Hillary SillittoHillary Sillitto is a retired Systems Engineer, living in Edinburgh. He started his career at Ferranti in Edinburgh, and worked for many years at Thales Optronics in Glasgow. Later in his career he was seconded into a senior civil
Hillary Sillitto is a retired Systems Engineer, living in Edinburgh. He started his career at Ferranti in Edinburgh, and worked for many years at Thales Optronics in Glasgow. Later in his career he was seconded into a senior civil service
Hillary Sillitto is a retired Systems Engineer, living in Edinburgh. He started his career at Ferranti in Edinburgh, and worked for many years at Thales Optronics in Glasgow. Later in his career he was seconded into a senior civil service
John Carruthers was and still is an outdoor enthusiast and this drew him to civil engineering as a career which offered more outdoor opportunities than most. He graduated from Glasgow University in 1965 and as a means of delaying the
Catherine Wallace is a Community Safety Advocate with over 30 years within the Fire Service. She has carried out various roles during this time including Supervision of office staff, Secretary to Chief Officers and Community Co-ordinator to name a few,
Catherine Wallace and Carol Smith 11th April 2023 Catherine Wallace is a Community Safety Advocate with over 30 years within the Fire Service. She has carried out various roles during this time including Supervision of office staff, Secretary to Chief
Alf Young 14th March 2023 Alf Young has had three careers in a life that now stretches to nearly eight decades.. Born in wartime Greenock he had to survive a bout of diphtheria that could have proved fatal before he
A SHORT HISTORY OF SCOTTISH MEDICINE Gordon Lowe was Professor of Vascular Medicine from 1993; and Chair of the Scottish Clinical Guidelines Network (SIGN), 2002-2007. His talk comprised an introduction to Scottish Medical History, tracing its evolution during the Pre-historic,
A SHORT HISTORY OF SCOTTISH MEDICINE – PROFESSOR GORDON LOWE Gordon Lowe was Professor of Vascular Medicine from 1993; and Chair of the Scottish Clinical Guidelines Network (SIGN), 2002-2007. His talk comprised an introduction to Scottish Medical History, tracing its
The Future of Glasgow ‘It’s time to admit that Glasgow is a dump – but we can reboot it.’ declared Philip Rodney, formerly a lawyer and latterly a feature columnist of the Times, in a recent headline (Times: 19th
