Lanarkshire brothers taking steps to realise dream of making Scotland more mobile

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Two Lanarkshire brothers have joined forces in a bid to help Scotland get more mobile.Jason, 29, and John Clifford, 25, are the driving force behind Carfin-based Muscle Injury Clinic and have been helping people across the area with their injuries and remedial therapies for just over eight years.And now they are ramping up their efforts to fulfil their dream of creating a pain free Scotland.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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The Dojo provides karate, yoga and Pilate classes for all levels, and also runs regular self-defence classes for women in the area.However, since seeing Scottish Health Secretary Humza Yousaf recently launching a public consultation to find out what is currently working well in health and social care and what is not, the brothers were keen to try and impact the lives of the care and mobility of the elderly and disabled.The brothers, both of Wishaw, are also set to provide more local jobs within the community and have opened up a "seating specialist" position and as they grow they have plans to open up further positions.Director John told Lanarkshire Live: "There is a growing concern