An 82-year-old has earned the title of "cushion queen" among her friends and family after raising more than £129,000 for charity.She started volunteering decades ago after a personal tragedy changed her life, and Susan Wilson - Mrs O'Neil's daughter - says making the cushion covers has saved her mum’s life.
The 82-year-old sews every day, creating cushion covers that she sells at an Accord Hospice charity shop in Paisley, where she works three times a week. The cushion covers feature animals and feature tartans, thistles, or Scottie dogs, and have been bought by customers from across the world, including some in North America, Africa and Australia.Greens say SNP bowing to 'reactionary forces'Watch: The curious case of the murder of Brian LowWoman jailed for murder of schoolgirl Caroline GlachanGreen members are to vote on whether to end a power-sharing deal with the SNP after it scrapped key climate change targets.
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