A former nightclub in Livingston could become a new care home if developer proposals are accepted by West Lothian Council. He explained that they'll be doing a launch party on 21 December, the famous Christmas eve party on 24 December, Fab Friday on the 27th and then a club night on Saturday the 28th.

After Megan B Rice started reading the Qur’an on TikTok, she decided to convert. Photograph: Courtesy Megan B Rice Morrison Community Care are delighted to have the opportunity to bring our sector-leading expertise to Livingston with Almondside Luxury Suites,” said Sokhi. The care home will also be leading-edge in its approach to any future pandemics with innovatively designed preventive measures implemented throughout the building whilst all residents will have access to various health and wellbeing activities that will be established with local community groups and small businesses. The proposal described the new development as a “contemporary styled building complemented by high-quality landscaped grounds.” Like many communities across Scotland, there is a shortfall of specialist accommodation that caters to the needs of the elderly but as a result of our collaboration with CCG and Holmes Miller, we are catering to this demand by delivering a sustained programme of developments as well as creating a standard of living (and service) that is meticulously designed to meet the needs of every resident.”To celebrate the re-launch, journalist and Club NME founder Mark Beaumont recently reflected on the history behind the live music series, and explained how it went on to evolve into “the biggest indie club promoter in the UK”.

Morrison Community Care has proposed turning Club Earth into a care service centre with private residential nursing and dementia care for up to 66 residents, reports Edinburgh Live. Nefertari Moonn described herself ‘spiritual’ before she began reading her husband’s Qur’an. Photograph: Nefertari Moonn Zareena Grewal is an associate professor at Yale who is working on a book about Islamic scripture and religious tolerance in American culture. She said that this TikTok interest wasn’t entirely unprecedented. The proposed development, dubbed as ‘Almondside Luxury Suites’, would provide residents with private dining facilities, a cinema, a hairdressing salon, private en-suite bedrooms, and outdoor recreational space.

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Nursing staff would be available 24/7 and employed as part of a locally-based recruitment drive that could see up to 150 jobs created across a wide variety of roles and disciplines. The nightclub shut down two years ago but remains in impeccable condition as it's now home to the Life Centre church. Owner Darren Laurie has spent thousands turning his Club Earth venue in West Lothian into a fright fest after his venue closed two years ago. There were initially plans for a 'last hurrah' party last Hogmanay but they were cancelled. Billed as the 'LivingDeadston ScareMaze extravaganza', a promotional video tells viewers to "forget Livingston". Read More Related Articles The more Rice read, the more the text’s contents aligned with her own core belief system. She found the Qur’an to be anti-consumerist, anti-oppressive and feminist. Within a month, Rice took the shahada, Islam’s official profession of faith, bought hijabs to wear, and became a Muslim.