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SELECT managing director calls for regulation of electricians following Grenfell Inquiry

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SELECT managing director Alan Wilson has reiterated the urgent need for the regulation of electricians. This comes in the wake of the Grenfell Inquiry's recommendations...

Remote working hub blueprint identified for Scotland’s rural communities

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A RESEARCH project investigating the impact of remote working hubs has uncovered a potential model for supporting Scotland’s rural communities. Led by Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC)...

Rarity of elusive “1 in 100,000” albino squirrels questioned after Scots share sightings in and around Edinburgh

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THE rarity of elusive “1 in 100,000” albino squirrels has been questioned after several Scots have shared their sightings of the red-eyed rodent in and...

Brits slam “information overload” instructions for River Thames safety equipment kept under lock and key, concerns it could delay rescue

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A MAN has slammed the “information overload” on instructions for safety equipment at the River Thames, concerned it could delay a life-saving rescue.  Rodney Evans stumbled...

Fed-up Brit comes up with crafty way of deterring cold callers – by charging them £10 a minute to make their pitches

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A FED-UP Brit has come up with a crafty way of deterring cold callers by charging them £10 a minute to make their pitches.  James Jeagar...

Escaped tarantulas cause chaos in Scots town- with one of the exotic spiders meeting an untimely end at the hands of a terrified local 

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SCOTS have been left horrified after two pet tarantulas were spotted in residential streets- with one later meeting an untimely end.  A video shared to social...

Labour MP heckled in constituency pub by disgruntled locals, branded “traitor” who is “not welcome”

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WATCH as a Labour MP is branded a “traitor” and heckled in a pub in her own constituency by disgruntled locals.  A video shared yesterday shows...

Iconic wall outside Abbey Road Studios vandalised with Israeli political graffiti as Palestine conflict rumbles on

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THE ICONIC wall outside Abbey Road Studios has been covered with political graffiti in protest against Israeli hostages being held as the Palestine conflict rumbles...

Locals and tourists left disappointed after pub awning blocks part of Derry Girls mural 

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LOCALS and tourists in Derry, Northern Ireland, have been left disappointed after a new awning built on a pub blocks part of the city’s Derry...

Brits left stunned by wine prices in London general store – with bottles selling for more than £4,000   

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BRITS have been left stunned by the price of wine in a local shop serving one of London's most expensive developments with bottles in the...

Refuse workers forced to dump mountain of rubbish on residential street after fire breaks out in the back of bin lorry 

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A BIN lorry has been forced to dump its contents in the middle of a residential street after a refuse fire broke out inside it.  An...

Pair of bold thieves seen forcefully snapping bike chain to steal bicycle from residential street  

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WATCH as two brazen thieves steal a bike from outside a house in broad daylight on a residential street as cars and pedestrians watch on.  Footage...

IntoNetZero launches in Scotland with support from Anas Sarwar to boost diversity in energy sector

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A NEWLY founded non-profit aiming to increase diversity in the UK’s energy sector has launched in Scotland with the support of Scottish Labour Leader Anas...

Building Relations teams up with Cyrenians to combat Scotland’s homelessness crisis

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ONE of the UK's leading property PR agencies, Building Relations, has announced a new partnership with Scottish homelessness charity Cyrenians. The partnership aims to raise awareness...

Glasgow-based Pest Solutions wins big at National Pest Awards

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PEST control company, Pest Solutions, has cemented its status as an industry leader by winning two major awards at the National Pest Awards in London. Organised...

Entitled man slammed for attempting to pass police cordon spotted again on same day trying to intrude on scene of fire

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AN ENTITLED man who was seen attempting to pass a police cordon at an accident was spotted again later the same day trying to intrude...

House-hunters offered bizarre opportunity to own 1950s nuclear bunker set in the heart of the Peak District

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HOUSE-HUNTERS have been offered the bizarre opportunity to own a 1950s nuclear bunker set in the heart of the Peak District.  The rare piece of history...

Councillor hits out at “empty head” vandals who cut down lamp post before it’s even finished – after seemingly mistaking it for CCTV camera

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A COUNCILLOR has hit out at “empty head” vandals as a new lamp post was cut down before it was even finished – after the...

Entitled ‘clown’ slammed for repeatedly trying to walk through scene of accident despite police officer’s instructions

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WATCH as an entitled man’s repeated attempts to walk through the scene of an accident are thwarted by a “remarkably tolerant” police officer.  The area around...

Ben Nevis hikers treated to unexpected bagpipe performance by ’90-year-old’ man at summit of mountain

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HIKERS reaching the summit of Ben Nevis were treated to a surprise as they were met by a bagpipe performance from a "90-year-old" man.  Footage shared...
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