Penny Lancaster June 2015, 6 July 2015. Since series 20 began on 1 September 2015, Lancaster now appears more regularly and has so far appeared three times in September 2015, once in October and November 2015, twice in December 2015, twice in January 2016, twice in March 2016, twice in April 2016, twice in May 2016 and once in June 2016. As of series 21 which began on 5 September 2016, Lancaster now appears weekly. In January 2018, Penny participated in And They're Off! in aid of Sport Relief. In 1999, Lancaster met singer Rod Stewart, who offered to let her take
Rachel Hamilton to celebrate O'Connell's birth with a march and other Glaswegians rose up in protest. Partick's population expanded by over 50% during the 1870s, from 17,700 to 27,400. The centre of what was said to be a major civil disturbance was at Partick Cross. Partick was responsible for its own policing as a police burgh. Hamilton was one of around 30 locals sworn in as special constables, who were responsible for driving the rioters back. Her story is now included as part of a walking tour run by Glasgow Women's Library that highlights notable local women. Rachel Hamilton Rachel Hamilton (1829–1899),