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The spookiest festival in South Ayrshire is back with a bang - and thrilling crowds flocking to the county.

Motherwell Theatre has just what the doctor ordered - join Lanarkshire comedy legend Patrick Rolink for a star-studded line-up in The Therapy Room.

Prince Andrew is facing fresh embarrassment as a school named in his honour has decided to pick a new moniker following the news that he will face a civil trial over sexual assault allegations. Prince of Andrew School in Nova Scotia will be changing its name after a decision made by headteacher Craig Campbell, who emailed students' parents to share the news. “The name of a school should be reflective of our school community and uphold our values as a safe and inclusive learning space for all,” the email read.

Renfrewshire care home nurse was caught injecting himself in a toilet as he looked after vulnerable residents, it’s claimed. Craig Campbell, who worked at Cochrane Care Home, has been hauled before a Nursing and Midwifery Council disciplinary hearing to face serious misconduct allegations.

link.The award winners in S4 were: Ryan Brown (Design and Manufacture), Louise Day (German), Iona Eldhose (Biology, Chemistry, Art & Design, French, Maths and Modern Studies), Summer Keenan (Physical Education & Physics -joint), Craig McCall (Graphic Communication and Physics -joint), Victoria Nicholls (Maths Applications), Jamie Rae (English and Computing Science), David Rankin (Admin and IT), Casey Rodger (Achieve), Nikki Simmonette (Science), and Kara Tollan (History and Geography).The award winners in S5 were: Olivia Biggart (Chemistry and Physical Education), Lauryn Buddy (Graphic Communication), Craig Campbell (Human Biology and English), Dylan Campbell (French), Chloe Henderson (History), Emily Irvine (Art and Design and Music

Premier League celebration cried in court as he was given a suspended prison sentence. Craig Campbell, 26, admitted causing grievous bodily harm and was in tears in the dock through much of his sentencing hearing at Liverpool Crown Court.

FREE newsletter is as good as that first pint back at the pub A pub in Scotland has been ruthlessly mocked after its makeshift outdoor beer garden was shared and then trolled online. Punters took to Twitter to show tables and chairs flung together out the back of the Brass Button pub in the north of Motherwell.The popular boozer is well-known for its delicious cocktails which are still doing a roaring trade as takeaway drinks during lockdown but the area behind the pub has seen better days.

A pub's beer garden has been labelled 'the worst in Scotland' after a photo appeared online of tables and chairs set out alongside wheelie bins behind the boozer.