Strathclyde County, Scotland News

A COCAINE dealer has been caught peddling the class A drug to VIP guests at Clyde Football Club.

SHAMED boxing champ Scott Harrison has revealed he is fitter than ever because of a gruelling training regime in his Spanish prison.

Being warm enough at home might lead to better health, according to a new review appearing online in the American Journal of Public Health .

A pensioner who died after being knocked down by a car in North Lanarkshire has been named.

A MAN armed himself with two knives for protection as he walked through Crosshouse, a court heard this week.

A SAMURAI sword killer pled guilty yesterday to hacking a rival thug to death outside a church.

A man has been treated for smoke inhalation after a firework flew through an open window in a block of high-rise flats.

A man convicted of a savage street murder in North Lanarkshire, while wearing a court-imposed electronic tag, has been jailed for at least 15 years.

Nov 6 2009 by Lisa Boyle, Ayrshire Post A MAN was attacked with a hammer right outside Ayr police station.

Almost 250 Scots jobs are expected to go as administrators for the off-licence group First Quench make more than a quarter of its workforce redundant.

The Scottish Government is continuing to "fight the battle" against children being held at a detention centre, Alex Salmond has said.

A woman whose brother walked free from a murder charge after she failed to give evidence at his trial has been jailed for six years.

GLASGOW'S older citizens are being warned that they are at the greatest risk of harm on the city's roads.

Revellers at the 18th annual Wine and Food Fesitval at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel included Edmontonians, from left, Dr.

Protesters wave placards opposing Jesus, Queen of Heaven at the Tron Theatre in Glasgow.

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POLICE today stepped up their hunt for a vicious gang after a mum-of-four was stabbed to death on her doorstep.

Finance Secretary John Swinney was labelled "judge, jury and executioner" as he defended his decision to cancel a city airport railway project.

A SCOTS council is to embark on a series of controversial school closures, citing falling rolls and the drain on resources.

Campaigning schoolboy Ryan McLaughlin will find out if his plea for free vitamin D supplements for children and pregnant women is to be taken forward by MSPs.