Edward Reid backs Monklands toy appeal 2016
ENTERTAINMENT favourite Edward Reid this week added some celebrity support to this year’s fourth annual Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser toy appeal. The singer is once again getting behind the...
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Cycle lane campaigner targeted by road rage nut who is threatening to poison...
A leading cycling campaigner has been targeted by a road rage nut who is threatening to smash the windows and poison the pets of his neighbours. David Brennan regularly films his run-ins with...
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Aberdeen can Stand Free no longer burdened by the weight of history – Gannon
Ninteen years, 120 minutes and then f****** penalties. Stewart Milne’s brilliantly breathless line after the 2014 League Cup final has gone down in Aberdeen folklore. It perfectly summed up what it...
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New Homes: Could you cash in on retirement with shared ownership?
A NEW finance scheme that enables people to release property equity in their retirement is attracting buyers at a development in St Andrews. The shared ownership initiative at the Walled Gardens was...
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Travis make audience Sing as Scottish Music Awards celebrate country's...
Travis closing the show (Photo: Andy Buchanan/PA Wire) Travis stole the show at the Scottish Music Awards as they bagged their own coveted Tartan Clef. The Glasgow rockers closed the 18th annual...
View ArticlePlans approved for new £5million partnership centre in Whitburn
Plans for a new £5million partnership centre for a West Lothian community have been approved. The proposals would see the new partnership centre in Whitburn being developed through a revamp of the...
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Open House: Step inside the new build homes coming to Scotland's market
MILLER HOMES have launched a new development in the Edinburgh suburb of Gilmerton. Kings Gate will offer a mix of 46 two, three and four-bedroom homes, located a few miles from the city bypass and...
View ArticleOne dead and nine others injured in New Orleans shooting incident
ONE person has been killed and nine injured in a shooting in New Orleans. A man died as a result of his injuries after the incident in the French Quarter in the early hours of Sunday. Via twitter,...
View ArticleParkville Hotel pub attack accused found guilty following two-day trial
A Blantyre yob hit a relation of an old school friend with a glass during a bust-up involving up to 20 people in a town pub. Adrian Thompson (21), of Herbertson Grove, had attacked Patrick Kelly at...
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Aberdeen vs Celtic talking points ahead of the Betfred Cup Final
The Red Army are preparing to march, Glasgow’s Green and White are mobilised and the stage is set for the first domestic cup final of the Scottish season. The two best sides in the land – Aberdeen and...
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Glasgow hospital receives £10 million 'super scanner' to boost research into...
AN ultra-powerful £10 million magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner is being delivered to its new home in Glasgow. The 7 Tesla (7T) scanner, which weighs more than 17 tonnes, will allow scientists...
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'All kinds of wrong': Olly Murs almost sick on live TV after trying weird...
Olly Murs was left red-faced after he was almost sick during a live TV appearance. The You Don’t Know Love hitmaker, a guest on Channel 4 show Sunday Brunch, was less than impressed with the food on...
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Hearts chief Ann Budge vows to allow Robbie Neilson to strengthen his squad...
Hearts owner Ann Budge insists Robbie Neilson will be handed funds in January to help strengthen the team’s bid for a top-three finish. Despite the club spending £12million on a new main stand, Budge...
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I'll never grow tired of lifting trophies – Scott Brown celebrates Celtic's...
Scott Brown lifted Celtic’s 100th trophy and immediately set his sights on making it 102 by the close of term with a Treble. The Parkhead skipper led from the front with a dominant display as his...
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Wife, 40, begs judges to let her brain-damaged policeman husband DIE –...
A wife is going to court today to beg judges to let her brain-damaged policeman husband DIE – against the wishes of doctors. A four day trial will decide this week if the life-support machine keeping...
View ArticleJD Sports buy Go Outdoors in a £112.3m deal
JD Sports has acquired outdoor retailer Go Outdoors in a £112.3 million deal. The deal will see Go Outdoors founders Paul Caplan and John Graham leave the business. Sheffield-based Go Outdoors, which...
View ArticleDumfries and Galloway high school pupils form geography team for fieldwork...
Geography students travelled to Arran to collect primary data used to help them complete their coursework. The 19 Higher and Advanced Higher pupils travelled to Ardrossan to catch the ferry. For some...
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Magnificent 17th century map discovered stuffed up chimney of Aberdeen home
A rare antique map that was stuffed up a chimney has been saved after experts carried out intricate conservation work on it. The map of the world, by the Dutch engraver Gerald Valck, is one of only...
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Cyber Monday 2016 is here – and these are the best deals and top retailers...
Black Friday has become one of the biggest global shopping days of the year – with millions of eager bargain-hunters taking to the high street to pick up American-style deals on just about everything...
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Forth Ports set sights on North Sea decommissioning
Forth Ports is set to open a new office in Aberdeen and has appointed a new business development manager to support its oil and gas and decommissioning activity. The port operator has appointed Gavin...
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