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Two men snared trading five handguns and ammunition in Scots golf club car park Mark Kirkby got out of a black Audi and walked over to Ku Wing Kwok's car and placed the deadly haul inside the boot of his vehicle. Updated Mark Kirkby (Image: Police Scotland) Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our 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. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletter...

Donald Reid admires the new royal carriage. THE latest addition to McGavin Park looks set to receive the royal seal of approval by this year’s Segdoune Queen. Kilwinning councillor Donald Reid couldn’t resist the carriage style picnic bench when he was looking at new pieces for the park. And he admits he had the Segdoune Queen in mind when he ordered the carriage along with truck and tractor benches for the Dalry Road park. “For three years we have been working hard as a group to encourage people to use the park,” said Cllr Reid. “It’s great to come out and see people us...

Bessie the 'witch' honoured with street name in Kilwinning KILWINNING witch Bessie Grahame is to be honoured with a street named after her. Bessie Grahame Court will be one of the streets at the new Taylor Wimpey site, Willow Gardens, just off Dalry Road in the town. In August 1649, her crime was to use some threatening words to a neighbour. Ten days later the neighbour took ill and died. Bessie found herself imprisoned in the Abbey Tower for 13 weeks. The Kilwinning Heritage Group has produced a booklet about Bessie’s plight written by member Heather Upfield who nominated Bessie al...

Man charged with Buckfast bottle attack on girlfriend Alexander Harrison is alleged to have smashed a bottle of the fortified wine over the head of Natasha Erwin. Alexander Harrison was detained by police over the assault claims earlier this month and a hearing took place at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court (Image: DAILY RECORD) Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our 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. Sometim...

SCOTLAND’s fire chief has apologised to a firefighter’s wife after he blocked her on social media when she sent him a letter from her son pleading for his father to be given working equipment because “I don’t want to grow up with no dad”. Lindsey Innes sent a private message to Martin Blunden, head of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS), when her nine-year-old son penned the letter after hearing his parents discuss his father’s work. She said: “Hi Mr Blunden, my husband is a firefighter in Edinburgh. Our 9yr old son overhead us talking about how they only have 1 ra...