Concern growing for missing Scot as police launch appeal

Paisley man who hasn't turned up for an appointment. Police are searching for John Smith, 53, who was last seen on Brown Street in his hometown on Friday morning.

Leven in Fife and was last seen at his home address address on Poppy Grove around 8.30am on Friday, 25 May. The 15-year-old is described as being around 4ft 5in tall with short brown hair.When he was last seen, Stuart was wearing a light grey hoodie, dark grey/black jeans and black and white trainers.Inspector James McGuiness, of Levenmouth Response Policing, said: “We are becoming increasingly concerned for Stuart and are asking for assistance to help trace him safe and well.

Police have launched a probe after the horror incident happened at around 10.45am yesterday morning. Emergency services raced to the scene and the 23-year-old worker was rushed to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

Police have launched a hunt for firebugs after a storage area within a flat in Paisley was deliberately set alight. Fire crews were called to the scene of the empty flat inside the unit on Orchard Street around 10.30pm yesterday, June 24.

disappeared around 1.40pm on Thursday, June 24. Cops say the 61-year-old was last seen near to the city's Barrhead Road and have released a description in a bid to track him down.

Officers have renewed an appeal for missing 22-year-old Shelly-Ann Daly from Lanark as concern grows for her welfare. Shelly-Ann was last seen around 6.10pm on Saturday, 19 June at the Palace Grounds in Hamilton.

iOS - Android He was last seen wearing a burgundy anorak and was carrying a large holdall.Sergeant Fiona Wallace of Airdrie police station said: “Paul likes to travel to different areas of Scotland and goes for nights away, but it is extremely out of character for him not to be in touch with his family.“They are becoming increasingly worried about him.

missing woman last seen at the top of Scotland's highest mountain. Sarah Buick was last pictured at the summit of Ben Nevis around 5am on Tuesday morning and has not been seen since.

Johnstone as concern grows for his welfare. Gary Smith, 15, has been reported missing and was last seen at Johnstone Train Station around 11.35am on Monday morning.

Glasgow at 1.58am on Tuesday 22 June. The fire brigade were able to extinguish the fire on all of the vehicles as well as the exterior of a two-storey property.There were no casualties as a result of the blaze.

iOS - Android Shelly-Ann is described as, 5' 5" tall, and has brown hair (different from attached image), brown eyes and a medium build.At the time of her disappearance she was wearing a grey jumper, black leggings, black and orange Nike trainers and was carrying a brown and white bag.A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: "If you've got any information, please contact 101 quoting incident number 'PS-20210619-3992'."

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Police are desperate to find a man who vanished one week ago wearing a Scotland top. George Critch suddenly disappeared from Inverness leaving his family 'extremely distressed'.

Rutherglen.George Shannon has failed to make contact with his family after last being seen in the Main Street area of the town at around 10am on Monday, June 14. The 83-year-old, who is also known to visit the Toryglen area, is described as being small, of a heavy build and with grey hair.Officers believe he may be wearing glasses and uses a mobility scooter.

Perth flat. The discovery was made yesterday (June 7) and the death has been described as "unexplained".One eyewitness said police dressed in white overalls were present at the location at around 10.40pm on Monday evening.Officers and police units were also spotted outside the building throughout today, with enquiries currently ongoing.

Police have launched an appeal to trace a missing man from Clackmannanshire.Peter McCormack was reported missing from the area and officers now concerns are growing for his welfare.The 63-year-old lives in Glenochil Village.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send coronavirus updates at 5pm on weekdays, and a round up of the week's must-read

Police have launched an appeal for information after a wilful blaze was started in Armadale.Fire crews and cops were called to the scene this afternoon around 2.10pm.

iOS - Android DC Lyndsay McKinnon told Lanarkshire Live : “I am asking anyone who may have seen anything suspicious or anyone acting suspiciously in the area around the time of the incident to get in touch.