Volunteers from Glasgow children's hearings receive royal recognition
A volunteer who served at children’s hearings in Glasgow and 'did it for the children' was among the King and Queen's guests at the Royal Garden Party.
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A volunteer who served at children’s hearings in Glasgow and 'did it for the children' was among the King and Queen's guests at the Royal Garden Party.
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