Salvation Army will spread joy at airport

The Salvation Army will spread a message of love and goodwill at Glasgow Airport this Christmas-with the festive sound of its brass band and a £5,000 donation to help people affected by motor neuron disease (MND).

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Major Iain Hudson, who leads the church and charity's airport chaplaincy team, has arranged for Salvation Army bands to play carols throughout December-leading up to a special singalong concert for passengers and staff on Friday, from noon to 1 pm.

At this event, Major Iain will present a cheque for more than £5,000 to representatives from MND Scotland following months of fundraising by the chaplaincy team and staff at the Paisley transporthub.

Iain said: "Christmas is a time when people look out for each other, and we are proud to support MND Scotland's work with families who face the most difficult circumstances imaginable.