Three-bedroom countryside cottage for sale in Hallbankgate
A three-bedroom countryside cottage in Hallbankgate is now on the market for £160,000.
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A three-bedroom countryside cottage in Hallbankgate is now on the market for £160,000.
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Five vehicles destroyed in blaze at Council depot in Fife © Supplied by Chris Brown Several vehicles used to transport elderly and vulnerable people around Fife have been destroyed in a blaze at a council depot. Fire crews raced to the scene at the council’s facility in Halbeath Industrial Estate shortly after 8.30pm on Friday after reports of several vehicles on fire within the fenced off compound. Flames could be seen coming from the yard, which acts as storage base for much of the local authority’s vehicle fleet used in the west of Fife. The blaze was also visible to motorists traveli...
Men who denied sexual activity with schoolgirls acquitted on all charges Carlisle Crown Court A jury has found two men not guilty of engaging in sexual activity with two schoolgirls at a house in Carlisle having also earlier acquitted the pair of rape. James Nelson, aged 35, and Arran Toal, who is 37, went on trial at the cityâs crown court after they each denied two charges. Mr Nelson denied the alleged rape of one schoolgirl, while Mr Toal denied the alleged rape of another. Both men further denied alternative charges which alleged sexual activity with the respective children, who were...
Cleared: Mr Nelson and Mr Toal have been cleared of all the charges they faced TWO Carlisle men who were accused of each raping a schoolgirl have now been cleared of all the charges they faced. At the city's crown court in the last few minutes, the jury announced not guilty verdicts on James Andrew Nelson, 35, and 37-year-old Arran William Toal, who both consistently denied that there was any sexual contact with the girls, aged 13 and 14 at the time. The jury delivered its not guilty verdicts on the rape allegations yesterday afternoon. This morning, after considering the evidence for...