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Glasgow Green was bustling for day two of TRNSMT and the excitement was palpable from dawn until dusk at the long awaited music festival Up to 50,000 music fans descended into the city centre parkland to soak up the atmosphere, the food and drink and electric performances.

dementia in the next five years. It could be useful to help you make lifestyle changes now to slow down progression of the syndrome - which affects 90,000 people in Scotland, according to government figures.Dementia is an umbrella term to describe loss of cognitive functioning - thinking, remembering, and reasoning - to such an extent that it interferes with a person's life.

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stun gun on a Scots street as passing drivers watch on. The man was arrested amid reports two officers were seriously injured after an alleged baseball bat attack on Murray Street in Paisley on Sunday afternoon.

Scots road has been named by police. Steven Armstrong was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash in Annan.

iOS - Android Glasgow came sixth with 3400 while Edinburgh ninth on the list, dropping down to 800 complaints - but West Dunbartonshire received no neighbour noise complaints in the last year at all.Steven Williams, head of Churchill home insurance, said: “The pandemic has seen us confined to our homes which means we’ve probably all become very aware of noises around us.“As we go into more of a ‘new normal’, many of us will carry on working from home, at least part of the time, so noisy

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletterCrime figures revealed a rise in vandalism and assaults in Stirling and a fall in robberies and domestic abuse.The latest data released by Police Scotland deals with the first quarter of 2021 as the country began to emerge from the restrictive measures of the pandemic.The number of the most serious ‘group one’ crimes - which includes murder, robberies and incidents of domestic abuse

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Edinburgh Castle and the Forth Bridge.

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John McGregor has emerged after his death from the gun horror. McGregor was blasted on Westray Street in the Milton area of the city around 7.55pm on Thursday in what is thought to have been part of a bloody feud between rival factions of the Daniel family.

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iOS - Android The latest figures contained in a Police Scotland performance report also show the number of reported serious assaults were down by 27 on the previous year.There was one murder during that period, down from seven in the same period the previous year, and an arrest has been made in relation to that incident.There were 34 fewer crimes recorded that involved the carrying of offensive/bladed weapons.Common assaults rose by 95 but assaults on emergency workers dropped by five.

among the options being considered to slow the recent spike of coronavirus infections in Scotland, it has been reported.

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Chvrches have announced details of two intimate Scottish shows next year.The band, who release fourth album ‘Screen Violence’ this week (August 27), will head home for a pair of small gigs before their full UK tour begins next March.For the two ‘outstore’ shows, organised in association with local record stores, the band will first play in Dundee at Fat Sam’s on March 10, before playing a Glasgow show at SWG3 two days later.Their UK tour then begins on March 14 with a gig on March 14, while