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Mother makes plea to young drivers

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Sonia Ewens, a mother of a 19 year old killed after losing control of his car last year, does not want other families to suffer...

Wild goal celebrations lead to Hearts fan taking a tumble

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A LOYAL Hearts fan was hospitalised after being sent tumbling amid exuberant goal celebrations at Saturday's cup final. Jimmy Glendinning, 57, was left lying on a...

Police on the hunt for shed thieves in Bathgate

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HOMEOWNERS are being urged to take extra precautions when locking up their sheds and garages following a series of break-ins in Bathgate,West Lothian. During a six...

“Delivered by Royal Mail” mark to be applied to post

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THE Royal Mail is set to introduce a new postage mark that will appear on all of their letters and packages in order to distinguish...

The only red tape on Jubilee day should be bunting

UK & World 0
Health and safety regulations should not get in the way of Jubilee street parties and celebrations next month. The Government have said people should challenge those...

MoD must do more to help veterans

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The Ministry of Defence should work with devolved administrations to improve the life of veterans says Scottish Minister. With nearly a quarter of a million armed...

Otter cubs thriving after heavy rain rescue

Scottish News 0
Flash and Flood are very lucky otter cubs after surviving separation from their mother during heavy rain in Inverness. Named by the Scottish SPCA, the male...

Cash and crack seized in Aberdeen

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A four-figure sum and £7,000 of Crack Cocaine has been seized by police at an Aberdeen address. Officers from Grampian Police Major Investigation Team made the...

UK Renewable energy could prosper with £9.5m Edinburgh facility

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The Scottish Conservatives say the new £9.5million wave and current test facility to be built at the University of Edinburgh highlights the benefits of Scotland...

Police raids in Lossiemouth

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POLICE raids were carried out at various Lossiemouth addresses on Friday morning after growing concern that the quality of life of the town’s residents is...

Scots could pay for university tuition

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SCOTTISH students will have to pay tuition fees if the SNP are to charge EU students for university education. A European law states that countries have...

American teenager dies on Scottish beach

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A 19-year-old who died suddenly on a Shetland beach on Saturday has been named as American student Evan Padraig Dube. Evan, from Plaistow, New Hampshire was...

The timing of Megrahi’s death is “utterly uncanny”

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THE writer of a new play about the town of Lockerbie which  premiers on Saturday said the timing of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi death is “utterly uncanny”. “The Lockerbie...

Majority of AA members support points on licence for car litter louts

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SIXTY one per cent of AA members think people caught throwing litter from cars should be punished with three points on their licence, a fixed...

From waste to water: scientists examine solution to red mud problem

Scottish News 0
SCIENTISTS at the University of Glasgow are working to turn a toxic industrial waste product into a material which can be used to treat contaminated...

Dancing in attempt to break the Guiness World Record

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DANCERS from schools around Edinburgh will join the attempt to beat the Guinness World Record today. Schools around the world will go to their school halls,...

Correct those awkward romantic moments with new film

Entertainment 0
EVER MET someone you fancied only to be left thinking “why did I say/do that?” moments later? Well, an interactive film from a Duncan of Jordanstone...

Over £1.1 million confiscated after guilty pleas to overfishing

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High Court in Edinburgh today four fishermen who had previously pled guilty to landing undeclared fish at Fresh Catch Ltd and Alexander Buchan Ltd between...

Traffic instructions for visitors to Glamis Gathering

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GLAMIS Gathering takes place on Sunday, May 20 at Glamis Castle.  Gates are open from 10.30 am onwards.  A large volume of traffic is expected. ...

Scottish Conservatives power on half of Scotland’s mainland councils

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THE Scottish Conservatives have significantly increased their presence on local authority administrations as a result of the elections earlier this month. The party holds some level...
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