Twilight Basketball for young people on Friday and Saturday nights and school-based basketball projects are to be rolled out to Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Inverness and Stirling. The projects have already proved successful in Glasgow. Funding from the CashBack for Communities scheme to the tune of £1.8m will be put into the scheme, run by Scottish Sports Futures and Basketball Scotland. Kenny MacAskill, Scottish Justice Secretary, said: "Twilight Basketball is already making a real difference to the lives of young people in many parts of...
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Basketball funded by criminal cash to expand across Scotland
A youth basketball scheme funded by money taken from criminals is to be expanded in Scotland.
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