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Journey to Top of the World City Teens Tell of Himalayan School Quest
THEY were forced to endure searing heat, serious illness, monsoon rain and mosquito bites - and they had their blood sucked by leeches falling from the trees. But the end result for the 26 youngsters from Glasgow - some as young as 16 - was a new school for a deprived village high in the Himalayas, new friendships and an unforgettable experience.
HOT GROWN UP GLAMOUR: returns for autumn, with polished looks leading the way. It's time to smarten up girls!
IT'S hardly on a par with having to live in a damp council flat - but for the Queen, it's a serious problem. She is seeking an extra GBP1million a year to repair 'crumbling' Buckingham Palace and several other royal properties.
Why Use Bus If You Have a Car?
I DON'T see why this is a surprise. If you have a car why would you want to use a bus? The idea that more buses will solve the transport problems of Glasgow is a non-starter. I look forward to the SPT's proposals for a Subway system that travels up to Eastwood Toll and Newton Mearns. Meep, Shawlands
Don't Trust Promise of Extra Cash
THE "Shock call to scrap Glasgow's GBP74million transport museum" (Evening Times, June 28) makes me wonder if Glasgow City Council knows what it's doing? It wasn't that long ago that our museums were put into a charitable trust which, if I recall, was to make applying for grants and funding easier.