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. I just thought why not. It's being used as a church so the place is immaculate. The sound system and everything is still there, so there's not a lot of work needed.

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. Preferential green fees for your guests which includes 30 minutes complimentary use of the practice facilities on the day of play. The Qur’an is full of nature metaphors and encourages you to be an environmentalist,” Euceph said. “The Qur’an also has this anti-consumerist attitude, the sense that we’re all stewards of the earth who shouldn’t establish an exploitative relationship with the world or fellow human beings.” 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.He said: "The idea [for the pop-up club nights] came around four or five weeks ago. I saw a tweet from somebody saying something along the lines of 'you don't know what you've got until you've not got it'.

Kirsty Maxwell parents in plea to trace mystery English woman who was at scene of tragic balcony fall 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.Morrison Community Care are delighted to have the opportunity to bring our sector-leading expertise to Livingston with Almondside Luxury Suites,” said Sokhi. 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.” Nefertari Moonn described herself ‘spiritual’ before she began reading her husband’s Qur’an. Photograph: Nefertari Moonn