George Taylor: Last News

The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland (RHASS) has announced its presidential team for 2022/23.

A courageous Lanarkshire police officer murdered in the line of duty more than four decades ago has finally been recognised with a top honour from the force.

Rangers chairman Douglas Park has suffered a fresh blow ahead of tomorrow’s AGM after a leading fan group announced they’ll be voting against his re-election bid.

The family of a murdered detective have called for his bravery to be recognised after almost 40 years.

There was plenty for Rangers to celebrate long before the clock struck midnight on Hogmanay 2014.

A hero police officer who was murdered by two escaped prisoners has been refused a posthumous bravery medal on the 45th anniversary of his death.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.The director of a Perthshire potato grower wants to convert a derelict “eyesore” building in Inchture into a coffee shop and snack bar.George Taylor of Taypack Potatoes has applied for consent to modify an old graffiti-covered telephone exchange on Moncur Road close to the village church, and add a couple of extensions to create the new business.A design statement prepared by planning consultancy GD Planning on behalf of Mr Taylor envisages the new eatery will have outdoor seating areas and a shelter for customers too.It says: “This application seeks the physical upgrade of a derelict building within the village of Inchture, the introduction of a

Property funding expert Stuart Gibson is on the verge of ploughing millions into Rangers and becoming the most influential figurehead in the Ibrox boardroom.

Artistic youngsters from St John’s Primary School in Hamilton were keen to enter a fun lockdown competition organised by the town’s George Taylor and Sons.The contest was to create a picture to say thank you to the county’s  key workers.Children were very excited to be able to use any medium and were exceptionally creative.They designed and delivered their drawings to George Taylor and Son’s special post box on the factory gate of the Kemp Street premises, adjacent to their school.The pictures were then displayed across the fencing and gates around George Taylor and Son for the community to see.Staff at George Taylor and Sons then picked a worthy winner, with the first prize of a £20 amazon voucher going to  Chloe McDonald, of primary