Fire Engines. Lubricate Your Living Room - Billy Sloan's best Scottish albums
Fire Engines. Lubricate Your Living Room. Released – 1981.
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Fire Engines. Lubricate Your Living Room. Released – 1981.
THE first time I saw Roddy Frame perform live I was in very good company. His band, Aztec Camera, played one of their earliest gigs at The Bungalow…
Thug jailed for making firearms threats to his former partner Alan Horne was caged for a year after he sent a video of a gun being fired to his ex's friend and asked her to pass it on. Hamilton Sheriff Court (Image: Hamilton Advertiser) Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivac...
From left to right: Green Party spokespeople Dan Russell, Ruth Love and Lyn Morton. The Greens insist they are "not going to go away", with the climate change agenda increasingly occupying the minds of the public. For the first time ever, the party is fielding candidates in every single ward in the Wakefield district next week, something no-one else beyond Labour and the Conservatives can boast. In a pre-election pitch to residents, the Greens say they believe their policies are popular with the electorate and sense they're one big push away from having a district councillor elected. The Gree...
THE first time I interviewed Orange Juice was terrifying. I still bear the scars. Facing Edwyn Collins, James Kirk, David McClymont and Steven Daly must rank as one of the most intimidating encounters of my career in music journalism. The location was a dingy flat above a kebab shop in the West End of Glasgow. Orange Juice were promoting their 1980 debut single, Falling And Laughing, on indie label, Postcard Records. They wanted to talk. Or did they? Guitarist Kirk and bass player McClymont barely said a word. Singer Collins spoke on behalf of the band, his condescending brickba...