In the media

Here are various features and articles about Southwest Scotland RnR which have appeared in the media.

  • Dumfries and Galloway Life Magazine November 2011
    Hats off to Lizzie - featured in one of Scotland's top magazines
  • Bighearted Scot of the Year - The Sun October 17th 2011
    "JENNEFER TOBIN’S dedication to wounded troops earned her the Bighearted Scot of the Year award at a glitzy bash in Glasgow’s plush Radisson Hotel. ..."

  • The One Show August 18th 2011: The BBC comes to Carsethorn
    Courtesy of the BBC
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  • The Mail on Sunday August 2011
    From theatres of war such as Afghanistan, British servicemen come back wounded and traumatised ... and a dedicated Scot helps rebuild their lives.
    "These boys show massive courage and strength. This is a chance to say
    thank you" ...

  • Wright Stuff Extra: Gabby Logan talks to Jennefer 
    Courtesy of Channel 5
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  • Daily Mirror June 2011
    The woman who gets injured soldiers back on track.
    As young servicemen return home from the front line with ­life-changing injuries, it’s often a struggle for them to find support. But one extraordinary woman ­is doing all she can to help.. from her own front room.

  • Daily Record May 2011
    Injured soldiers find solace at Scots refuge. Two really wonderful things happen to them .. they sleep and they laugh again ...

  • Dumfries and Galloway Life April 2011
    RnR charity awarded £3,000 by Community Fund. Southwest Scotland RnR has been awarded £3,000 from the Royal Bank of Scorland thanks to an enthusiastic voting campaign by local residents. ...

  • ITV Tyne Tees Coverage of the fire February 18, 2011

    Courtesy of ITV Tyne Tees

  • Dumfries and Galloway Standard February 23, 2011
    Blaze hits charity. A charity that provides holidays for injured military personnel has been hit by fire. ...

  • Dumfries and Galloway Life August 2009
    Jennefer Tobin wanted to do something for troops returning from active service, so she’s created a holiday centre where soldiers can enjoy rest, fun and a host of activities, helped along by local residents.