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Other Sport for 27 November 2008

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Y-Cats strut like veterans on Tayside despite novice status Nov 27 2008

AN all-new hip-hop/cheer squad have roared on to the county scene.Read

St James’ hosts duo Nov 27 2008

TWO West Lothian soccer stars are set to show off their skills across the border after details emerged of a planned trip to Newcastle.Read

McPake denies rumour effects Nov 27 2008

LIVINGSTON’S James McPake says the speculation regarding the future of the club is not affecting the players in the Almondvale dressing room.Read

’Tis the half season to be jolly Nov 27 2008

ARE you looking for the perfect Christmas present for the football fan in your house?Read

Youth fixtures & results Nov 27 2008

WEST Lothian Association of Youth Football Clubs (WLAYFC) fixtures and results.Read

Wrestling event puts belts at stake Nov 27 2008

THE Scottish School of Wrestling returns to West Lothian next month when Redemption comes to Whitburn.Read

Junior results Nov 27 2008

RESULTS did not go well for various East of Scotland clubs last weekend, with West Calder taking the biggest beating – a 5–0 drubbing from Super League side Glenrothes.Read

County golfers will face a real test when they visit the Kingdom of Fife Nov 27 2008

HARBURN, the venue for West Lothian’s match with East Lothian on Sunday, fell victim to Saturday night’s snow and the fixture has had to be pushed back to January of next year, writes Russell Cameron.Read

Cup woes persist as Linlithgow Rose suffer another dumping Nov 27 2008

Arniston....... 2 Linlithgow...... 2Read

Pupils have smashing time at special badminton coaching Nov 27 2008

PUPILS from Deans Community High in West Lothian joined more than 3000 other children from schools across Scotland at the Kelvin Hall International Sports Arena last week to take part in the annual Bank of Scotland play badminton carnival.Read

GUNS N’ Roses returned this week with their first new album in 17 years. The rockers have sold more than 100 million albums but will people buy their new offering? Nov 27 2008

Do people even buy new music anymore? Digital downloading is overtaking record buying across the world but is it doing the same in West Lothian? The Courier took to the streets of Bathgate to find out.Read