Arbroath asthma sufferer scales Ben Nevis two weeks after being let out of hospital
A young woman with severe asthma has climbed Ben Nevis just two weeks after she was let out of hospital.
Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Lung damage bacteria sniffed out by dogs in cystic fibrosis research
Dogs can sniff out bacteria that is a major of cause of lung damage in people with cystic fibrosis before it takes hold, according to a study.
Arbroath woman scales new heights in fundraising effort for Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Sisterly love reached new heights at the weekend as Lisa Marshall raised money for Cystic Fibrosis Trust.
Pop-up Dundee boutique raises £7,600 for Cystic Fibrosis Trust
A pop-up ladies boutique in Broughty Ferry has raised several thousand pounds for charity.
Charity pop-up shop opens today for two weeks
A pop-up shop will opens in Broughty Ferry today for two weeks to raise funds for a very worthwhile cause.
Dad and daughter raise £2k walking the West Highland Way
A Dundee father and daughter duo have raised more than £2,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust by completing the West Highland Way.
Dundee father and daughter take on 96-mile walk for cystic fibrosis
A Dundee father and daughter have their sights set on conquering the West Highland Way - all in support of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.
Family of sick Dundee child Zoe ‘gobsmacked’ after stranger gives £1,800 for dream trip
A Dundee toddler battling a life-threatening condition is to go on a dream trip to Disney World after a stranger donated his £1,800 work bonus.
Dundee cancer survivor bids to send sick young girl on dream trip to Disney World
A Dundee man who lost a kidney in his own battle with cancer is now hoping to raise money for a sick toddler’s dream to visit Orlando’s Disney World.
Over £11k raised at charity ball for Dundee girl, 2, with cystic fibrosis
The parents of a two-year-old girl with a “life-shortening condition” raised £11,200 for the charity which helped them come to terms with their daughter’s future.
Don’t stop until you hop enough!
Onlookers must have thought they were hopping mad when they saw 32 people bouncing across the Tay Road Bridge.