It was a busy morning at the Academy last Friday with around 100 girls from 5 local primary schools joining in the Spartans Community Football Academy Girls Festival – the second year we have hosted the event (writes Nichola Sturrock). Continue reading Spartans’ Girls Football Festival is great success
Police have arrested another twelve men in relation to the violence and disorder at last month’s Scottish Cup final after carrying out operations at addresses in Edinburgh, Fife and Glasgow early yesterday morning. Continue reading More arrests over Hampden disorder
Saturday 18 June 11.30am – 2.30pm
West Pilton Neighbourhood Centre
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Scottish national governing body Snowsport Scotland has excelled in its first series of roadshow events promoting accessible entry routes into the increasingly popular world of snowsports. Continue reading As Scotland sizzles … success at Snowsport Roadshows!
Spartans Community Football Academy are hosting a Girls Football Fun Day for local primary schools on Friday 10 June. This will be the second year of this annual event and Craigroyston, Ferryhill, Trinity, Pirniehall, St Davids and Wardie P6 & 7 girls will be taking part.
This Saturday, West Lothian’s Premier Wrestling company, Reckless Intent, returns to Murieston Scout Hall for their latest Professional Wrestling blockbuster: Everybody Wants to Rule the World. Continue reading Something different this Saturday?
The Scottish Football Association has confirmed it is to set up an Independent Commission to investigate the disorder that marred Saturday’s Scottish Cup Final at Hampden. Continue reading Pitch invasion: SFA to set up independent commission
Investigations into the aftermath of Hibs Scottish Cup victory at Hampden on Saturday are ongoing and police are appealing for the support of spectators to help their inquiries. Continue reading Hampden pitch invasion: Furious Rangers call for independent investigation
Hibernian FC has confirmed that it will co-operate fully into any inquiry into the pitch invasion which followed the club’s historic Scottish Cup win at Hampden Park. Continue reading Police launch investigation into Hampden pitch invasion
“All I can say is to plan your journey, get to the game on time, don’t overdo it with the drink and have a great time.” – Superintendent Alan Murray
As Rangers and Hibernian fans head to the sell-out Scottish Cup Final at Hampden Park today, Police Scotland is reminding fans to get to the ground in plenty of time, go easy on the alcohol and to leave the pyrotechnics at home. Continue reading Safety advice ahead of Scottish Cup Final
