Kids cause 'thousands of pounds' worth of damage to Lanarkshire high school

missing Scots woman who was last seen taking a selfie on top of Ben Nevis. Devastated friends and family are among those hoping for the safe return of Sarah Buick, 24, who was last seen at 5am on Tuesday morning atop the UK's highest mountain.

Johnstone High School have been honoured with a top environmental award for their work cleaning up the community.Youngsters at the Beith Road secondary school picked up the Summer Clean Hero Award, which was given to them by environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful.The award nod recognised the school’s contribution to the charity’s Clean Up Scotland campaign, and particularly the Summer Clean, and it will be given additional litter picking equipment, provided by Helping Hand Environmental,

nasal cavity. Donations poured in from strangers after a campaign was launched to help the mum, from Paisley, marry her partner Steven this summer before she passed away.But she died last month before making it down the aisle after doctors said there was nothing more they could do.

school kids will get a share of £215 million as part of a mission to close the country's attainment gap. The pot of cash falls under the Government's expanded £1 billion Attainment Scotland Fund.

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 paedophile who confessed to having an “unhealthy sexual interest” in children was snared with more than 2,400 indecent images and videos.Barry McCormick, 34, was caught with horrific videos and pictures depicting the sexual abuse of girls as young as six, and boys as young as 12, when cops raided his house following a tip-off from child protection

schoolgirl died after falling from a roof above a supermarket in Largs. The 13-year-old, named locally as Sarah from Fairlie, is thought to have fallen from a height just before midnight on Saturday.

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.

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slimmer Gemma Gourlay started sharing her low-calorie fakeaway recipes online she had no idea she would end up becoming a TikTok sensation. The 25-year-old mum, who shed more than 100 pounds in 21 months, has more than 44,000 followers and her fun videos featuring low fat meals and snacks have wracked up nearly half a million likes.

Falkirk Council binman has compete the West Highland Way for a fifth time and all for a good cause. David Kowal took on the arduous 96-mile challenge in aid of Scottish Autism last month and was joined by two of his colleagues, Gary Hamilton and Jose Farrell.But they had to withdraw due to due to blisters.

Falkirk area primary school have struck gold after winning a prestigious prize for their efforts in promoting and realising children's rights. Langlees Primary School fewer than 100 schools out of 2,500 across Scotland to receive the Gold Rights Respecting Schools Award from UNICEF.

Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.Vandals caused damage to St Martin’s Primary school last week.The culprits had climbed onto the roof of the Renton facility and damaged the five-aside goal and park bench.According to West Dunbartonshire Council, while on the roof, they also damaged the roof vents which will now need to be inspected, repaired and paid for by public funds.Education convener, Councillor Karen Conaghan said: “Our

iOS - Android However, crimes of threatening/disclosure of intimate images are up from 76 to 102 in Lanarkshire and there were 356 more fraud crimes according to the Police Scotland figures.A drop of 372 house-breakings were recorded, meanwhile common assaults on emergency workers increased by 185.The force welcomed the drop in some crime numbers but pointed to lockdown contributing to less house-breakings.The pandemic is also thought to be the reason for a huge increase in virtual crime and

iOS - Android Leading the musical contribution for this year’s event the Edinburgh-born singer/songwriter topped the UK Christian charts last month with his song; When I Found Jesus.A talented classical guitarist he studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.

Kinross has received the Queen’s award for voluntary service, the highest honour in charity work. Broke Not Broken is the only charity in Perth and Kinross - and one of just 18 in Scotland - that will receive the prestigious accolade.

Nicola Sturgeon announced that some council areas in the central belt would remain in Level 2 lockdown due to the rise in cases. It comes as Yousaf and National Clinical Director Professor Jason Leitch said earlier today Scotland is currently in the "foothills" of a third covid-19 wave.

virus expert. Hugh Pennington, emeritus professor of bacteriology at Aberdeen University, said Holyrood leaders repeated the same devastating errors as Westminster.