Student Journalism output from BA and MA students at UWS
Stephen Montgomery who leads the national group that is pushing for more support with rates and recognition for workers across Scotland’s bars, restaurants and hotels sheds light on the challenges and successes […]
On today’s visit UWS News were welcomed by Glasgow Caledonian Crushers, who are a wheelchair rugby club. I caught up with a few members of the team and we chatted about the […]
by Ewan Coleman With the rugby World Cup entering the semi final stage, there is excitement building as we near the end of the tournament, however another exciting version of the sport […]
By Sean Boyle Caledonian Crushers Wheelchair Rugby Club is based in Glasgow with players from all over Scotland as they are the only team in the country, they were established in 2010. […]
by Adam Kennedy As a young player at either Celtic or Rangers, it can be tough to carve out a career for yourself playing for one of Glasgow’s big two week-in-week-out. Youngsters […]
by Adam Kennedy Getting promoted, regardless of whichever division your club is in, is one of football’s ultimate highs. A whole host of effort, both physically and mentally, the final day of […]
by Adam Kennedy The phrase ‘a full-contact disability sport’ may seem like an oxymoron. However, the Caledonian Crushers – Scotland’s only wheelchair rugby team – put that theory to bed. Jen Lang […]
By Kieran Gallagher The Caledonian Crushers are Scotland’s only wheelchair rugby team, who compete all over the UK and currently play in the sport’s second division. Despite the immense pride the players […]
By Anna Konovalenko Photo by Anna Konovalenko Wheelchair Rugby was first designed in Canada in 1977, however, it’s just 30 years later the sport made its debut at the Paralympics in Sydney […]
By Euan Wood The famous Hampden steps have witnessed a plethora of spectacular sights over the years, with players leaving as legends, legacy’s immortalised and sequential captains borne aloft a trophy that […]
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