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A vacant one-bedroom flat in Fraserburgh listed at £24,000 has sparked internet horror with its shocking state. © SWD Media Listed via online auction, the property on Barrasgate Road is being pitched to shrewd investors boasting a potential 12% rental yield.

Biker demands money for broken mirror after wiping out pedestrian and her yoghurt in South London rush-hour chaos sparked by ‘polite’ van driver. Instead, it plunged a South London street into utter chaos after ending in a terrifying smash, a hostile roadside row, and a police walk-out. Chilling CCTV footage reveals the heart-stopping moment a pedestrian, trusting a motorist’s friendly hand gesture, was struck by a motorbike on a busy Streatham thoroughfare.

Edinburgh Waverley station was evacuated this evening (Thursday, August 27) after a fire alarm was triggered during peak travel time. © SWD Media The emergency response began at approximately 18:10, leading to a full clearance of the concourse and platforms. Unconfirmed reports from the scene indicate the alarm was triggered following an incident within the station’s recently opened LNER Family Lounge located in the main customer atrium.

A disabled student was left alone for 20 minutes during a fire alarm at Edinburgh College, raising serious questions about safety and evacuation procedures. Shae Morgon recorded a short video during the incident. Audible instructions can be heard repeating: “Attention please, this is an emergency, please leave the building by the nearest exit.” Despite this, no one came. The incident happened on Thursday 12 March and was initially treated as a real evacuation.

Videos Spark Online Discussion Airlink and Lothian vehicles accessed in footage raising questions about depot security. The clips posted online appear to show a man exploring parked buses at Edinburgh Seafield depot. In the first clip, Daniel is seen briefly sitting in the driver’s seat of a parked Airlink bus before walking the length of the vehicle on both the lower and upper decks while filming the empty interior. He has said the bus doors were left open and that he did not break in.

A local tradesperson is seeking help after equipment worth an estimated £3,000 was taken from a job site on Tuesday afternoon. CCTV footage has captured a suspect, and unconfirmed reports suggest the same individual may have attempted another theft nearby. A tradesperson in Edinburgh has appealed for help after tools were stolen from a job site in the city centre on Tuesday, 10 March, at around 1pm.

A mould-stained bedroom in north London has been advertised for £850 a month, complete with a glossy sales pitch urging tenants to “just move in and enjoy stress-free living”. © SWD Media The furnished room, located on Hampden Road in N8, is being offered with a minimum tenancy of six months. But the photographs attached to the listing paint a very different picture. Images show a narrow bedroom with a single bed pushed against visibly stained walls. Dark damp patches spread along the lower plaster.

An Edinburgh resident has raised concerns after claiming they bought a bottle of vodka from a Granton shop that tasted unusual. © SWD Media The warning was shared on an Edinburgh Reddit forum on Wednesday afternoon. The user alleged the alcohol had been purchased from Sirocco Food & Wine on West Granton Road. In the post, they wrote: “Dodgy Glen’s vodka from Sirocco in Granton.

A Toyota Avensis has raised questions after documents obtained by the website Dodgy Cars suggested it appeared to lose more than 100,000 miles in just over a year. © SWD Media The apparent mileage drop coincided with the vehicle gaining nearly £5,000 in estimated value – could you be driving a clocked car? When the car was later listed for sale in last year, it had 63,335 miles on the clock and was advertised for £8,695 by an AA approved dealer.

A man from Michigan in the United States has prompted a lively online discussion after asking whether someone in Scotland could send him a cup of sand for an anniversary project. © SWD Media The request was posted in a Scottish online forum, where the man apologised for not knowing where else to ask. He said the gesture was intended to be sentimental rather than practical. The post quickly attracted a range of responses, from practical advice to legal warnings and tongue in cheek offers of help.