MORE than 6000 people have signed a petition calling for Scotland's biggest council to provide school transport for a severely disabled eight-year-old boy.
Aaron Cleary cannot walk, talk or eat and has a limited life expectancy. He currently attends The Craighalbert Centre, the Scottish Centre for Children with Motor Impairments.
His parents had to fight a legal battle with Glasgow City Council to secure his place at the school, but now officials have said he will no longer be provided with transport to the centre – 20 miles away from his home.
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