Tempany Grace
Verified
(She/Her)
- Reporter, Clydebank Post
- Reporter, Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter
- Reporter, Ayrshire Today
- Reporter, Largs & Millport Weekly News
Glasgow
As seen in:
Ayrshire Today,
Clydebank Post,
Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter,
Largs & Millport Weekly News,
The Herald (Glasgow),
EIN News,
The National (Scotland),
The Glasgow Times,
Greenock Telegraph,
Dunfermline Press & West of Fife Advertiser,
Inkl,
The Scottish Farmer,
Barrhead News,
Irvine Times
and
Covers:
Human interest, social media, court, crime, charity and everything in between
Doesn't Cover:
Sports
Writer | Words: @ Largs and Millport Weekly News | Helensburgh Advertiser | Email me 💌: Tempany.grace@newsquest.co.uk
Tempany Grace’s Journalist Portfolio
View as a gridHeartbroken Vale family plead with public to be aware of open water risks
Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter
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THE tragic deaths of four people in Loch Lomond in the space of one weekend have sparked emotional pleas from one heartbroken family not to take the water for granted.
I spoke with the family of a little girl who drowned in the waters of the River Leven the year before about the importance of water safety.
Dumbarton man, 91, 'can't wait to see wife again' after receiving Covid vaccine
Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter
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THE first person over 80 to receive a coronavirus vaccination in Dumbarton and the Vale says it was "nothing to fuss over" - and has described how he's looking forward to seeing his wife again ahead of their 70th wedding anniversary.
Mum's plea: 'Help me raise £4k to get my girl her dream trike'
Clydebank Post
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A CLYDEBANK mum is making a desperate plea to the public to help her raise money for a specially fitted trike for her daughter. Sian Langley, who lives in Faifley, is hoping people in the area can help her raise money to buy an adapted Tomcat tricycle for her daughter Emma.
Bankie James tells how he saved driver from motorway car fire
Clydebank Post
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A CLYDEBANK man has described how he rescued a man whose car burst into flames on a busy motorway.
James Doyle was on his way to work on the M80 near Glasgow when he spotted a small fire coming from underneath a Ford EcoBoost parked in the hard shoulder nearby.
'Nobody should feel that suicide is the only way out': Clydebank resident and former professional...
Clydebank Post
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A CLYDEBANK man who shared a football field with some of the biggest names in the Scottish game has opened up to the Post about his mental health struggles in a bid to encourage others in a similar situation to get the support they need.
'Sex work is the only thing I've got to keep my baby fed'
Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter
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Being kicked out by her parents forced Kim into a life being bought by men for sex. Now she's afraid she has to go back to that life after the pandemic just to keep her child alive.
I speak to sex workers about the dangers of their work during the height of pandemic.
Council 'sorry' for sending school parents 'convincing' vaccine hoax
Clydebank Post
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THE council has apologised after a bungle led to Clydebank High School sending hundreds of parents anti-vaccination propaganda disguised as an NHS jag consent form.
A form entitled 'Consent Checklist for Covid-19 vaccination', with the NHS England logo emblazoned on the document, was sent from the main school email address to all parents with children attending the high school.
Care worker fined and banned from roads for driving drunk without licence in Helensburgh
Helensburgh Advertiser
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A CARE assistant who was caught driving while drunk and without a licence in Helensburgh claimed he was attending to a medical emergency at the time.
Vale woman "almost died" from sepsis after being turned away from Vale of Leven Hospital
Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter
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AN ANGRY husband whose wife almost died from sepsis has hit out at the NHS because she was turned away from the Vale of Leven Hospital over a phone call mix-up. Douglas Maclean took his wife Valerie to the chemist from their Alexandria home after he noticed that a small boil on her back was making her unwell.