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A collection of stories as featured on the STV News at Six across Scotland

A collection of stories as featured on the STV News at Six across Scotland

Families hopeful of reform following deaths of two young people at Polmont

Katie Allan and William Lindsay both died while in custody at Polmont in 2018.

23rd January 2025

Scotland braces as rare red weather warning issued for wind

Scotland braces as rare red weather warning issued for wind

Gordon Chree

Woman attacked by teens backs calls for more youth services

Woman attacked by teens backs calls for more youth services

Amie Flett

RAAC affected residents have concerns heard at Holyrood

RAAC affected residents have concerns heard at Holyrood

Lynne Rankin

22nd January 2025

Charity disappointed in bus fares can plan scrap

Charity disappointed in bus fares can plan scrap

Callum Clark

20th January 2025

Council leader defends city cleanliness ahead of 850th celebrations

Council leader defends city cleanliness ahead of 850th celebrations

Vanessa Kennedy

Businesses welcome ‘permanent solution’ plans for Rest and Be Thankful

Businesses welcome ‘permanent solution’ plans for Rest and Be Thankful

Olly Dickinson

Tall Ships race to bring 50 ships and 400,000 visitors

Tall Ships race to bring 50 ships and 400,000 visitors

Grainne NiGhreachain

King meets with D-Day veteran during trip to Aberdeen

King meets with D-Day veteran during trip to Aberdeen

Oliver Wright

Mum vows to ‘never stop’ searching for son missing for two months

Mum vows to ‘never stop’ searching for son missing for two months

Steven Brown

17th January 2025

Deaths of youngers at Polmont could have been avoided, inquiry finds

Deaths of youngers at Polmont could have been avoided, inquiry finds

Sharon Frew

Edinburgh on cusp of introducing Scotland’s first tourist tax

Edinburgh on cusp of introducing Scotland’s first tourist tax

Olly Dickinson

Famous dessert nougat could be saved from extinction

Famous dessert nougat could be saved from extinction

Rahim Cham

Homeless charity urgently seeking new premises after eviction notice

Homeless charity urgently seeking new premises after eviction notice

Amie Flett

Dundee Eden project could still be five years away

Dundee Eden project could still be five years away

Fraser Nicoll

Calls for action to address ‘long-term viability’ of salmon farming

Calls for action to address ‘long-term viability’ of salmon farming

Anne Smith

Retailers ‘shocked’ as St Giles centre to close after 30 years

Retailers ‘shocked’ as St Giles centre to close after 30 years

Nicola McAlley

Cannabis plants among rubbish found at fly-tipping site

Cannabis plants among rubbish found at fly-tipping site

Haley Bouma

16th January 2025

Bunker and bomb shelter at former WWII airfield open to public

Bunker and bomb shelter at former WWII airfield open to public

Lewis Michie

Funding initiative to allow communities to decide how money spent

Funding initiative to allow communities to decide how money spent

Susan Nicholson

Air ambulance charity to receive state-of-the-art helicopter

Air ambulance charity to receive state-of-the-art helicopter

Anne Smith

15th January 2025

Scots couple to sue UK and Scottish Governments over fuel payment cut

Scots couple to sue UK and Scottish Governments over fuel payment cut

Vanessa Taaffe

Two-child cap will be ended sooner if system in place, says FM

Two-child cap will be ended sooner if system in place, says FM

Ewan Petrie

Campaigners call for inquiry into demolition of listed building

Campaigners call for inquiry into demolition of listed building

Vidushi Tiwari

Cost of pothole damage hits record high with repairs totalling £579m

Cost of pothole damage hits record high with repairs totalling £579m

Tara Fitzpatrick

Edinburgh’s first vertical farm opens using AI to grow crops

Edinburgh’s first vertical farm opens using AI to grow crops

Laura Piper

Wild salmon return to the upper Garry for first time since 1950s

Wild salmon return to the upper Garry for first time since 1950s

Fergus Matheson

Textile firm to invest £50m and treble workforce at Dundee site

Textile firm to invest £50m and treble workforce at Dundee site

Lynne Rankin

Retailers threatens legal action if city bus gates made permanent

Retailers threatens legal action if city bus gates made permanent

Finlay Jack

Ewing brands decision not to speed up A9 project as ‘disappointing’

Ewing brands decision not to speed up A9 project as ‘disappointing’

Nicola McAlley

23rd July 2024

Youngsters take part in taster sessions for Tall Ships race

Youngsters take part in taster sessions for Tall Ships race

Haley Bouma

Aberdeen flats first to have flammable cladding removed

Aberdeen flats first to have flammable cladding removed

Oliver Wright