A charity that supports visually impaired veterans in Paisley hosted its very own Veterans Olympics.

Over the past few weeks, veterans from Sight Scotland Veterans at the Hawkhead Centre in Paisley and others from across Scotland took part in a series of inclusive events, winning gold, silver, and bronze medals in a variety of sports and activities sports.

Events included archery, acoustic shooting, bowling, boccia, curling, and axe throwing.

Participants also engaged in pool, dominoes, virtual reality games, and Olympic-themed quizzes.

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Lorraine Bruce, acting deputy manager at the Hawkhead Centre, said: "The Sight Scotland Veterans Olympics has been an incredible success, bringing joy and excitement to our veterans.

"Over the course of two weeks, the centres were alive with activity as daily events like bowling, archery, curling, axe throwing, pool, dominoes, and quizzes gave everyone a chance to participate.

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"We even adjusted our rota to ensure that all veterans could try their hand at new activities, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive.

"Veterans who had never experienced some of these sports and games eagerly took on the challenge, and the atmosphere was buzzing due to that added element of competition.

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"The highlight for many was receiving their medals, which added a thrilling competitive edge to the event.

"It was truly heartwarming to see the enthusiasm and determination in each participant, and the camaraderie that developed as veterans engaged with different groups and made new friends.

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"Many of our veterans have discovered new hobbies and interests because of their participation, which is a wonderful outcome."