Monday, 28 July 2008

Diary Entry - 28-07-2008

Diary Report for Emma Hay on July 28th:

The diary begins at 11:24, when Emma Hay was at a location 2.3km North-East of Kirkcaldy Railway Station .
Local News Stories
Tram work brings more disruption
Motorists are set to experience more disruption from tram works in and around Edinburgh.

Union warns over social work cuts
Plans to halve the number of key staff at a children's social work service could leave it facing "meltdown", a union claims.

Emma Hay left this location near Kirkcaldy Railway Station at 11:24 and spent 12 minutes travelling, arriving at a location 2.4km South-West of Cowdenbeath Railway Station at 11:36.

Journey Distance: 15.1km   Average Speed: 72km/h   Primary method of travel: undetermined

Emma Hay stayed at this location near Cowdenbeath Railway Station for 1 hour and 9 minutes.
Weather Conditions: Sunny intervals
Max Temperature: 17°C
Min Temperature: 14°C
Wind Direction: East-North-East
Wind Speed:
Local News Stories
Tram work brings more disruption
Motorists are set to experience more disruption from tram works in and around Edinburgh.

Union warns over social work cuts
Plans to halve the number of key staff at a children's social work service could leave it facing "meltdown", a union claims.

Emma Hay left this location near Cowdenbeath Railway Station at 12:45 and spent 1 hour and 25 minutes travelling, arriving at a location 0.2km South-West of Killin (Centre) at 14:10.

Journey Distance: 95.8km   Average Speed: 65km/h   Primary method of travel: undetermined

Emma Hay remained at this location near Killin (Centre) until the diary ends at 15:14.
Killin village  Pipe band in Killin  Killin, Stirlingshire 
More pictures from this area
Weather Conditions: Sunny intervals
Max Temperature: 22°C
Min Temperature: 15°C
Wind Direction: East-South-East
Wind Speed:
Local News Stories
Concerns for battlefield heritage
Scotland's largest conservation charity says proposed legislation may not protect battlefield sites like Bannockburn.

Gladstone books go under hammer
A large collection of books owned by 19th century prime minister William Gladstone and his family are auctioned.


Report Summary

Total No. of Journeys: 2
Total Distance Travelled: 110.9km
Total Travel Time: 1 hour and 37 minutes



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