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The heartbroken family of an 11-year-old boy who died after being hit by a bin lorry in Edinburgh have described him as “the perfect son”.
Thomas Wong, from the city[1], was riding his bike when the collision occurred on Whitehouse Road at around 8.20a…
An Edinburgh[1] councillor is calling for heavy goods vehicles owned by the local authority to be restricted from driving near schools and nurseries during key travel times after an 11-year-old was hit and killed by a bin lorry.
Thomas Wong died earlie…
Big Tree Country swirls with myth and mystery, its landscapes evocative and inspirational. Less than an hour after collecting the car keys from the car rental desk at Edinburgh Airport on a dreich winter’s day, there is a change. Heading north, the mot…
Scania UK has extended its ‘Scania Family’ by partnering with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), to help the charity continue saving lives at sea.
The announcement comes on the day the volunteer-led organisation commemorates its 200th anni…
Trains between Penzance and Plymouth are facing lengthy delays this morning[1], Tuesday, February 20. It is believed that a lorry has crashed into a train bridge between Par and St Austell, causing delays.
Great Western Railway[2] has informed passenge…
The dilapidated building, which has stood empty for a quarter of a century, is now owned by Equorium Property Company Ltd, a subsidiary of the Edinburgh Woollen Mill (EWM). Permission was granted by Dumfries and Galloway Council in November to bulldoze…
Replays suggested Scotland had scored a legitimate stoppage-time try at Murrayfield on Saturday but as they failed to show clear grounding, protocol dictated it should not stand and Les Bleus escaped with a 20-16 win.
The decision prevented them from e…
An abandoned shopping centre has been left to rot for 20 years and has been dubbed a ‘ghost town’
Five Sisters Freeport Shopping Village once had more than 40 stores and was a premier outlet for designer clothes. The 50,000 square feet attraction attra…
The UK’s ‘ghost town[1]’ shopping centre, Five Sisters Freeport Shopping Village, has been left to decay for over 20 years.
Once a bustling hub with more than 40 shops[2] and a top spot for designer clothes, it’s now eerily quiet. Located between Edinb…
The Five Sisters Freeport Shopping Village, once a bustling hub with over 40 stores and a top spot for designer clothes, has been left to decay for two decades, turning it into a ‘ghost town’. This massive shopping centre, spanning 50,000 square feet, …