Road closed after three-car smash near to East Kilbride garage

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East Kilbride man wasn’t brought to Hamilton Sheriff Court because of a virus outbreak at HMP Addiewell where he was being held.Don't miss a thing from your area - sign up for the new Lanarkshire newsletter!From the latest breaking news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox.Put your email at the top of this article or follow the instructions on this link!The court heard that the West Lothian prison is currently in lockdown and Sheriff Scott Pattison agreed to deal with

direct to your inboxA man was hurt during a crash in Didsbury.Barlow Moor Road was shut following the two car collision, which happened at about 8.30am today.GMP said one man suffered minor injuries.Both drivers remained at the scene and police did not make any arrests.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions herePictures from the scene show two damaged cars, a black Mercedes

Have you had any confirmed cases of Covid at your school during lockdown? Let us know in the comments here, or email [email protected] 'plan for taking the country out of lockdown' will be published the week commencing February 22, with Boris Johnson stating: "Our aim is to set out a gradual and phased response.

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Haigh Woodland Park Facebook page, one mum said it's unfair on children. She said: "Our poor kids are suffering enough.

East Kilbride, was fined £500 and banned from driving for a year at Hamilton Sheriff Court. He must resit his test if he wants to drive again.

East Kilbride Pipe Major has composed a “haunting” lament in memory of people who have died across the UK from COVID-19.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A man remains in hospital following a serious road crash in Ayrshire.The collision between a car and the pedestrian occurred north of the St Fillan’s Bridge in Largs on the A78 around 10.55pm on January 29.Emergency services rushed to the scene and a 38-year-old man was taken to Inverclyde Royal Hospital with serious injuries, where he remains.A 26-year-old female driver was uninjured.Police are now

East Kilbride teacher, who has penned an enchanting novel for children and young people, is sharing her book and home schooling tools in a bid to rekindle the joy of reading during lockdown. Author Nena Hamilton, who teaches English at Calderglen High in East Kilbride, has combined her full-time teaching career and motherhood with writing ‘The Book of Almost Anything,’ – a labour of love to which she devoted five years.

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Tyldesley, was issued this morning. The decision was taken by Wigan council due to concerns about the safety of a building on the street.A spokesperson for the authority said the building owner's had been asked to put up scaffolding to secure the building, and the road closure would remain until the work was complete.The road is currently closed to traffic while bus services are being redirected.

Bury Old Road near the junction with Middleton Road. They added that Bury Old Road appeared to be closed by the officers.Now, police have revealed that officers were responding to a triple-car smash in Great Cheetham Street East at around 1.40pm.A man was arrested on suspicion of driving with no insurance and robbery.Greater Manchester Police has launched enquiries into the incident.

East Kilbride takeaway and burst into flames sparking a huge police probe late last night. The motor smashed into the food joint at The Murray Square at 11.40pm on Thursday.Police confirmed that the car caught fire after the crash.Nobody was injured in the incident.Officers said enquiries are ongoing and that CID are currently leading on the investigation to establish the circumstances.

M61 due to a lorry fire. The HGV caught fire, along the carriageway between junctions 8 ( Chorley ) and 6 ( Horwich ) at around 4.30am today (Thursday January 28).