Last chance to enter photo competition

School pupils i n R u t h e rg l e n , Cambuslang and the surrounding areas have just seven more days to enter our fantastic Brian Logue Memorial competition.

We’ve already had some tremendous entries, and we decided to extend the deadline to give even more kids the chance to take part.

The competition honours Reformer photographer, Brian Logue, who sadly passed away on Boxing Day, 2013 after a short illness.

Brian was a much loved colleague and was a familiar face across the Rutherglen and Cambuslang area during his time with the paper.

He first worked for the Reformer in the 1970’s before returning in 2007.

The deadline for entries is 5pm on Wednesday, December 9, so get snapping.

The competition is open to anyone of school age in Rutherglen, Cambuslang, Toryglen, Croftfoot, King’s Park or Castlemilk, or anyone who attends school in the area.

Last year the top prize was claimed by 10- yearold Robin Ashcroft from Castlemilk with a picture that showed her and her pals making a star shape with their fingers.

Send your entries in to news@rutherglenreformer. co.uk

Reformer editor Douglas Dickie said: “Brian was a fantastic man, a brilliant photographer and a pleasure to work with.

We’re delighted to keep his memory alive with the help of talented school children across the area.

“The entries we’ve had so far have been terrific, but you’ve still got time to enter, so make sure you get snapping.”

Please note, editors decision is final. The winner or winner’s parent/ carer must agree to a degree of publicity.

Usual Trinity Mirror rules apply.

Tree-mendous This festive snap came from nine-year-old Marissa Cooper, a pupil at West Coats Primary. She said: “My picture is ‘The Beautiful Sight’- my families Christmas tree is so special to me as me and my family love and enjoy Christmas so much.”

Flower power Francesca Fairweather (9) is a primary five pupil at Westcoats Primary. She said: “I took this picture on my mum’s phone in my garden on July 2, 2015. I hope you like my photograph and thank you for looking at it.”

Hall right now Darren Girvan (14), a pupil at Stonelaw, took this snap of the Town Hall. He said: “This is where I attend camera action classes on a Thursday night and thought it would be a good idea to take a photo of it at night.”

Thistle This snap was taken by Alexander Fulton (14) at the Kelpies in Falkirk

Art attack Charlotte Fulton (13), a pupil at Stonelaw, captured this image at Calderglen Country Park in East Kilbride