Flying Officer Chelsea-Louise Rennie, was awarded the Air Cadets East Award
A West Lothian volunteer has been recognised with an award for her outstanding commitment to her cadets.
On winning a CARA, she said: “I am delighted to have won one of this year’s CARAs. To have won this award means so much because it’s voted for by the Cadets, and they’re the reason I volunteer.” “Winning a CARA encourages me to keep going as a volunteer because it’s evident the work we put in is appreciated by the young people we do it for.”
Livingston Armed Forces Whitburn Borders
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
West Lothian communities could be 'moved' to Lanarkshire under boundary planA local public inquiry will take place in Whitburn early next month to give residents their say.
Read more »
West Lothian Paralympian Jim 'The Swim' inducted into Sports Hall of FameJim Anderson, affectionately known as ‘Jim the Swim,’ is a celebrated Scottish former Paralympic swimmer whose remarkable career spanned two decades
Read more »
No bids received from contractors to take on West Lothian RAAC workAn initial marketing programme failed to attract bids from contractors for the almost £2m job to replace RAAC roofing panels
Read more »
West Lothian roads to be closed for tree felling workTraffic control or partial road closures ranging from one to four days will be in place
Read more »
West Lothian Council backs calls for fireworks clampdownCouncillors slated the weakness of new Holyrood legislation in the light of the disruption in West Lothian and beyond earlier this month
Read more »
Concern as sickness rates among West Lothian Council staff continues to riseThe latest figures showed almost 20,000 days lost between April and September to mental health and behavioural reasons alone
Read more »