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Rapist jailed for attack on good samaritian who gave him place to stay in Glasgow's Maryhill Glasgow high court A general view of the High Court, Glasgow. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Friday June 14, 2019. Photo credit should read: Jane Barlow/PA Wire.. A SEX attacker who raped a Good Samaritan he "used" for a place to stay has been jailed for seven years. Connor Gallagher struck on July 1 2018 just days after he had been freed early from jail for a horror assault on a pensioner. The sobbing 40 year-old victim begged Gallagher to stop during the attack at her flat in Glasgow's...

Menu   'I'll bite your f***ing nose off': Glasgow thug attacked partner and her friend during cottage break Glasgow High Court. A GLASGOW thug sent a photo of a gun to his lover after he had brutally assaulted her and a friend. Martin Ross, 29, also forwarded a Snapchat video clip of a knife being sharpened with the caption "my babies". His then partner received the messages while she was at a police station speaking to officers. Ross had earlier knifed his partner and choked another woman unconscious while the trio were on an overnight break in Ayrshire. He now faces a...

Last chance to order your summer hanging basket ');  '); A TOTAL of 173 summer hanging baskets have now been bought by residents and businesses in Henley. They will be hung at houses, shops and offices around the town as part of Henley in Bloom’s annual campaign, supported by the Henley Standard, which was launched nearly a month ago. Windowflowers, of Burnham, supplies the baskets and is now planting them up ready for installation in late May and early June. The company will also maintain them all summer. This year’s plants will include pink and purple fuchsias, verbenas, pelargoniums...

http://shet.news/ovmrh Copied! SHETLAND Fishermen’s Association (SFA) has joined forces with the Scottish White Fish Producers’ Association (SWFPA) to urge Scotland’s ministers to create a special panel to review stock assessments after “wild swings” in catch advice in recent years.  They are advocating the establishment of a body equivalent to the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee to evaluate recommendations from the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES). 8 of 13Adverts The two associations argue that insufficient consid...

Updated: May 25, 2021, 11:02 am © Shutterstock / Alan Smillie Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Scotland’s two largest fishing associations are urging Scottish ministers to create a special panel to review stock assessments after wild swings in catch advice in recent years. SWFPA and SFA say Ices’ assessments have “shaky foundations”, with most derived from computer models and complex mathematical algorithms based on “highly simplistic assumptions”. They cite the example of north-east Atlant...