Nestle has recalled certain SMA infant and follow-on formula products due to potential toxin contamination, which can cause nausea and stomach cramps. The Food Standards Agency warns the toxin is heat-resistant and remains dangerous even after cooking. Nestle emphasizes baby safety and urges consumers not to use affected batches.
Some breaking News. Emergency services are tackling a huge fire near the Revolver and House of Gods hotels in Glasgow. We hope everybody has been evacuated and are ok. Will try to find out more. Fire was observed as early as 6.30pm this evening, Saturday 27th December with emergency services attending shortly after. It is […]
During the festive shopping season, be vigilant against Amazon impersonation scams. Use the official Amazon app or website for transactions, set up 2-step verification, and consider passkeys for secure sign-ins. Watch for fake messages and unsolicited phone calls. Always verify links directly with Amazon to avoid scams.
Storm Bram is causing widespread disruption across the UK, with cancellations of trains, flights, and ferries. Thousands are without power. Amber wind warnings are in place for Northern Ireland and northern Scotland, anticipating gusts up to 90mph. Local flooding and fallen trees have also been reported in Lanarkshire.
Six abandoned kittens infested with fleas were found in a carrier on Auchinraith Road in Blantyre. After being discovered, they were taken to a veterinary practice and then placed under the care of the Scottish SPCA for treatment. The SPCA seeks information from the public regarding the incident.
As colder temperatures approach, frosty mornings will be common. Beware of Frost-Jacking; leaving your car unlocked and running can attract thieves and may lead to insurance issues if stolen. Stay informed on winter safety tips to protect your vehicle during icy conditions.
The warning highlights a recent surge in scam posts targeting small businesses, particularly those offering non-existent Christmas Market stall placements. These deceptive posts can appear legitimate and are aimed at tricking businesses into making payments. It advises against paying online and emphasizes the importance of verifying stall hire fees directly with venues.
Business owners are warned of increased circulation of fake £20 notes in nearby towns this week, raising concerns about potential occurrences in Blantyre. It is advised to be vigilant and scan notes for authenticity before accepting them to avoid losses.