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Fire crew stands down four days after blaze at Kilwinning battery recycling

Fire crew stands down four days after blaze at battery recycling

Teenagers found in possession of knife at bus station arrested in Kilmarnock

Teenagers 'in possession of knife' at bus station arrested

Mature tree ‘illegally cut down’ in East Kilbride as council appeal for help tracing culprits

Mature tree 'illegally cut down' as council appeal for help to find culprits

Ayr Station Hotel tower and north building to be demolished by mid-June after devastating fire

Parts of historic hotel to be demolished following devastating blaze

Firefighters still ‘dampening down’ blaze which broke out on Monday at Fenix Battery Recycling Plant

Firefighters still 'dampening down' blaze which broke out on Monday

Schoolboy, 13, rushed to hospital after being stabbed on St Mungo Avenue in Townhead area of Glasgow

Schoolboy, 13, rushed to hospital after being stabbed in attack

Billionaire McGill’s brothers call for SNP Inverclyde councillor to quit after suspension over conduct breach

Billionaire brothers call for SNP councillor to quit after conduct breach

Asda worker at Blantyre store rescues stranded mobility scooter user by pushing her home in pouring rain

Asda worker pushes stranded mobility scooter user home in pouring rain

Dock workers on River Clyde secure 7% pay rise

Dock workers on River Clyde secure 7% pay rise

Dog owner charged after Rottweiler and Alsatian 'attack and kill sheep'

Dog owner charged after Rottweiler and Alsatian 'attack and kill sheep'

Commonwealth Games could return to Scotland in 2026 as Glasgow bids for sports event after Victoria pulls out

Glasgow announces bid as back-up host for Commonwealth Games in 2026

The UK economy grew again in February, official data show

The UK economy grew again in February, official data show

Kelvingrove Salvador Dali painting to be loaned to Vatican after approval from council

Salvador Dali painting loan to Vatican approved by council

Funfair unanimously green lit despite noise concerns in Ardrossan

Funfair unanimously green lit despite noise concerns

Firefighters called to Glasgow street after car catches fire

Firefighters called to residential street after car bursts into flames

A83 Rest and Be Thankful diverted until at least Monday following heavy rain

Rest and Be Thankful diverted until at least Monday following heavy rain

CalMac forced to pull MV Loch Shira Cumbrae ferry for repairs after heavy vehicle damage

CalMac forced to pull ferry from service after heavy vehicle damage

Dad and son uncover haul of machetes and a meat cleaver while magnet fishing in Scottish canal

Dad and son uncover haul of machetes while magnet fishing in canal

Coach bursts into flames closing down A725 East Kilbride Expressway

Coach bursts into flames closing down expressway

Man charged as police seize heroin worth £96,000 in raid

Man charged as police seize heroin worth £96,000 in raid

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