Police to step up patrols at beauty spot to check visitors aren't travelling from outside area

Scottish Fire and Rescue and Kirkcudbright Coastal Rescue then raced to the scene to attempt a rescue. Thankfully, the sheep known as Larry, was carried to safety and is currently resting up.Photos of the response were shared online by a member of the rescue team.

police investigation has been launched after memorial benches at a Fife park were completely destroyed having been set on fire by heartless firebugs. The wooden seats in Dunfermline’s Pittencrieff Park were found ablaze at around 7pm on Wednesday, January 27.

direct to your inboxA man has been charged after police stopped an ambulance carrying a family near a supermarket in Harpurhey.Officers spotted a vehicle pulling into an Asda car park at around 10pm on Wednesday (January 28).Blessing Mukaukirwa, 32, has been charged with single counts of driving while disqualified, driving without a license, driving without insurance, using a vehicle with unauthorised blue lights, and failing to appear in court.Mukaukirwa, of no fixed abode, is due to appear at

Sylvie Brett and Matt Casey are the definition of “it’s complicated” — and that won’t change anytime soon. Although Chicago Fire‘s Casey (Jesse Spencer) agreed to give Brett (Kara Killmer) space following their steamy makeout session, that doesn’t mean things won’t be heating back up in the future.

Tian Richards (Dumplin’) has been tapped for the role of Tom Swift in an upcoming episode of the CW drama Nancy Drew, which will serve as a backdoor pilot for a potential spinoff series, now in development at the network.

direct to your inboxThis is moment armed police detained a robbery suspect following a police chase that ended in a crash on a major road in south Manchester. The drama unfolded on Wilbraham Road in Fallowfield  late on Saturday night, January 25.

Wigan, this weekend. Last week, Lancashire Constabulary warned those who do not live near the popular walking destination to stay away under the guidance of 'stay local'.

Wigan, last weekend. The Lancashire Police officer advised a non-local visitor that they were breaching Covid-19 guidelines by travelling to the popular walking destination.Soon after, they were assaulted by this individual.

weather. The alarming discovery was made in Uig on the Isle of Lewis yesterday before emergency services were called to the scene.

Middleton and Worsley breached restrictions by travelling to Fairy Glen, in Appley Bridge, near Wigan, on Saturday.

direct to your inboxA driver was caught on Deansgate with stolen taxi plates on his Ford Mondeo - before he led police on a 20-minute high-speed chase. Anas Abuhdaima, 26, initially stopped for officers in Manchester city centre after they pulled him over.

police on a high speed chase so dangerous that force management told officers to stop pursuing for their own safety. Provisional licence holder Liam Thornber, 18, almost crashed several times as he lost control and mounted the verge in the cannabis-filled Audi A3.

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For all the latest news from in and around Bolton, sign up for the free MyBolton newsletterA fight at a beauty spot involving a hammer has prompted police to issue an appeal.The altercation happened on Rivington Lane in Rivington at 2.30pm on Sunday (January 10). Police say the fight between two groups resulted in a car being severely damaged with a hammer. Officers say a black Vauxhall Corsa was also driven dangerously by a man in the car park. It collided with several other cars before fleeing

direct to your inboxPolice bosses have acknowledged some officers “may get it wrong” when enforcing England’s coronavirus regulations and that people are becoming “fed up” with ongoing national lockdown restrictions.Hardyal Dhindsa, police and crime commissioner of Derbyshire Police, said officers had a “very difficult job in really trying circumstances” due to the “ever-changing” Covid-19 restrictions.It comes after the force handed out £200 fines to two women who drove separately to go for a