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Iconic Italian sportswear brand ellesse opens first UK store at Scots designer outlet

Iconic Italian sportswear brand ellesse has made its debut in the UK by opening its first outlet store in Dumfries and Galloway. The new ellesse shop is located at Gretna’s Caledonia Park Designer Outlet, strategically timed to welcome customers during the Black Friday weekend. The ellesse store offers a range of products including T-shirts, tracksuits,…
Burnt-out car discovered upside down on busy Scots path as cops hunt ‘joyriders’

A burnt-out car was discovered upside down on a popular path in Edinburgh, sparking a police investigation into the incident. The car, found on the old railway cycle path at Lochside Place, was noticed by Connor Gartland, 28, on his way to work on Thursday. Images shared by Gartland with Edinburgh Live show the torched…
Man charged with murder of Phoenix Spencer-Horn back in the dock

Man Charged with Murder of Phoenix Spencer-Horn Back in the Dock A man has recently appeared in court facing charges of murder in connection with the tragic death of a woman in East Kilbride. Ewan Methven, 26, did not enter a plea to the murder charge during a private hearing at Hamilton Sheriff Court on…
Christmas-daft Scots mum hopes to save dementia charity by lighting up her home

A dedicated Scottish mum with a love for all things Christmas is on a mission to support a local dementia charity by lighting up her home with festive decorations. Ruth Moore of East Kilbride is continuing her tradition of illuminating her house in aid of the East Kilbride and District Dementia Carers Group, which is…
Scots pensioners to receive between £100 and £300 in winter fuel payments by SNP Government next year

Scots Pensioners to Receive Winter Fuel Payments from SNP Government Scots pensioners are set to benefit from winter fuel payments ranging from £100 to £300 next year, as announced by the SNP Government. The decision, made by Social Justice Cabinet Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville, sees the abandonment of Labour’s means-testing plan in favour of a more…
Typhoo Tea collapses into administration as more than 100 jobs at risk

Typhoo Tea, one of the UK’s oldest and most respected tea companies, has collapsed into administration, putting more than 100 jobs at risk. The company, founded in 1903 by John Sumner, has faced significant financial challenges and has appointed administrators from the firm Kroll to take over. Despite efforts in the past two weeks to…
Heartbroken family of murdered Claire Inglis still ‘begging for answers’ three years after her death

The heartbroken family of Claire Inglis, who was tragically murdered by her abusive partner Christopher McGowan three years ago, is still searching for answers. On the somber anniversary of her death, Claire’s family, particularly her parents Fiona and Ian, attended Holyrood to urge First Minister John Swinney to push for accountability regarding the 28-year-old mother’s…
Skye shooting-accused was ‘fully in control’ of his actions, jury told during closing speech

In a closing speech during a trial at the High Court in Edinburgh, prosecutor Liam Ewing KC informed the jury that the accused in the Skye shooting case, Finlay MacDonald, was “fully in control” of his actions when he allegedly murdered his brother-in-law and attempted to murder three others. Ewing stated that MacDonald’s behaviour on…
Staff at Shotts care home thanked by family for fantastic care to late mum and gran

Staff at a Shotts care home have been praised by a Newmains family for their exceptional care towards a beloved mother and grandmother in her final months. Colleagues at Rosehall Care Home were nominated for their dedication by Catherine Allen and Yvonne Brodie, who appreciated the loving care provided to Catherine’s mum, Sadie Allen, who…


