Auch Estate: Plan to demolish farm house and build hotel approved
A planning application to demolish a farm house and build a hotel at Auch Estate where the body of Anthony Parsons was found has been granted
Source: pressandjournal.co.uk
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Tony Parsons: Twin brothers to stand trial accused of murdering charity cyclist
Mr Parsons was on a charity ride from his home in Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, to Fort William, Highlands, when he went missing in 2017.
Source: heraldscotland.com
Twins accused of murdering charity cyclist Tony Parsons
The men are accused of killing Tony Parsons, who disappeared in 2017, and burying his body.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Legal dispute over $18m hotel loan agreement continues in New York court
A New York court has agreed to help get evidence from a former Hamilton councillor as legal dispute over an $18 million loan intended to kick-start a hotel development in Hamilton continues in the Uni...
Source: royalgazette.com
Community backs tourism plan for estate where police found remains of missing cyclist
Tourism plan for Auch Estate at Bridge of Orchy in Argyll, the estate where police found the remains of missing cyclist Anthony Parsons
Source: pressandjournal.co.uk
Brothers Accused In Murder Of Charity Cyclist
Brothers Accused In Murder Of Charity Cyclist
Source: thenonprofittimes.com
Twins in court accused of murdering grandfather who disappeared on charity cycle
Alexander and Robert McKellar, 29, are accused of murdering Anthony Parsons.
Source: northern-times.co.uk
Twins in court accused of murdering grandfather who disappeared on charity cycle
Alexander and Robert McKellar, 29, are accused of murdering Anthony Parsons.
Source: impartialreporter.com
The best April Fool's Day jokes in south Cumbria
SOCIAL media has been awash with funny, absurd, and almost believable stories on April Fools Day which will have surely caught a few people out. The April 1 tradition dates back hundreds of years and has seen pranksters fooling one another for some light-hearted fun for generations, and today was no different. Here is a list of some of the best pranks or bogus stories we have seen in south Cumbria today: - Cable car system proposed to go between Barrow and Millom: This post on Around t...
Source: nwemail.co.uk