Firebugs target Scots home as deliberate blaze leaves 'significant damage'

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Police are appealing for information after a deliberate fire tore through a building site in Elderslie on Saturday.Emergency services attended a report of a fire at a house which was under construction at the site on Newton Avenue at around 9pm.Detective Sergeant James McAteer said: “The fire has caused significant damage to the house and it is being treated as wilful.“We have spoken to people in the local area who have said that a group of youths were seen in the area shortly before the fire.“I urge anyone who was in the Newton Avenue area shortly before 9pm on Saturday evening, who witnessed anything suspicious or has any information that may assist our investigation to contact us.“I would also ask anyone with dashcam or personal footage from the area to review their recordings and get in touch if it holds anything relevant.”Information can be passed to officers through 101 quoting reference number 3013 of 15 February.

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