Shop becomes 100th Scottish business to be owned by employees

Hollywood star Meghan Fox became a Scottish Lord and Lady after being gifted a title as a present. Machine Gun Kelly, whose real name is Richard Colson Baker, was celebrating his 31st birthday with Hollywood star girlfriend Megan when he told fans about his special present.

Conservative UK government is "becoming quite overpowering", Nicola Sturgeon has said.

disturbance ' at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park. Officers were patrolling the popular West End park when the incident kicked off at around 7pm on Friday April 23.

Calderbank Main Street, North Lanarkshire, by damaging the external metal shutters and the entrance door at around 2am on Friday, April 23. Damage was caused to an internal door with the intention of forcing entry to a cash machine but they weren't able to gain access.They then fled the scene in a blue Audi estate car in the direction of Chapelhall and the M8.

could create jobs in the south of the country. But the First Minister insisted: “Nobody in the SNP wants to see a border between Scotland and England”.

Scots shop and made off with a large amount of money from an ATM in the early hours of this morning. Police have launched a probe after the yobs burst into Day Today on Woodland Crescent in Cambuslang at around 1.40am on Thursday, April 22.

cannabis farm. Officers were called to the house on the High Street in Kirkcaldy at around 2.55pm on Wednesday, April 22.

aircraft crash landed on a Scots beach. The alarm was shortly before 3pm on Tuesday, April 20, after the white plane came down at Shain Bay on the Isle of Jura.The pilot, who was flying solo, miraculously escaped serious injury after the emergency landing but his aircraft was left in a perilous location.A local rescue crew were flown to the scene where they helped move the wreckage further up the beach to avoid the rising tide.

beautician left seriously injured after being crushed by a falling sofa has welcomed guilty pleas by two men who dropped it off a rooftop.Edita Butkeviciute, 31, was treated for a fractured spine and injuries to her legs and lungs following the horror incident in Aberdeen.Barrie Law, 27, and Lee Morrison, 33, admitted to acting culpably and recklessly on Tuesday.After the hearing, Edita released a statement through Digby Brown Solicitors.

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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 rookie driver made an ‘L’ of a mess at a filling station when she took a shot of her pal’s motor.Charlotte Gibson, 18, gunned her friend’s Renault Clio right into the shop at the Esso Garage in Main Road, Elderslie, cracking the window, and sending items tumbling from the shelves.Paisley Sheriff Court heard Gibson had been out with pals in her

barber shop. The 16-year-old was rushed to hospital by ambulance to treat his injuries following the incident outside S.Kucharski Gents Barber on Musselburgh High Street, in East Lothian just after 2pm yesterday.

hospital after being assaulted at a Scots barber shop. We told earlier today how emergency raced to the scene outside S.

Falkirk sweetie shop an "absolute rip off" after she received "about 10 sweets" in her £2 mixture. Rachel Muirhead was left horrified after opening the paper bag from Brain Freeze on Grahams Road, to find a very small amount of treats inside.

Glasgow cafe’s Line of Duty themed biscuits have become a sell-out smash. Brooklyn Cafe in the city’s southside has created a series of sweet treats containing quotes and terms used in the cop drama.

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

Professor Mark Woolhouse, an expert in infectious diseases at the University of Edinburgh, made the comments as travel restrictions across Scotland are set to end on Friday. Scots will also be able to meet up outdoors in groups of six from up to six different households.But there remains a widespread assumption among some people that meetings outdoors still pose a threat of spreading covid.

Kilmarnock farm on Sunday afternoon as they immediately alerted their vet. Sadly the sheep couldn't be saved and was in extreme pain following the attack which left the animal with severe injuries.

Glasgow and it's already aiming to “become one of the top gastropubs in the world”.With restrictions set to ease again next month, The Duke’s Umbrella has just opened on the city's Argyle Street at the former site of the old Trader’s Bar.