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Audi stolen and torched in Clydebank break-in as manhunt launched
Police are looking for a suspect described as white, aged in his 30s, and of slim build.
Local news from Clydebank and the surrounding area
Police are looking for a suspect described as white, aged in his 30s, and of slim build.
Officers in Clydebank seized two high-powered e-bikes over the weekend, leading to a parent being reported.
"I just wish I could have made things better for him. He's missed so much."
The men threatened staff and stole alcohol from the Yoker Mill Road store.
The driver of the bike was charged with several road traffic offences following the incident.
The 45-year-old's mobile phone, cash, house keys and car keys were stolen.
Shazia Chima's conduct was described as being "extremely serious".
Police are now urging locals to come forward with any information that could help their investigation into the incident.
Police are on the hunt for two men following the incident earlier this week.
Mohammed Asif is understood to have been removed from his post several weeks ago.
"Nobody wants to see this kind of thing happen in their community"
Officers have said the effects of David Stewart's abuse has "profoundly changed" the lives of his victims.
Madeleine Silcock, who works at the Golden Jubilee, will compete in the team sprint event at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome.
"We are devastated by this theft. Our gardens are a special place where patients and their loved ones can spend precious time together in a calm and beautiful setting."
Four Glasgow businesses and one builder from Clydebank were among 150 across the UK named by HMRC for deliberately defaulting on tax.
Caitlin Andrew was met with cheers from friends and family as she arrived in Glasgow, having set off from Land's End on June 1.
Paula and Malcolm McGill launched a terrifying assault on her estranged mum, Kirsty Barrie, leaving her bloodied and crawling for help.
Emergency services attended the scene, and bus passengers were checked over for injuries by paramedics.
Officers from the council's Trading Standards team visited six shops in Clydebank, Dumbarton and Alexandria
“This run is for Tyla, but it is also for anyone who has sat alone with grief, depression or anxiety and felt like there was no way out.”