I also played for the slightly less local Oban Lorne RFC in the bowl tournament, where we reached the final and played at the Hive Stadium next to Murrayfield. They spent two decades as part of the expat community as John’s business career flourished and he became superintendent of a group of jute mills.

Robina, known as Ruby, was born in Lochee in February 1921 to plumber and gas fitter Robert Moyes and his wife, Isabella, nee Jarvis. However, while completing the diploma, I decided on further study at the university after becoming enamoured with the campus, extracurricular opportunities, and the academic rigour offered by Aberdeen University. We must never return to a situation where people with CF die far too young, knowing there’s a treatment that could change that.” Working to deliver best outcome for people with cystic fibrosisRobina Noble, one of the longest surviving Dundonians to have lived in India during the jute period, has died aged 102. It was during a spell of 90 days’ leave in the UK that John met Robina. They married in December that year after a whirlwind romance and headed out to India. Manufacturer] Vertex, NICE, and the NHS must now urgently work together to find a solution to make these treatments available for all those who could potentially benefit. The 24-year-old was among this week’s Aberdeen University graduates at P&J Live, where she received her LLM in Criminal Justice on Thursday. In her leisure time, Ruby did voluntary work and attended Dorothy Dobson’s exercise classes at Dundee University. She always displayed huge amounts of positivity and kindness both to her close friends and to those she met and interacted with.

Amber, who plans to continue her law studies through either a traineeship or a PhD, managed to excel both academically and in sporting terms. Having such great teams on my doorstep and being able to play high-level rugby has been a highlight of my university experience.

NICE and SMC are currently holding a four-week consultation – which finishes this Friday – before deciding if the three drugs will continue to be offered to new patients. Such is her passion for the field, she plans to study law further through a traineeship or even a doctorate.

The move has prompted a number of parents across the country, whose children have cystic fibrosis, to urge health bosses to reconsider their initial decision, which is based on cost. She added: “My greatest memories of Aberdeen University are shared with the people I met through my studies. During their spell in India, sons Ian and Douglas were born in 1948 and 1953 respectively. They were sent to board at Robert Gordon’s College in Aberdeen but made trips to India and were reunited with their parents on their leave periods to the UK. Mofussil Society He said the bodies that guide the NHS on which drugs it should prescribe had initially said Kaftrio, Orkambi and Symkevi were highly effective for people with cystic fibrosis. A talented rugby player, Amber won the British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) cup final and played at the Hive Stadium, home of Edinburgh Rugby.Together with her husband John, she sailed to India by steamship, arriving in Mumbai in January 1948, on the same day Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated. Mr Ramsden said: “It is important to emphasise that those already taking any of the modulator drugs are not affected by the NICE process because of the agreements already in place. During my two years playing for AUWRFC we reached the BUCS cup final twice, winning once, and I count this medal among my proudest achievements.