Volunteer award for Alan

MARCHMOUNT Bowling Club president Alan Glendinning was taken aback at the club’s annual prizegiving night after being handed a Bowls Scotland National Volunteering Award.

By Zac Hannay 12:36 PM, 12 Dec 2024

Sport

Alan was nominated for the award for promoting inclusion, being a positive role model and leader.

He has been a member of Marchmount for eight years, and has played a pivotal role in supporting and coaching Amy Buck, a B1 classified blind bowler, who represented Scotland for the first time in 2023.

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