Scots driver parked car on top of graves sparking fury at cemetery

ploughed into her car.Jessica Aitken's skull was fractured and her jaw shattered, leaving her with long-lasting health issues.Miraculously, her unborn baby survived the crash.On Monday a court heard that when Calum MacIver was asked if he had been drinking he replied 'Aye and what.'MacIver, 64, of Caldercruix, Lanarkshire, admitted driving dangerously and causing serious injury to Ms Aitken.He also admitted being nearly three times over the drink limit.Hamilton Sheriff Court was told the crash

Police raced to the scene after the incident happened on Station Road in Callander at around 5.45pm on Sunday, April 25. Ambulance crews attended and three men who sustained serious injuries were taken to Forth Valley Royal Hospital for treatment.

Blantyre yesterday morning. NHS worker Mark Richards was cycling on Glasgow Road around 11.30am on Saturday when he was hit by the vehicle, believed to be a dark coloured Vauxhall Insignia.

prison last night after numerous cars were deliberately set on fire. Officers probing the terrifying attack say at least five cars were targeted by arsonists in the staff carpark and have been extensively damaged.

HMP Kilmarnock just after 7pm on Friday. Fire crews stayed on the scene for two hours as they battled five car blazes in the prison carpark.

hospital after a van he was working under crushed him when it moved and collided with another vehicle. Emergency crews raced to Ferry Road, Montrose yesterday around 4.10pm to try and rescue the 43-year-old.

Bishopton, a 50-year-old male cyclist had to take evasive action when the driver of a Volkswagen Golf allegedly failed to see him turning into a junction. While trying to avoid a collision the cyclist struck a parked vehicle and sustained serious injuries.

Arbroath, a man was approached by a gang of youths who had been gathering in the park. One teen then allegedly assaulted him and as the group left the area the victims car was vandalised - causing hundreds of pounds worth of damage.

Emergency services scrambled to the scene after the girl was hit by a car outside Leo's Pizzeria on Hamilton Road in Bellshill at around 7.35pm on Wednesday April 21.

Stirling Observer it appeared that the vehicle had ploughed through a fence onto the grass river embankment near Queen’s Haugh Drive by Riverside Bowling Club. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, Scottish Ambulance Service and Police Scotland arrived at the scene following the incident which occurred around 11.30am.Police confirmed the driver was rescued from the water and taken to hospital.A resident said: “The whole area has been taped off.

car fire yesterday. Cops were called to the scene on Kilmuir Drive yesterday, Saturday April, 17, around 11.10am, but the male was pronounced dead at the scene.

Glasgow on Saturday April 17.

takeaway delivery driver urinated in the carpeted hallway of his building.The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, had let the fast food man into the block of flats in Ayr on Thursday evening after hearing the main door buzzer go.But the resident was horrified to discover the man had ‘relieved himself’ in the public stairwell, close to his front door and in full view of a large window.The revolting moment was captured on CCTV which has been sent to the Daily Record.It shows the man walking up

smashed into a shop in Renfrew has been spared jail.Imran Akmal, 32, was handed a £5,000 fine and banned from the roads for three years.Akmal left his brother with a fractured spine after driving at double the 30mph speed limit and ploughing into Ferry Nice Foods.Akmal denied causing serious injury by dangerous driving during the incident on May 14, 2018.However, a jury at Paisley Sheriff Court convicted him of causing serious injury to Usman Akmal - his 21-year-old brother - leaving him with a

West Lothian. Emergency services scrambled to the scene after the child was hit by a red Vauxhall Mokka that was travelling south on Langside Drive in Blackridge at around 6.15pm on Saturday, April 3.

probe after a man in a surgical face mask raided a Scots home before making off with a car. The house was broken into in Colintraive Crescent, in Robroyston area of Glasgow, around 5.30am on Saturday April 10.

pet cemetery sparking a frantic appeal for the owner. The 'heart-wrenching sight' of the black dog was spotted yesterday by a concerned walker at ICare Pet Crematorium in Whitburn.

stalked his wife for more than four years over suspicions she was carrying on a secret affair with his business partner. Business owner Scott Ennis secretly filmed her in the bedroom, recorded her work conversations with a hidden microphone and deployed a member of his staff to spy on her.

schoolboy was left with horror facial injuries after four men jumped out of a car and attacked him. The 15-year-old was assaulted on Friday at around 7.30pm in Ferniegair by the group of thugs.