David Scott: Last News

If you're venturing along the North Coast 500 this spring, you may come across what is believed to be the smallest castle in Europe.

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Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Netflix has been sued for breach of contract by a company that was creating a game based on the forthcoming “Rebel Moon” sci-fi films by Zack Snyder. In a lawsuit, Evil Genius Games said it had begun working with Netflix in early 2023 to develop a tabletop role-playing game based on “Rebel Moon” with a delivery date to coincide with the first film’s streaming release on Dec. 22, 2023.

Site managers from two of East Kilbride's newest housing developments have scooped a top national award for quality housebuilding.

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Found in the arches of the city's South Bridge, the vaults were once home to a variety of workshops and trading spaces before becoming the place that many homeless people flocked to.Later they became a hotbed of criminal activity - including rumours of bodysnatching - before eventually closed off in the mid 19th century.Now open to the public for tours, they are a hotbed for paranormal activity.This tiny stronghold is known as the Hermit's Castle and stands at just 7 or 8-feet tall - including the rock it's built upon.Constructed in 1950, the unique little folly was the brainchild of an English architect named David Scott, who reportedly wanted to escape the rigours of modern life.Strangely, he spent just a weekend inside it before leaving.

Ayrshire.David Scott has led numerous expeditions to the Asian country — including in temperatures plunging as low -40C.However, the coronavirus pandemic has put adventure tourism trips on hold and left his customers unable to experience the culture, cuisine and nomadic Mongolian lifestyle.

iOS - Android A short commemoration service took place at Newton station today, led by Railway Chaplain, Graham Whitehead.Stuart Scott, brother of driver David Scott who was killed, also said a few words.Scotland’s Railway family observed a one-minute silence to honour those killed and injured in the accident.Wreaths were laid at the station in memory of the victims, by ScotRail head of drivers, Mark Ilderton, drivers’ union ASLEF’s Scottish organiser, Kevin Lindsay and Stuart Scott.The two trains, the 9.55pm Newton – Glasgow Cathcart Circle Class 303, driven by Reginald McEwan, and the Class 314 8:55pm Balloch – Motherwell service driven by David Scott collided head on at a combined speed of around 60 miles per hour.Following the accident,

appeal against his conviction for the murder. David Scott, 36, was jailed for life and ordered to serve at least 22 years before he can seek release on parole for assassinating Euan Johnston.

celebrities trek across a scorching desert for Sport Relief is offering daredevils the chance to follow in their footsteps.David Scott provided expert support and guidance as famous names including TV judge Robert Rinder, radio DJ Nick Grimshaw and television presenter Louise Minchin hiked and cycled 100 miles over several days in temperatures reaching 40C.Now David is to help tourists make gruelling trips across the Namib Desert, in Namibia, southern Africa.He said: “The route is called Race to the Wreck because it ends where the desert meets the Atlantic Ocean at the site of a famous shipwreck.

A man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder after another man suffered alleged chainsaw injuries in an incident in West Lothian.