Douglas Barrie
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Police Scotland seizes 585 e-bikes in a year amid calls to clamp down on 'menace' vehicles
Police seizures of e-bikes soared by 83% in a year, an investigation has found, as forces crack down on dangerous models. Some 7,049 of the machines were confiscated across the UK in the 12 months to May 19, according to data obtained by the Press Association under freedom-of-information laws. Of those, 585 were seized by Police Scotland in that time period - the third highest of the UK's police forces. The Metropolitan Police was the force which seized the most with 2,367.
Charity hiker proposes to partner after West Highland Way walk in honour of her late son
A man who walked the West Highland Way in honour of his partner and her late son rounded off the 96-mile charity challenge by proposing to her at the finish line. Benjamin Ward said they were his “sole focus” as he completed the hiking trail in 36 hours and 48 minutes. When the 44-year-old from Falkirk crossed the finish line in Fort William last Sunday, he got down on one knee and asked partner Natasha Goldthorpe, 37, from Irvine, to marry him.
School uniforms bank is a wake-up call and it’s not rocket science - wages are too low
Working families are increasingly having to turn to charity to keep their heads above water. We already know that foodbanks are now being used by people with jobs as their wages can't cover the basics of rent, energy bills and food. Today we report how many working families are now having to use school uniform charities to get their kids ready for the new school term. This situation tells us a lot about the state of the Scottish economy and the cost-of-living crisis.
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