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Lewis Michie

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As seen in: STV News, STV News (Glasgow and West), Evening Express, Inside Pulse, Clyde 1, Northsound 1, Greatest Hits Radio (South Coast), Hits Radio Lancashire, Hits Radio South Yorkshire
Reporter @STVNews | Formerly Forth/Northsound 1 | John Schofield Trust fellow | Views my own.
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Mum of Leith murder victim channels grief into life-saving bleed kit campaign

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By Christina O'Neill Verified, Lewis Michie Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
The mum of a man stabbed to death on the streets of Leith has distributed more than 100 emergency bleed kits across Scotland following her son’s murder. John McNab, 22, died following an unprovoked attack by a teenager in Edinburgh in September last year. The youngster, who cannot be named because of his age, was sentenced to life in prison last month with a minimum of 17 years. Determined to do something following her son’s death, Lisa Petrie launched her ‘Not In Vain’ campaign.
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'Lock knives away to stop children stealing them from shops'

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By Christina O'Neill Verified, Lewis Michie Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
Lisa with her son John McNab, who was stabbed to death in Leith last September Lisa Petrie The mum of a man stabbed to death on the streets of Leith has called for knives to be taken off shop floors and treated like video games and alcohol. John McNab, 22, died following an unprovoked attack by a teenager in Edinburgh in September last year. The youngster, who cannot be named because of his age, was sentenced to life in prison last month with a minimum of 17 years.
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Biker to climb North Berwick Law 63 times in 63 hours in 'Everest' challenge

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By Lewis Michie Verified, Christina O'Neill Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
A motorcyclist is raising money for a medical transport charity by attempting to scale North Berwick Law 63 times in as many hours. Joe Cairney is marking his 63rd birthday to raise money for Blood Bikes Scotland, the charity he has volunteered for since he retired four years ago. The charity provides a free, 365-day-a-year courier service delivering urgent medical supplies for NHS Scotland.
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