Liam Scott: Last News

The makeover of a top Ayrshire wedding venue has been branded as “tasteless” by a furious bride due to wed there this summer.

A driver who killed a passenger on a motorbike after he was distracted following a phone call from his wife was jailed for three years today.

A driver has admitted killing a young motorbike passenger after being distracted by a phone call from his wife.

Furious brides have hit out at an Ayrshire hotel after their wedding venue was given a “tasteless” makeover.

A search has been launched to trace a missing man last seen two days ago.

A man is accused of causing the death of the passenger on a motorcycle.

The family of a Lanarkshire teen who tragically died in an accident at the popular Falls of Clyde are in the process of setting up a charitable foundation in his memory.

Liam Scott should have been locked up for at least eight years for the horrifying attack that ruined her life. She said: “When I heard he’d been given five years and four months, it floored me.“It wasn’t what I was expecting at all.

horror crash on the A82.Liam Scott, named locally, was thrown from a black Suzuki motorcycle when it crashed with a silver Volkswagen Golf Estate on the A82 Balloch to Arden Road on Monday afternoon.The 21-year-old was rushed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.He sadly died from his injuries.The 23-year-old driver of the motorbike was taken to the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley where he was later discharged.The 46-year-old driver of the Volkswagen Golf Estate was not injured.Heartfelt tributes have poured in for Liam who has been described as 'the loveliest of guys'.One friend wrote: "You were the closest bro I had this year and I'm so glad I got to spend the full weekend with you and doing what we loved best, having a good

The devastated parents of a promising young Lanarkshire footballer who died after falling into the Falls of Clyde last week have called for safety measures to be put in place at the site.Pauline and Willie Scott, of Motherwell, have been left “heartbroken” and “angry” after the tragic death of their son Liam, a former Hamilton Accies youth player, last Thursday.The couple, along with their other children Harry and Lara, learned that Liam had passed away after falling off the water’s edge and into the waterfall at the popular Corra Linn beauty spot in New Lanark.His friends desperately tried to save him, but the 18-year-old had been swept away.

Dozens of heartfelt tributes have been paid to a talented teen footballer who died at a Lanarkshire beauty spot.Liam Scott, from Motherwell, passed away after falling into the water at the Falls of Clyde, near Lanark, last Thursday evening.Emergency services raced to the scene and tried to save the 18-year-old but his body was found near Corra Linn the following day.The teenager has been described as a “fantastic lad on and off the field” and a “brilliant young man” by heartbroken friends and loved ones on social media.Bellshill Athletic FC, who Liam played for, said in a statement: “Everyone connected with the club was devastated to hear the news of the tragic accident which has claimed such a young life.“Liam Scott was only with us for

footballer who tragically died at a Scots beauty spot.Liam Scott passed away after falling into the water at the Falls of Clyde, near Lanark, on Thursday evening.Emergency services raced to the scene and tried to save the 18-year-old but his body was tragically found near Corra Linn the following day.The teenager, from Motherwell, has been described as a “fantastic lad on and off the field” and a “brilliant young man” by heartbroken friends and loved ones on social media.The New Bellshill Athletic FC said in a statement: “Everyone connected with the club were devastated to hear the news yesterday of the tragic accident which has claimed such a young life.“Liam Scott was only with us for last season but had such an impact on and off the