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“The Mariposa Trust are an excellent resource that I’ve just learned of.

“Also big thank you to Hastie Cars for taking me there. It’s hard for me to leave the house, so that was a big deal for me.”

Heather said that even after the Justgiving page is closed, she will continue to fundraise for different charities.

She added: “We plan on doing a ‘lap of love’ around Strathclyde Park later in year for the British Heart Foundation, as it was his wee heart.”

You can still donate to Jaime’s page at www.justgiving.com/ crowdfunding/carolannguthrie-1 A Larkhall woman has been remanded in custody on a charge of breaching an ASBO at her home in the town by shouting, screaming and swearing.

Margaret Meek is alleged to have breached an order imposed on February 10 last year prohibiting her from shouting, talking or swearing at such a volume as to be audible outwith her Craigbank Street home.

The 55-year-old is said to have shouted, screamed and swore so loudly at her home last Thursday, September 28, that it was audible outside the premises. She denied the charge when she appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court the following day.

Sheriff Andrew Mcintyre set the trial for October 27 with an intermediate diet of October 16. He refused Meek bail and she was remanded in custody meantime.