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Police are standing guard outside the taped-off entrance to a youth hostel in Glasgow after an incident earlier on Friday.

release from jail, it has been claimed. The former popstar’s son Gary Pantoja Sosa has allegedly told close friends that his dad, 78, wants to move away once he is allowed to leave his bail hostel, The Sun has reported. Just a few days ago an angry crowd sparked a disturbance at the entrance to Glitter’s halfway house after he was released from prison.

A fuming dad marched his young daughter to the front door of Gary Glitter's bail address demanding an explanation from staff of why they are protecting a child sex offender. The furious parent, who told reporters his name was David Jones, said staff at the hostel asked him to leave and told him they called the police after he sought the explanation.

A coroner slammed the 'suboptimal' care that a resident of a probation hostel received prior to his death. Craig Akhtar Bissa, 27, died while living at St Joseph's approved premises, in Eccles, on April 1 2019, an inquest heard.

A coroner has slammed the way a probation service hostel where three residents have died has been run - with 'inadequate' staffing levels and a known culture of drug taking. Bolton Coroners Court heard eye-opening evidence on Tuesday (April 12) from workers and management involved with St Joseph's approved premises, in Eccles, during the three months Craig Akhtar Bissa lived at the site.

A man attempted to hand himself into a police station to avoid sleeping in a hostel with sex offenders.

Entrepreneur, TV presenter and former pop star, Rochelle Humes has worked hard for years to get to the top of her game and now enjoys the fruits of her success with a beautiful home, a garage full of cars and several holidays a year. But life wasn't always so rosy for the former Saturdays star. Speaking on the Showing Up podcast last week, Rochelle, 32, revealed that as a child she lived in a hostel and that she and her mum Roz had to battle to get out of there.

A woman is outraged after her attempt to help a homeless man find accommodation was foiled because he has a pet dog.

A homeless man has lifted the lid on his “disgusting” stay at a filthy Scots hostel which cost the public purse more than £200 every week.

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Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser reported on Liam and Ciaran McHugh’s visit to Glasgow to hand over 100 food parcels to people living on the streetsThe selfless pair also delivered enough food to feed everyone at a 52-bed hostel run by the Salvation Army in the city.Not even Covid-19 could stop Liam, 12, and Ciaran, 11, from taking on another festive-flavoured task to benefit people in need.They gathered enough food, drink and clothing to feed and support every resident in a 52-bed shelter in

manhunt has been launched after a woman's body was found in a suitcase in a British hostel. The body of Joanna Borucka was found stuffed into the case by a painter at the Pay And Sleep hostel in Southall, west London, shortly before 3pm on December 18.

coronavirus.David Adam told the frightened worker he was going to “bust” him after he declined to give the greeting in the week’s following the country’s first lockdown.The 46-year-old later told cops he was going to “smash” the employee at the hostel on Edinburgh’s Princes Street.Adam appeared at the city’s sheriff court on Wednesday and pled guilty to a charge of threatening or abusive behaviour by shouting and uttering threats.Fiscal depute Jack Caster said Adam attempted to fist bump the

Bellgrove Hotel in Glasgow’s east end want the staggering sum for the building which they purchased for just £65,000.Previously, the price was only available on application by potential buyers but a source close to the possible sale disclosed the staggering price tag.The hotel has been marketed as a “development opportunity” on a property agent’s website.But the hostel has been slammed over the years for its shocking scenes of deprivation.An undercover probe by the Daily Record found tiny rooms

Shocking photos of the damage caused by a group of hostel guests who completely trashed their dorm before fleeing without paying have been shared by the distraught owner.Karen Bissland, 60, who runs The Attic in Blanefield, Stirling, said she felt physically sick when she saw the state of the room.She discovered the walls smeared with curry sauce, shower gel and towels shoved down the toilet and mattresses torn off beds in a two-hour rampage.While the smoke detector had also been disabled, and

Police are hunting four yobs who allegedly trashed accommodation at a Scots beauty spot during a bizarre two-hour rampage.The owners of The Attic, a hostel close to the West Highland Way in Blanefield, Stirlingshire, told on Monday of the men they believe are responsible for causing the appalling damage at the weekend.Mattresses were left strewn around the room and items were smashed on the floor, while a smoke alarm was also damaged - putting other guests at risk.Owner Karen Bissland told the

Perth’s Salvation Army hostel with a machete after he was refused entry to collect his belongings.And in a separate incident, 36-year-old Michael McNeilage, of Kincardine Road, Crieff, was caught with a kitchen knife in Coupar Angus.Despite his “appalling record,” he was spared a jail sentence at Perth Sheriff Court.Professor says second wave of coronavirus pandemic is not inevitableInstead, Sheriff William Wood ordered him to be supervised for two years as part of a community payback order on

The parents of a young woman who was sleeping rough and self-harming in the weeks before her death have accused Stockport council of putting its own reputation ahead of ‘learning lessons’ from the tragedy.

A resident in a homeless hostel described it as a 'ticking time bomb' for a Covid-19 outbreak due to people not abiding to the lockdown measures.

A Spice addict stabbed his roommate at a homeless hostel after he refused to give him drugs, a court heard.