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Desperate search launched for missing girl, 12, who police fear ‘may be with two men’

An urgent search is underway for a missing 12-year-old girl, Isabelle Lindsay-Nandra, also known as Bella, who police fear may be in the company of two men. Bella was last seen leaving school at 3.30pm on Tuesday. The Metropolitan Police believe that Bella travelled from Bexleyheath, south-east London, to Woolwich and then to King George…
Several early signs of Dementia that are easily mistaken as signs of ageing

Several early signs of Dementia that are easily mistaken as signs of ageing The Alzheimer’s Society has revealed that early signs of dementia are often confused for old age – but there are key differences to keep an eye out for. Dementia is a term used for a range of neurological conditions that cause the…
Alex Salmond hailed as ‘giant of a man’ as hundreds gather for memorial service

Alex Salmond, the former Scottish First Minister, was remembered as a “giant of a man” during a public memorial service in Edinburgh, where hundreds gathered to pay their respects. Salmond passed away suddenly in North Macedonia at the age of 69 in October, leading to an outpouring of tributes from politicians and members of the…
British Gas expert shares five free tips for reducing heating bills this winter

British Gas Expert Shares Five Free Tips to Reduce Heating Bills A British Gas expert has revealed five free tips to help homeowners cut down on their heating bills ahead of an expected rise in energy prices after the festive season. With the Ofgem energy price cap set to be increased post-Christmas, customers are urged…
JOHN MURDOCH’S DRIVE TIME: We reveal how the Renault Scenic E-Tech scooped Scottish Car Of The Year prize and preview revamped Kia EV6

The Renault Scenic E-Tech has been awarded the prestigious title of Scottish Car Of The Year by the Association of Scottish Motoring Writers (ASMW) in association with Arnold Clark. The award ceremony, held at the Dalmahoy Country Club in Edinburgh, saw the Renault Scenic E-Tech impressing the judges with its versatility, comfort, driving range, quality,…
MOVIE REVIEW: We see if it’s worth paying the fare for horror ‘Black Cab’

**Movie Review: ‘Black Cab’ – A Horror Worth the Fare?** Is it worth paying the fare for the horror film ‘Black Cab’? In this chilling tale, Nick Frost takes a menacing turn as a terrifying taxi driver who takes a couple, Anne (played by Synnove Karlsen) and Patrick (Luke Norris), on a ride they will…
Award-winning snapper is guest speaker at Motherwell Photo Society

Award-winning Photographer Shares Insights at Motherwell Photo Society Renowned photographer, George Robertson, recently graced the Motherwell Photographic Society with his presence as a guest speaker. George, a member of the Milngavie and Bearsden Camera Club and the Scottish Photographic Circle, is celebrated for his exceptional work and was just awarded the Mountain Photo of the…
North Lanarkshire Council refuse to grant permission for major housing development in Croy

North Lanarkshire Council has declined to grant permission for a significant housing development in Croy. The proposal, jointly submitted by Dullatur Golf Club and Hallam Land Management, sought planning permission in principle for a development comprising up to 650 homes on a 37-hectare site at the golf club. However, the site is designated as greenbelt,…
Janey Godley’s inspiring achievements as comedian makes her final journey

Janey Godley, renowned Scottish comedian, is being honoured today as she makes her final journey. The beloved comedian sadly passed away earlier this month after bravely battling cancer. In November 2021, Janey revealed her ovarian cancer diagnosis, undergoing treatment and sharing her journey with her fans. Despite facing setbacks, Janey continued to work and tour…
NHS Grampian ends ‘critical incident’ that saw patients diverted to other hospitals

NHS Grampian has resolved a ‘critical incident’ after patients were redirected to other hospitals due to capacity issues. The health board declared the critical incident on Thursday evening, citing high patient volume at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. Both ARI and Dr Gray’s Hospital had been operating over capacity since September, with occupancy rates exceeding 100%. This…
