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An employee-from-hell who tortured his boss and pulled a loaded shotgun on him has been sentenced to 40 months in jail.

A FAMILY-RUN Scottish garage has been crowned the best in the UK by industry watchdog The Motor Ombudsman.

local postman Ian Robertson washed up on the beach on May 23 1971. Ian's daughter Avril Paul said her family, especially her dad, took the youngster to their hearts and came to think of him as one of their own.Her father even tended his grave until his own death some years ago and, at his family's request, was buried close to the Unknown Bairn.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionCommittee member Ian Robertson admitted that moving to a commercial space might surprise some people.He told Lanarkshire Live: " After literally years of searching with the assistance of the local churches, South Lanarkshire Council, Clyde Gateway and others we concluded that there was no alternative. "For almost nine years the warehouse was located in a top floor room in St.

  Ian Robertson, owner of The Garage, said: “We are honoured and privileged to announce we have won the The Motor Ombudsman’s inaugural Garage Star Award for Scotland.“This award was based on nominations from our wonderful customers so a big thank you to our customers, staff, helpers and supporters.”Since opening nearly 10 years ago, The Garage has been involved with the local community.The business helps out with everything from gala days to Santa’s sleigh at Christmas.Their gala floats are always a highlight and the garage also provides resources, sponsorship and volunteer time to a community groups and organisations.Bill Fennell, chief ombudsman and managing director of The Motor Ombudsman, congratulated The Garage team and other

A dad who cut his foot on a dream holiday needed part of his leg amputated when he got home after it became infected.

Jet2 holiday turned into a nightmare after a Scottish dad's minor accident ended up in an amputation.

Bosses at Rutherglen and Cambuslang foodbank have told the Reformer they are “devastated” at having to close the community resource’s doors.

Rangers fans continue to rage against the SPFL’s decision to call the Premiership early. Ian Robertson, Alva, said : “I was a football referee in the sixties and seventies and even then, small clubs put up the same self-preservation arguments.