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Police probe gang feud links to targeted attack
Police probe gang feud links to targeted attack

BBC News

time20-05-2025

  • BBC News

Police probe gang feud links to targeted attack

Police are investigating possible links between a targeted attack at an East Kilbride garage and an ongoing gangland men wearing dark clothes and face coverings are believed to have carried out the assault, which took place around 13:25 on Monday at Wilson men, aged 45 and 41, were taken to hospital for treatment following the stated a blue Audi A5, found on fire in Blantyre on Monday evening, was likely to have been used during the earlier assault. A series of assaults, shootings and firebombing incidents in Glasgow and Edinburgh have taken place since March, linked to rival groups targeting one Scotland News understands the force are exploring gangland links to the East Kilbride assault as a line of inquiry, while also determining the weapons Supt Martin McGhee said: "We believe this was a targeted incident. From our enquiries so far, we believe the car that was set on fire was also used in the earlier serious assault."We understand these incidents will be concerning for the local community but please be assured we will bring those involved to justice."Det Supt McGhee appealed for any witnesses to contact the force. Police have made more than 30 arrests in connection with the crimes since they began in March.

Two men seriously injured in East Kilbride assault
Two men seriously injured in East Kilbride assault

BBC News

time19-05-2025

  • BBC News

Two men seriously injured in East Kilbride assault

Two men have been taken to hospital after what has been described as a "serious assault" at a business in East services were called to the business on Wilson Place at about 13:25 on Monday. Two men, aged 45 and 41, were taken to hospital for are believed to be "keeping an open mind" as to whether the incident is related to a spate of gangland violence across central Scotland in recent months. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Around 13.25 on Monday, 19 May, 2025, we received a report of a serious assault on Wilson Place, East Kilbride."Emergency services attended, and a 45-year-old man was taken to University Hospital Hairmyres. "A 41-year-old man was conveyed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment. Inquiries are ongoing."

Bespoke Bruce Warren home sells in central Geelong laneway
Bespoke Bruce Warren home sells in central Geelong laneway

News.com.au

time08-05-2025

  • Business
  • News.com.au

Bespoke Bruce Warren home sells in central Geelong laneway

A bespoke home built in a little-known laneway in Geelong's inner east has sold very quickly as buyers cottoned on to the serenity on offer. The home was originally built as a family home by Geelong builder Bruce Warren and has transacted for the second time as the present owners move to Queensland, McGrath, Geelong agent David Cortous said. The 343sq m property just off Fitzroy St at 8-10 Wilson Place sold for $1.7m after five weeks on the market. 'It was a pretty popular property, actually there was two or three buyers on it,' Mr Cortous said. 'It was a really good product. Obviously it's tucked away down a laneway, so it's a nice, quiet spot. 'Laneways aren't for everybody but some people really like them because they're quiet, little dead-end lanes. 'The product itself is amazing. Bruce did a fantastic job with that one, it was actually his home.' The house features two kitchens (the butler's pantry doubles as a full second kitchen, both fitted with fridges, ovens and stone benches), an extensive outdoor entertaining area and multiple living zones. A covered outdoor area is within the roofline offers an outdoor kitchen and seating area to enjoy the northern sunshine. The bathroom and ensuite have floor-to-ceiling tile work, stone benches, freestanding bath, stunning matt black tapware and underfloor heating. There's hydronic heating, CCTV and double glazed windows throughout. The location is close to Geelong's main city hospitals and is walking distance to the Garden St cafe strip, botanic gardens and waterfront. Mr Cortous said the home offered great architecture and great execution. 'People now want that turnkey stuff because it's expensive to build, it's expensive to renovate. 'There's probably more value in something like that because you don't have to go through the pain of building such a nice property.'

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