Cops release CCTV footage of man wanted in connection with Glasgow city centre assault that left victim in hospital

direct to your inbox A pub in Manchester city centre has been hit with a fine after it allowed customers in to drink during the coronavirus lockdown.

Chicago-area police are investigating a double homicide that triggered an Amber Alert for an abducted 1-year-old boy. Riverdale police said Clarence Hebron, 32, was being sought in the killing of Jessica Abeal, 26, and her brother Damien, 27, and the abduction of his son K’Marion, according to reports.The incident happened in the overnight hours Friday at an apartment.

struck by a vehicle in Glasgow city centre. Emergency services responded to the incident at the junction of North Street and Sauchiehall Street.

Fife have been used to make a facial reconstructions in a bid to identify a man whose death remains unexplained. We previously told how the grim discovery was made inside a unit on an estate in Whitehill Road, Glenrothes on Sunday, September 20.

Anyone who recognises the man in the image is asked to contact BTP by texting 61016 or by calling 0800 40 50 40.In both cases, quote reference number 102 of 09/11/20.Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

after we observed 50 cars making the turn in just half an hour.Seven years later, traffic gridlock around Manchester city centre remains a problem, particularly on routes heading towards Salford and Trafford at rush-hour.

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mounting tensions between Greater Manchester leaders and the government over lockdown measures.

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After months of exercising at home, fitness fans will soon have a new luxury facility to explore in Manchester.Plans for a new million-pound gym have been revealed in the city centre.Taking shape on Great Ancoats Street - currently the site of some much-loathed roadworks - the new gym will be a collaboration between two existing brands.Lifestyle Fitness will be turning the two-storey unit into a boutique health club, in partnership with Northern Quarter gym V1BE.The new flagship site in Ancoats

Manchester cty centre walking tour has been named as one of the best in the world.Invisible Cities, which offers three different guided tours around the city has been handed a 2021 Lonely Planet Best In Travel Community award.Each year the tourism publication ranks the top spots to travel across the globe for the following year.And the tour company has been ranked best as Lonely Planet re-imagines its awards following a year that saw the world grind to a halt.Invisible Cities offers three guided

Perth city centre street was jailed for 12 months when he appeared for sentence at the sheriff court. John Reid (32), of Skinnergate House, Perth, also had his name added to the Sex Offenders’ Register.

A huge tower offering 360-degree panoramic views from hundreds of feet above Manchester could appear over Christmas - should lockdown restrictions allow it.Described as ‘one of the tallest mobile attractions in the world’, SkyView360 is set to appear in Exchange Square under plans submitted to Manchester council.The slow-moving rotating observation deck lined rises from the base of the LED-lined tower, which would be set up adjacent to Selfridges and the Arndale, to reach a height of 80 metres -

Greenock was targeted with a petrol bomb. We told how residents at Kincaid Court in the Inverclyde town were evacuated after a ground floor flat was targeted on September 28.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens It’s understood their attacker pulled up beside them in a dark coloured Ford car before launching an assault.Police probing the incident, which happened at around 12.25pm on Tuesday, are appealing for witnesses to come forward.They victims were left badly shaken by the onslaught.Officers are scouring CCTV and quizzing potential witnesses in a bid to identify the thug who carried out attack.Inspector Tracy Harkins, from Paisley’s community

Ardwick Green has been drawn up with the aim of unlocking the area’s potential - particularly through the redevelopment of vacant brownfield sites.The community which has grown around the three-acre green, which was Manchester’s first public park, is increasingly attracting the attention of developers and investors.It also borders the £850m regeneration of Mayfield and the neighbourhood of Brunswick, which is undergoing its own £106m regeneration programme.By adopting a neighbourhood development

Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty, who has pushed for police budget cuts, called 911 after a Lyft driver canceled her ride and asked her to get out of his car.  According to a dispatch report, Lyft driver Richmond Frost, told two Portland Police Department officers who responded to the scene Nov.