Vile road rage incident at garage lands East Kilbride driver in the dock

Three men arrested following a suspected road rage shooting in Salford have been released under investigation, police have said.The suspects were held on suspicion of attempted murder yesterday (Thursday).It came following an incident on November 17 in Lower Kersal.A 38-year-old man turned up at hospital with a gunshot wound to the hand at around 7.20pm.He was discharged the next day.Greater Manchester Police said that following an altercation between two drivers, one got out of his vehicle,

here The incident is not believed to be linked to two other shootings discharges the same week - occurred that same week - on Anson Street on Saturday, November 14; and near Cromwell Road on Thursday, November 19. No arrests have been made and enquiries are ongoing into those incidents.

East Kilbride cinema.The facility - along with hubs in three other Odeon complexes -  are in addition to two remote jury centres already identified in Edinburgh and Glasgow, where trials are set to get under way next week.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 pandemic has caused a major backlog of cases across the

East Kilbride have launched an investigation after a teenager was attacked by five youths and robbed at the weekend.

A woman racially abused a driver in a Trafford Centre car park then stuck her fingers up in a fit of rage, a court heard.Emma Fallon, from Merseyside, was caught on camera swearing at the victim and using a racist term after the car she was in was 'cut up' on the motorway.Fallon's son, who was six at the time, was present and had pleaded with his mum not to confront the victim on July 20 last year. "The complainant was making her way to the Trafford Centre at 1pm.

East Kilbride woman hurled abuse at shop staff after they asked her to social distance.

teenager has been assaulted and robbed in East Kilbride by a group of thugs. The 16-year-old was attacked by five yobs just after 10pm on Friday in the Penfold Crescent area.

in Rochdale which was closed for several hours on Thursday night. The nature of the incident remains unclear as Greater Manchester Police have so far declined to comment to the Manchester Evening News for up to 24 hours, despite repeated approaches.

So far, police have recovered approximately four kilograms of Class A drugs and 30 unspent shot gun cartridges, which have been submitted for forensic evidence for ongoing investigations as part of GMP’s Operation Naseby set up to dismantle organised crime groups in Salford. None of the incidents caused serious or life-threatening injuries but officers are carrying extensive inquiries into each.

after a man was blasted in the hand.The victim was attacked in Littleton Road, Kersal, and later turned up at hospital for treatment.Police were called to shots being fired at about 7.20pm on Tuesday. The 38-year-old victim was discharged from hospital after treatment.Police said the drivers of two cars were involved in an "altercation".

East Kilbride councillor who is monitoring the success of the UK Government’s pilot testing scheme in Liverpool.

East Kilbride will be limiting access to essential stores only from Friday as Lanarkshire moves to a level four lockdown. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed the tighter restrictions across the region yesterday (Tuesday) in a briefing to the Scottish Parliament.The new restrictions will come into place from Friday and will be in place for three weeks, lifting on December 11.It follows access being restricted during the first lockdown in March.

link.And there are calls for urgent improvements to Test and Protect but all are calling on everyone to follow public health advice to bring COVID cases down.Tory MSP Graham Simpson said: “It will be a bitter blow for businesses here and could mean even greater restrictions on our freedoms.“I would need to be convinced by hard data that it is necessary and that has been lacking.“Obviously our priority is to get on top of the virus but there is a balance to be struck.“And we all want to be able

East Kilbride say they fear for their future with Lanarkshire plunged into lockdown this week.

East Kilbride has decked the malls to help spread a little festive cheer – although Santa and his elves will sadly not be dropping by his grotto this year due to the COVID pandemic. There is no doubt it has been a difficult year for communities everywhere, including East Kilbride, but as we head into the festive season, EK, East Kilbride is looking to bring a bit of Christmas cheer to the town.

East Kilbride in the last week - despite a fall in South Lanarkshire as a whole. In total, 898 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in the region between Monday and Sunday, November 2 and 8 - the lowest since the start of October.The Hamilton area remains the region's COVID hotspot with 370 confirmed cases last week - down from a peak of 522 in week beginning October 19.