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Hospitality businesses demand support at SNP Budget as pubs and restaurants left ‘shattered’
Hospitality businesses are clamouring for support ahead of the SNP Budget as pubs and restaurants struggle to stay afloat, with many being forced to shut down. The hospitality industry in Scotland has been described as “shattered” due to significant increases in the costs of food and drink, as well as soaring energy prices. Recent data…
Scots bodybuilder who filmed himself raping woman in sickening video jailed
Scottish Bodybuilder Jailed for Filming Sickening Rape of Woman A bodybuilder from Scotland, John Allen, has been sentenced to a 13-year extended prison term for filming himself raping a woman in a disturbing video. The 28-year-old from Denny was found guilty of 10 charges, including rape, assault, and filming sexual acts without consent, after a…
West Lothian zoo shortlisted for prestigious conservation prize
West Lothian Zoo Nominated for Conservation Prize The Five Sisters Zoo in West Lothian has been nominated for a prestigious award for their outstanding contribution to helping beavers thrive in the UK. The zoo has been shortlisted for the Great British Wildlife Restoration competition, which recognises efforts to restore native species in the country. In…
Cyclist rushed to hospital after collision with car on Stirling city street
A cyclist was rushed to the hospital after a collision with a car on a city street in Stirling. The incident took place on Spittal Hill, near Airthrey Road, during rush hour on Monday evening. The Scottish Ambulance Service and police attended the scene following the incident that occurred at approximately 5.45pm on November 11.…
Brave West Lothian women who made explosives for war efforts remembered
Brave West Lothian Women Honoured for War Efforts A wreath of handmade yellow poppies was laid at the former site of the munitions factory in Linlithgow over the Remembrance Day weekend. This memorial commemorates the courageous ‘munitionettes’ from Linlithgow who played a critical role in making explosives at Nobel’s Regent Works Munitions Factory during WW1…
Fitness influencer dies after heart attack on family holiday in Turkey
Fitness influencer tragically dies during family holiday in Turkey, with his heartbroken family sharing the devastating news on social media. Jaxon Tippet, a 30-year-old fitness coach and podcaster from Gold Coast, Australia, reportedly suffered a heart attack leading to his untimely passing. His family took to Instagram to announce the heartbreaking loss, describing Jaxon as…
Primary school in Motherwell celebrates after achieving two prestigious awards
St Brendan’s Primary School in Motherwell has recently been awarded two prestigious accolades – the Gold Rights Respecting School Award and the Gold sportscotland School Sport Award. These awards are a testament to the school’s commitment to promoting children’s rights, well-being, and physical activity. Head Teacher, Maura Oates, expressed pride in the school community’s dedication…
Neurologist warns there’s a certain age you should stop drinking beer to prevent ‘cognitive decline’
Neurologist issues warning on age to stop drinking beer to prevent cognitive decline Beer, a beloved beverage worldwide, is now being cautioned against by neurologist Richard Restak in his latest book. In “The Complete Guide to Memory: The Science of Strengthening Your Mind,” Restak emphasises that excessive beer consumption can lead to memory issues, cognitive…
Scots photographer snaps rare aurora and moonbow display over North Lanarkshire skies
Scots Photographer Captures Rare Aurora and Moonbow Display in North Lanarkshire Skies Residents of North Lanarkshire were treated to a breathtaking sight as a rare celestial phenomenon lit up the skies over the Kilsyth Hills on Sunday. The aurora borealis, commonly known as the Northern Lights, made a rare appearance, accompanied by a moonbow, creating…
Simple Google search term could leave you open to hackers who will steal your details
A warning has been issued by cybersecurity experts regarding a seemingly innocent Google search term that could potentially expose users to cybercriminals. The term in question is “Are Bengal cats legal in Australia,” and hackers have exploited it to launch attacks on users’ computers. These cybercriminals create fake websites related to the search query, which…