‘Heroes in wetsuits’ Paddle boarders hailed after rescuing pooch that plunged into Scots river

Aberdeenshire on Tuesday. A walker who snapped the images told the Record the incident happened around 12:30pm.An ambulance raced to the nearby carpark but the coastguard helicopter had to be called in to rescue the casualty from the steep hill.An incident response unit was also pictured at the remote site.

hospital after being hit by a car on a Scots street. Emergency crews raced to Buckstone Terrace in Edinburgh around 5pm last night after the 13-year-old was struck by the vehicle.

two car crash in Clackmannanshire believe the driver of a nearby 4x4 may hold vital information. A man was left seriously injured in hospital after his Honda Civic collided with a Vauxhall van on Burnside Farm Road between Alva and Fishcross on Monday, June 14.

Emergency services scrambled to the B942 at the junction of the B9171 in Anstruther, Fife after the crash happened at around 1pm on Sunday, June 20.

Gracemount Primary School headteacher Mr Dimeck to 'express his thanks' to the staff and youngsters who had helped him after he got into difficulty. The 84-year-old had been walking his two dogs on Wednesday when he became stuck on the hillside after coming to a padlocked gate on the route.

Coastguard teams sprang into action after it was thought two people had gone overboard.

beloved pets stranded in Kenya due to Government red tape are celebrating a U-turn.The futures of fifteen dogs and cats belonging to service personnel returning from a two-year tour at the British Army Training Unit in Nanyuki were in limbo this week after fraught negotiations with pet travel officials in the UK sparked fears they could be left behind or stuck in quarantine for months on end.Frantic owners told the Record how Army and RAF officials had made arrangements to allow the pets to

tragic accident has described him as “very, very loving” as she prepares to say her final goodbye. William McNally, 13, passed away in hospital on June 5 after getting into trouble in the water at the River Gryffe, in Renfrewshire, where it’s understood he had been with friends.

River City actor Sean Connor claims he couldn't believe it when he and his friends were asked to leave a Glasgow bar for singing Scotland songs just after the match. Sean, 23, who plays Dylan Christie in the BBC Scotland's soap, was out with five of his pals to celebrate Scotland's first appearance at a men's major finals in 23 years.

River Clyde has been pictured for the first time. Aidan Rooney, from Wishaw, was pulled from the water at Garrion Bridge by emergency services on Sunday after the alarm was raised shortly after 3pm.

sadly passed away following an incident at the Garrion Bridge. Devastated loved ones have paid tribute to Aidan online and said he will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him.

Kilmarnock last night. Police, paramedics and fire crews were called to the scene, near New Mill Road, after the alarm was raised at around 6.40pm.

Emergency services raced to Hareleeshill Road in Larkhall after the horror accident happened at around 3.30pm on Wednesday, June 9.

Perth.Emergency services were called to the scene on Pomarium Street at around 8.30pm on Saturday, June 5, after the alarm was raised. Paramedics battled to save the tragic young man but he was sadly pronounced dead at the scene a short while later.Police Scotland confirmed they were called to the address but said that the death is not believed to be suspicious.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Tributes have been paid to the teenager who died after being pulled from the River Gryffe last week.William McNally, 13, had been in a critical condition in hospital after being pulled from the water by paramedics on Wednesday evening.But police officers confirmed yesterday that he tragically passed away.William has since been described as a “character

River Gryffe. William McNally was rescued from the water near Auchans Farm in Houston, Johnstone, around 6.50pm on Wednesday June 2.

River Gryffe after getting into difficulty has tragically passed away. The 13-year-old was rescued from the water near Auchans Farm in Houston, Johnstone, around 6.50pm on Wednesday June 2.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.A teenager pulled from the River Gryffe three days ago has died.The 13 year old had been in a critical condition in hospital after being pulled from the water by paramedics on Wednesday evening.But police officers have this afternoon confirmed that the youngster has tragically passed away.Emergency services raced to Auchans Farm in Houston following

drugs bust worth £130,000 in West Lothian. Police carried out a search warrant at an address in the Moorelands area of Addiewell on May 25.