Scottish News in Pictures. January - June 2002. Photographs by Stephen Mansfield.

Scottish news events and personalities photographed between January and June 2002 by Scotsman staff photographer Stephen Mansfield with Nikon D1 digital cameras.
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Alison Prince, childrens book writer at her home on the Island of Arran.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 28/06/2002
Author Alison Prince

Pope John Paul 2nd today appointed Bishop Mario Conti as Archbishop of Glasgow.<br>He replaces the vacant seat left by Cardinal Winning who died in June last year. He will officially be installed at a special mass on the 22nd February 2001 in St Andrews Cathedral , Glasgow. 15th Jan 2001
Glasgow's New Archbishop

Scotlands biggest pop festival ,T in the Park starts today (Saturday) and on Friday campers were startintg to arrive in their thousands.<br>Kyle Devine (19) of Paisley checks out the weather from the safety of her tent.<br>Picture by Stephen Mansfield 12/07/2002
T In The Park

Around 20 Arrol-Johnston vintage cars left The Transport Museum in Glasgow today on a 3 day rally ending in dumfries. The event marks the centenary of the oldest surviving cars which were built in Camlachie in Glasgow and later Paisley and Dumfries..<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 17/05/2002
Arrol Johnston Car Rally

Around 20 Arrol-Johnston vintage cars left The Transport Museum in Glasgow today on a 3 day rally ending in dumfries. The event marks the centenary of the oldest surviving cars which were built in Camlachie in Glasgow and later Paisley and Dumfries..<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 17/05/2002
Arrol Johnston Car Rally

Around 20 Arrol-Johnston vintage cars left The Transport Museum in Glasgow today on a 3 day rally ending in dumfries. The event marks the centenary of the oldest surviving cars which were built in Camlachie in Glasgow and later Paisley and Dumfries..<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 17/05/2002
Arrol Johnston Car Rally

Glasgow Art School Fashion for the Future held in the Arches in Glasgow.The annual fashion show where students show off their work. Student Merrill Park models the work of 3rd year student Lisa Severin (21)<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 22/04/2002
Glasgow Art School Fashion

The Norwich Union International Athletics in Kelvin Hall Glasgow Sat 9 March as Colin Jackson wins the Mens 60m hurdles.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield
Glasgow Sport Athletics

TV celebrity designer Anna Ryder Richardson joined three youngsters in Kelvingrove Park to train for the Forresters Big Toddle for Barnardos the charities largest national fundraising event. The half mile wallks will take place all over britain in June.The kids are (left to right) Sam Frame Katrin O'Hara and Hannah Gilchrist all from Newton Mearns.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 24/04/2002
Anna Ryder Richardson

Dancers taking part in the Whyte and Mackay West End Carnival from Botanic Gardens down Byres Road.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 23/06/2002
West End Carnival

Weather girl and now author Vanessa Collingridge at home in Lochwinnoch.<br>Picture by Stephen Mansfield
Vanessa Collingridge

The centre of Glasgow took on a carnival atmosphere, particularly George Square, as fans warmed up for the Champions League final at Hampden.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 15/05/2002
Champions League

Del Amitri singer Justin Currie who has a new album in four years.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 14/03/2002
Justin Currie Of Delamitri

The bronze statue of Scotlands first first minister Donald Dewar was officially unveiled iby Prime Minister Tony Blair at a ceremony in Glasgows Buchanan Street. later Tony Blair visited a community centre in Maryhill.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 7/5/2002
Tony Blair In Glasgow

The bronze statue of Scotlands first first minister Donald Dewar was officially unveiled iby Prime Minister Tony Blair at a ceremony in Glasgows Buchanan Street. later Tony Blair visited a community centre in Maryhill.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 7/5/2002
Donald Dewar Statue

Th strong winds affected HM Queen as she officially opened the British Waterways Falkirk wheel on the Union canal.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 24/05/2002
Hm Queen Opens Falkirk Wheel

HM Queen officially opened the British Waterways Falkirk wheel on the Union canal.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 24/05/2002
Hm Queen Opens Falkirk Wheel

The Glasgow Armadillo on the banks of the Clyde.<br>Picture by Stephen Mansfield
Glasgow Armadillo

The Bells Bridge and the Science Centre on the River Clyde in Glasgow.<br>Picture by Stephen Mansfield
Bells Bridge On The Clyde

The BT Cellnet Cup Semi Final between Glasgow Hawks RFC and Heriots F.P.<br>Ian Leighton brings down D. Proctor<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 31/03/2002
Scottish Rugby Cup Semi Final

The BT Cellnet Cup Semi Final between Glasgow Hawks RFC and Heriots F.P.<br>Kenny Sinclair downs D Proctor<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 31/03/2002
Scottish Rugby Cup Semi Final

Holocaust memorial day -The Scottish Ceremony.<br>First minister Jack McConnell and Lord Provost Alex Mosson joined representatives from religious and minority groups to light candles at the ceremony in Glasgows Royal Concert Hall.. Picturesd are The Reverend Ernest Levy , a survivor of the holocaust and Jonathan Ndongala (9) from Zaire and representing the asylum seekers of Glasgow.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 27/01/02
Holocaust Memorial Day

Artist Peter Howson unveiled his latest exhibition 'The Third Step' at the McLaurin Galleries in Rozelle Park Ayr. It included two controversial nude portraits of artist Madonna.<br>Picture by Stephen Mansfield 10/04/2002
Peter Howson And Madonna

After a half hour delay when the power failed at Rugby Park the 4th Round tie between Kilmarnock and Celtic got under way. Celtic won 2-0. Killies Gary Hay tries to take the ball away from Larson but instead puts it in his own net to give Celtic the lead. <br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 26/01/02
Scottish Cup Kilmarnock V Celtic

Colin Montgomery holds a clinic at his Golf academy at Turnberry.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 24/10/2001
Colin Montgomerie

Customs and excise man Rabbie Burns went into action when he heard of an illicit consignment of whisky coming up the Clyde. 'Rabbies Dram' is a range of malt whiskies and gifts by James Shields MD of Land O' Burns the Ayrshire based speciality whisky company.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 24/02/2002
Rabbie Burns Whisky

Rangers v Motherwell<br>Fernando Ricksen is brought down.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 16/02/02
Rangers V Motherwell

One of the two Renfrew Ferries that runs between Yoker on the North side of the Clyde to Renfrew on the South. Before the Erskine Bridge was built the ferries carried cars, now the Council are wanting to scrap one of the ferries..<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 15/01/2001
Renfrew Ferry

Robin Jenkins pictured in his house in Towatd, Dunoon.<br>Robin is regarded as one of Scotlands greatest writers still writing at 89 years of age. He is being honoured next week (May 2002) with a medal.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 16/05/2002
Writer Robin Jenkins

Laura MacDonald , saxophonist at her home in Lanarkshire.<br>Picture by Stephen Mansfield 26th June 2002
Laura Macdonald Saxophonist

The work of Henry the Eights wives at the Trramway theatre.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 19/04/2002
Tramway Arts Centre

A replica puffer started an historic canal journey, the first time in 70 years. The Wee Spark was built by Jimmy Macfarlane and Arcie Rennie in bowling and is a third size model of a real puffer. It will take part in the opening by the Queen of the Falkirk wheel at Falkirk on Friday.<br>Picture Stephen Mansfield 20/05/2002
The Wee Spark

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