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Lanarkshire Philatelic Society hosts ‘Argentina Revisited’ display
Lanarkshire Philatelic Society Hosts ‘Argentina Revisited’ Display The Lanarkshire Philatelic Society recently hosted a captivating display titled ‘Argentina Revisited’ at their latest meeting. Guest speaker Dr. David Cumming took society members on a journey to South America through an in-depth exploration of Argentina’s rich history. Dr. Cumming provided a “fascinating insight” into the country’s past…
Edinburgh Cowgate dubbed ‘worst street in capital’ in report years before horror bus crash
Edinburgh’s Cowgate, once referred to as the ‘worst street in the capital,’ has been in the spotlight after a tragic bus crash claimed the life of a 74-year-old man. The campaign group Living Streets highlighted the dangers pedestrians face on Cowgate in a report from eight years ago, calling for urgent action to improve safety…
Scottish Water urging householders and businesses to ensure pipes are protected from cold weather this winter
Scottish Water Urges Homeowners and Businesses to Protect Pipes from Winter Cold Snap Scottish Water is advising householders and businesses in Lanarkshire to take precautions to protect their water pipes from the cold weather this winter. By ensuring that pipes are insulated and shielded from freezing temperatures, property owners can reduce the risk of bursts…
Mum operated on by shamed Scots surgeon Ian Paterson ‘not given safest treatment’, inquest hears
A mother-of-two who underwent surgery by shamed Scottish surgeon Ian Paterson was not informed about other medical experts’ concerns regarding the safety of the treatment, an inquest revealed. Christine Baker, a schoolteacher, died in 2015 after following Paterson’s advice to have a “skin-sparing” mastectomy in 2005. However, she saw her cancer return in 2007 and…
Annual theme competition takes place at Motherwell Photographic Society
Motherwell Photographic Society recently hosted its annual theme competition, where club members had the opportunity to judge each other’s images in a fun-filled evening. The themes for this year were “Abstract” for digital images and “Reflections” for prints, offering a diverse selection for members to choose from. After a round of member voting, a three-way…
Police make breakthrough in probe into tragic hit-and-run death of ‘beloved’ Scots dad
Police have made a significant breakthrough in the investigation into the tragic hit-and-run death of a beloved Scottish father, James Craig, in Hamilton. The 70-year-old was fatally struck on the A723 near Quarry Street in the town at approximately 12.40am on Sunday, October 27. Following the incident, a thorough investigation was launched to determine the…
Man added to Crimestoppers ‘most wanted’ list after Scots train station sexual assault
A man has recently been added to Crimestoppers’ ‘most wanted’ list following a sexual assault at a train station in Scotland. The incident occurred at Thornliebank train station in East Renfrewshire on May 1st, where a woman was attacked. Despite previous efforts by the British Transport Police to locate the man, they have now turned…
Wishaw man broke his son’s jaw by kicking him on the face during fight
Wishaw man fractures son’s jaw in a violent altercation A man from Wishaw has been convicted of breaking his son’s jaw after kicking him in the face during a dispute. Graeme Lewis, aged 40, of Hawthorn Drive, Wishaw, appeared before Hamilton Sheriff Court and pleaded guilty to assaulting his 22-year-old son, causing severe injury and…
Scottish Labour MPs urge Keir Starmer to prioritise Jagtar Singh Johal’s release
Scottish Labour MPs Call for Urgent Action to Free Jagtar Singh Johal from Indian Prison Scottish Labour MPs have appealed to Keir Starmer, urging him to give top priority to securing the release of Jagtar Singh Johal, a man from Dumbarton who is facing the death penalty in India, marking the seven-year anniversary of his…
East Kilbride MP and MSP give their reaction to Chancellor’s blockbuster Budget
East Kilbride politicians have shared their reactions to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ recent Budget announcement. The Chancellor disclosed tax increases amounting to £40 billion to support the NHS and various public services. Additionally, companies will face a 15 per cent National Insurance levy on salaries exceeding £5,000 from April, generating an extra £25 billion annually. The…