Aberdeen Live Verified An Aberdeen man has said his cancer-struck wife was "sent home to die", leaving the couple left with no choice but to travel to the US in a desperate bid to save her life. Susan Webster, 60, who is originally from Arizona, was diagnosed with lung cancer at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary in July 2024. However, the retired nurse and her husband Keith claimed that they were told nothing could be done due to the risk of possibly puncturing her lung while taking a biopsy, the Daily Record reports.

    By Laura Ferguson Verified, Billy Gaddi Verified · Aberdeen Live

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Firefighters remain at scene of massive Aberdeenshire blaze 17 hours on

    By Laura Ferguson Verified| Aberdeen Live Verified Firefighters remain at the scene of an Aberdeenshire farm this morning, 17 hours after the blaze erupted. The fire ripped through two large farm buildings at Philorth Farm, near Fraserburgh, yesterday (Monday, April 14), with the alarm raised at around 4.20pm. Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) crews rushed to the scene with six appliances in attendance at the height of the blaze as firefighters worked overnight to extinguish it. No one is thought to have been injured in the incident.

    By Laura Ferguson Verified · Aberdeen Live

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Aberdeen cancer patient 'sent home to die' forced to fly to US for life-saving treatment

    By Laura Ferguson Verified, Billy Gaddi Verified| Aberdeen Live Verified An Aberdeen man has said his cancer-struck wife was "sent home to die", leaving the couple left with no choice but to travel to the US in a desperate bid to save her life. Susan Webster, 60, who is originally from Arizona, was diagnosed with lung cancer at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary in July 2024. However, the retired nurse and her husband Keith claimed that they were told nothing could be done due to the risk of possibly puncturing her lung while taking a biopsy, the Daily Record reports.

    By Laura Ferguson Verified, Billy Gaddi Verified · Aberdeen Live

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Glasgow Live

KCCS created by persons to get some more details about service.

Glasgow, United Kingdom

+44 141 309 3420

Founded: 2022