Gallery

Gallery
Scenes from the Programme 2002-08

The long and the short of it at Lancaster May 2008 – John Palmer and Gemma Jordan

Presenter of an outstanding On The Spot – Jim Caris – Lancaster May 2008

Sunny prospect – Dawn Clarke and Jane Beeko – Lancaster May 2008

One of the programme's patrons, Magnus Magnusson (who died in January 2007)
with a group of delegates

Two former delegates on one of the programme's educational visits to Brussels!

Christolite Ashley, winner of the first-ever award for outstanding promise

Matt Foster and Simon Whalley of the Royal College of Physicians
taking part in a team competition

Policewoman Kate Findlay is presented with her award by Clydeside legend Jimmy Reid

Tina Winn presents Lianne Nagelsztajn (left) with the Inveramsay Medal for an outstanding continuing contribution
to the programme, April 2006

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Dr Marwan Toma, winner of the Inveramsay Medal 2005 with Caroline Wyatt, Paris correspondent of the BBC. Marwan – a gifted Iraqi doctor – was an asylum seeker at the time this photograph was taken. We know he subsequently had to leave the country, having been refused permission to remain. Has anyone heard what happened to him?

Remember the summer of 2005? Well, actually, this was March – the only time we have ever held a semi-final. From left, Ewan Macleod, Martin Bowles, Martin McDermott (head bowed), Lynda Robertson and Alan Lewis. The lady facing the group is often known as Ella – she is a stalwart supporter.

Winner of the Dunblane Medal 2008, Gianna Cassidy, with Dunblane parent, Mick North

Winner of the Inveramsay Medal 2008, Claire Callaghan, with 2007 Young Thinker of the Year, Adele Buckley

Two former Young Scotland Programme delegates, Elizabeth Thomas and Paul Boylan at the Programme Final 2008

Many more pics to follow in the weeks and months to come – so, watch this space!

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