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Victim wins £28,000 compensation over council’s ‘entirely unreasonable’ treatment

A SELKIRK man threatened to kill police officers in a drunken disturbance, the town’s sheriff court has been told.

Statistics show that around one in four children in North Ayrshire live in poverty – despite positive progress being made.

Statistics show that over one in four children in North Ayrshire live in poverty – despite positive steps being taken.

More than 500 workers are potentially exposed to this substance every year, EPA says.

A BANNED motorist who caused a crash on the A7 fled from after recognising people at the accident scene, Selkirk Sheriff Court has been told.

BACKGROUND reports have been ordered into a 28-year-old man who admitted a series of offences at Selkirk Sheriff Court.

Photo: Supplied / Ministry of Health A new Health Order, in place since last week, made it mandatory for all border workers to have had at least their first Covid-19 vaccine. Nine Customs staff in total have been fired since the Order came in. One of the Customs workers found out she was being fired for refusing the Covid-19 vaccine last Thursday. The next day, the termination notice came through. The woman - who had been working for Customs at a regional port since late last year - has been le...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Customs worker fuming after losing her job over vaccine policy 4 May, 2021 06:13 PM 5 minutes to read New Zealands Covid-19 vaccine rollout is three per cent ahead of schedule, except in Northland where a big push to use available vaccine is underway. New Zealands Covid-19 vaccine rollout is three per cent ahead of schedule, except in Northland where a big push to use available vaccine is underway. RNZ By Harry Lock for RNZ A Customs worker, fired for refusing the Covid-19...

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - MARCH 30: Scottish Liberal Democrats Leader Willie Rennie poses for a photograph during campaigning for the Scottish Parliamentary Holyrood elections on March 30, 2016 in Glasgow, Scotland. Shot exclusively for the Sunday Herald to Health treatment not prison sentences are needed to tackle drug deaths the Liberal Democrats have warned. The LibDems obtained figures showing five times as many people convicted of possession of drugs received jail sentences than did a drug ...