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Shotts retailer who saved customer in distress recognised with industry award

A Shotts retailer who recently saved a customer in distress has been honoured with a prestigious industry award. Alison Lennon, the manager of the Day-Today store in Shotts, received the Scottish Local Retailer’s inaugural Astonishing Act Award for her heroism, which left the judges moved to tears. With over two decades of experience working in…
‘I always check in late for flights and board the plane last – there’s a huge benefit’

Travel Expert Reveals the Benefits of Checking in Late and Boarding Plane Last A travel expert recently shared a unique travel hack that could help travellers secure the best seats on a plane without paying extra costs. According to budget travel content creator Chelsea, arriving late for check-in and boarding the plane last might actually…
CHAS launches Christmas fundraising appeal to help give children from Lanarkshire the gift of time

Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) has kicked off its annual Christmas fundraising campaign to support children with life-shortening and incurable conditions in Lanarkshire. The charity aims to raise crucial funds to provide families with the invaluable gift of time and create lasting memories for children facing terminal illnesses in the region. CHAS is focused on…
Donald Trump US election victory sparks Scots rallies as protestors take to streets

Scots Protest Trump’s US Election Victory with Rallies Across Edinburgh and Glasgow In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s election victory in the United States, protestors have taken to the streets of Scotland to voice their opposition. Organised by Stand Up to Racism Scotland, demonstrations were held in Edinburgh and Glasgow, where protestors gathered with anti-Trump…
Liam Payne death probe intensifies with new raids in Argentina

Police in Argentina have conducted a second round of raids in connection with the investigation into the tragic death of One Direction singer, Liam Payne. According to TMZ, authorities in Buenos Aires searched the homes of two hotel workers and a friend of the singer as part of their probe. The raids also extended to…
Two dozen live lobsters stolen from Scots Harbour as cops say they ‘couldn’t have escaped themselves’

**Two Dozen Live Lobsters Stolen from Scottish Harbour** In a bizarre incident, 24 live lobsters were reportedly stolen from a Scottish harbour overnight. The sea creatures were taken from storage at a pontoon at Arbroath Outer Harbour between 5 pm on Tuesday, November 5, and 6 am on Wednesday morning. Police Scotland’s Tayside social media…
Lanarkshire to host part of RAC Rally of the Tests

Lanarkshire will play host to a portion of the prestigious RAC Rally of the Tests, a challenging 750-mile rally that will test the skills of crews and vintage vehicles from around the globe. The four-day event will feature two speed trials at both the Forrestburn hillclimb track and the West of Scotland kart club track,…
Scots primary school set alight amid Bonfire Night chaos across country

A primary school in Darnley, Scotland, was tragically set alight amidst the chaos of Bonfire Night celebrations across the country. The incident occurred on Tuesday, November 5, prompting a response from police officers who were called to the scene on Glen Moriston Road. The fire at the school was swiftly extinguished by the Scottish Fire…
Cops arrest 19 after Scots Bonfire Night chaos that ‘terrified’ communities

**Cops arrest 19 after Scots Bonfire Night chaos that ‘terrified’ communities** Police in Scotland have made 19 arrests in relation to firework offenses following disruptions during Bonfire Night celebrations. The incidents occurred in various areas including Niddrie, Calder Road, Gracemount, and Moredun in Edinburgh, as well as Pollokshields in Glasgow. Large groups of youths were…
Pupils get the chance to pick a pumpkin on their own patch at Cambuslang school

Cairns Primary in Cambuslang recently hosted its inaugural Pumpkin Patch event, giving pupils a special opportunity to pick out their own pumpkin. The event aimed to make the experience accessible to as many children as possible, with tickets priced at just £1, inclusive of a pumpkin to take home. Families flocked to the Pumpkin Patch,…
