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A man who was at the centre of a gangland vendetta investigation has been found dead at his home.

A man who was at the centre of a gangland vendetta investigation has been found dead at his home.

Crimestoppers Scotland is offering a reward in connection with a series of attacks on a Lanarkshire councillor’s property in Strathaven.

A Strathaven councillor whose home was deliberately torched in a horror firebomb attack has quit the Scottish Tories over internal party tensions.

A councillor who was targeted in a firebomb attack has quit the Scottish Tories over internal party tensions.

Strathaven home of Conservative councillor Graeme Campbell while he and his wife, Fiona, slept has forced him to quit politics. It happened shortly after midnight on Saturday, June 19 in the Fortrose Gardens area of the town.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

Peter Lawwell ’s home came "too late" when "the inquiry is already cold", it has been claimed. Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward an identify the man show in the picture as they continue their probe into the incident.

firebomber who suffered serious burns in an attack on Councillor Graeme Campbell's Strathaven home may be sporting a mask and bandages to cover his injuries. Witnesses have reported a man was spotted wearing an unusual “snood-type” head covering and had a heavily bandaged arm in the days after the attack on Graeme Campbell’s home.

firebomber who suffered serious burns in an attack on a crimefighting councillor’s home may be sporting a mask and bandages to cover his injuries.Witnesses have reported a man was spotted wearing an unusual “snood-type” head covering and had a heavily bandaged arm in the days after the attack on Graeme Campbell’s home.CCTV recovered by firefighters as they battled the blaze show the petrol bomber set himself on fire in a way that would have caused serious burns.The raider – believed to have been paid by a hardcore criminal – made off on foot and it is thought he may live near the scene of the attack in Strathaven, Lanarkshire.Police were so certain the attacker would have been badly hurt they sent officers to monitor nearby hospitals after

Tory councillor and his family.Graeme Campbell’s home in Strathaven, Lanarkshire, was torched while he and wife Fiona slept early on Saturday morning, destroying two BMWs and setting fire to his house.The attack was the third targeted incident at the 52-year-old’s home.It is believed two cars parked in the driveway were hit with an accelerant before the flames quickly spread to his house.A video shows fire crews outside the property after flames took hold.The latest incident destroyed the bedroom the couple were sleeping in.The level of destruction could be seen in plain sight the next day as the two BMWs lay melted in the driveway.The bedroom where the couple were sleeping was completely destroyed in the blaze.Four fire engines attended

Tory councillor has been targeted in a firebomb attack for the third time. Graeme Campbell, who had spoken out against gangsters, who targeted at his property in Strathaven, Lanarkshire.

link!Conservative group leader Cllr Alex Allison (Clydesdale East) proposed that the council should write to the UK Government and congratulate them for what they have done over the past year.He said: “When I first saw this motion, a saying came to mind: A day late and a dollar short.“I don’t think it’s actually that accurate, I would maybe go a week late and £20 short.”Conservative councillor Graeme Campbell (Avondale and Stonehouse) admitted that the Chancellor “clearly isn’t able to balance the books” and that he didn’t know how the country could afford it.

The Record recently published CCTV evidence of a masked man attacking two BMWs parked on Campbell’s drive in Strathaven, where he serves as a Tory elected member.

CCTV images show the latest attack in a criminal vendetta that forced a crusading councillor to stand down.Graeme Campbell bravely stood up to crooks in his South Lanarkshire ward but in return was hit with repeated threats and attacks on his home.Footage of the latest acid attack has been analysed by police, who are seeking witnesses who may be able to identify the masked man in distinctive Nike Air tracksuit bottoms and a hoodie who struck on August 16 at 3am.The joggers have a large Nike logo on the leg and local people may have seen the offender wearing them in the months leading up to the attack.The Daily Record can reveal the assaults on Tory councillor Graeme’s home are not the only ones to be investigated by police – all are thought

terrifying attack on his home.Graeme Campbell says he cannot return to his duties at South Lanarkshire Council until the safety of his family can be guaranteed.The councillor was ­previously urged not to quit by then prime minister Theresa May after speaking out against organised criminals in his area.His car was blown up in a terrifying firebomb attack last year, believed to be the work of local crime lords.He now believes his family’s lives are at risk and more needs to be done to protect them.Graeme and wife Fiona, a teacher, were awoken in bed at 3am on Sunday by the sound of a window being smashed by a masked intruder.