'Keep your sons close' Pervert who had sex with boy aged 11 moves to Scotland

iOS - Android Scottish SPCA inspector, Heather Lawson, said, “On November 7, 2019, we attended Edment’s property following a complaint of dog neglect to our helpline by Police Scotland, who had attended regarding a separate matter.“They detailed how concerned they were for a dog they had met at the property who was skin and bones, and another who was underweight.“When we attended, we found Rumple to be in extremely poor health.

dog died as a result of his neglect. Police raised concern after two dogs were discovered at the Wishaw property of 19-year-old Jordan Edment and described as “skin and bones”.

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.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Lidl has announced plans to open dozens of new stores in Scotland as part of an expansion drive that will also pave the way for hundreds of extra jobs.The German discounter announced the openings as part of a pledge to reach 1,000 stores in the UK by 2022.It said £1.3bn will be invested into the project, which includes opening 50 new stores over the next 12 months in the UK overall.In total, the budget

garden you could be missing out on opportunities to save money.Searches for ‘garden party ideas’ increased by 111% between February and March 2021, with even the likes of ‘outdoor seating’ spiking by 141% in the same time period. This suggests that gardens are becoming the top priorities for Scots and while most people know that double glazing can save you money on heating bills but you can make further savings by planting a tree or a well-positioned fence.

South Lanarkshire was allegedly ‘pestered’ by a 'creepy' delivery driver. Amylee Gemmell was left feeling ‘scared’ after using the app to order a meal from a fast-food restaurant in Hamilton on June 16.

Scotland has recorded a weekend spike in the number of Covid patients being treated in hospitals across the country.Figures published by the Scottish Government and Public Health Scotland today show 158 people are currently being treated for the virus in the nation's hospitals compared to 128 on Friday.The rise comes as a further 1,250 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Scotland in the last 24 hours – including 112 in Ayrshire.Public Health Scotland say the national figure is lower

Pets4Homes list financial concerns as one of the top five reasons a pet is given up and the Scottish SPCA say: “Before making the decision, you investigate the costs of pet food, pet insurance, grooming and fees at your local veterinary centre so that you are fully prepared for the ongoing costs of having a pet.” Dog charities and money-saving professionals agree that in order to get the most out of having a dog they have to fit into your family's budget and the good news is that there is plenty

Lewis Capaldi sent Scotland fans wild over the weekend after he flashed a huge crowd in response to a hilarious chant. The Scots singer joined hundreds of Tartan Army supporters at Glasgow's SWG3 to watch the Scotland vs England game on Friday.

abortion services to be retained. The organisations insist changes to the system, brought in as a result of the Covid pandemic, have “eliminated some of the unnecessary barriers to quality abortion care in Scotland”.

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treat yourself to that manicure or bouncy blow dry. But where's the best places to go for hair, makeup, nails and other beauty treatments? We take a look at some of Scotland's most loved salons with the best glam squads who often have big celebrity names come to them for the ultimate pamper.

Scotland's Home of the Year 2021. Series three of the popular BBC show has seen judges Anna Campbell Jones, Michael Angus and Kate Spiers travelling from remote pockets of the country to cities in the search of incredible homes.

iOS - Android The authority say there is so much to do and see across South Lanarkshire and whether a local or a welcome guest everyone can contribute to making the most of the natural beauty and wildlife by leaving nothing behind when they enjoy the outdoors.The campaign was launched with a national advertising campaign fronted by popular Scottish comedian Janey Godley who lends her voice to radio and online adverts.Janey told Lanarkshire Live: “It’s no secret that I love Scotland and all the

coronavirus vaccine has been approved for use for 12 to 15-year-olds in Scotland, the UK medicines regulator confirmed earlier today.