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Tempany Grace
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Reporter, Clydebank Post
Glasgow
Beats
Biography
Reporter for Clydebank Post, Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter and Helensburgh Advertiser. Avid writer, reader, food lover and coffee addict with huge dreams and a passion to succeed. I am always on the hunt to learn new things and meet new people so don't be afraid to say hi. Email me 💌: Tempany.grace@newsquest.co.uk
Human interest social media crime court charity and everything in between
Entertainment, Sports, Gaming, Fashion
Content
By Tempany Grace Verified| Helensburgh Advertiser Verified The home belongs to Shereen and William Costley, who purchased it in 2017 (Image: BBC Scotland) A HELENSBURGH couple are hoping their traditional Victorian house impresses judges enough to make the grand final of Scotland's Home of the Year. Victorian Villa is one of three properties which will compete in next Monday night’s episode of the BBC One Scotland show, searching for a finalist from the west of Scotland.
By Tempany Grace Verified| Ayr Advertiser Verified Fire and police attended the scene in Ayr (Image: Newsquest) EMERGENCY services have rushed to Ayr town centre to the scene of a crash. The incident on Burns Statue Square is causing severe delays in the centre of town. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed with the Advertiser that they are in attendance at the scene. Police Scotland has been approached for comment.
By Tempany Grace Verified| Helensburgh Advertiser Verified Arrochar and Tarbet Community Development Trust have received a grant into a feasibility study for their public toilet plan (Image: Arrochar and Tarbet Community Development Trust) A DEVELOPMENT trust for Arrochar and Tarbet has secured over £48,000 to develop their plans for permanent public toilets. Arrochar and Tarbet Community Development Trust was one of the top beneficiaries of the Crown Estate Scotland grant scheme, sharing a £300,000 pot with eight other initiatives.
Company Info
Clydebank Post
High Wycombe, England, United Kingdom
+44 20 8477 3714