SCOTLAND’S senior rabbi Moshe Rubin and Dianna Wolfson, former headteacher of Calderwood Lodge, joined faith and belief leaders from across Glasgow yesterday at a celebration to mark the city’s 850th anniversary.
Dianna was presented with a lifetime achievement award at the Scottish Interfaith Week civic reception in Glasgow City Chambers.
She was one of three recipients - along with Sister Isabel Smyth and Brij Lata Gandhi - recognised for their tireless efforts since the 1970s which have laid the foundations for the city’s thriving interfaith movement over the past 50 years.
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