Glasgow residents awaken this morning to the most horrific scenes after a major fire caused a building to collapse in the city’s Union Street. Scotland’s busiest railway station is closed all day after the major blaze in which part of a building next door to it collapsed last night. There has been significant travel disruption. […]
South Lanarkshire Council warns residents about the dangers of rubbish fires, emphasizing their risks to people and property. These fires are linked to anti-social behavior and can overwhelm emergency services. The council advises responsible waste disposal, maintaining clean bin areas, and reporting fly-tipping. Home fire safety visits are available for high-risk individuals.
Police in Lanarkshire are seeking information about two wilful car fires in Bothwell, with incidents occurring on January 2 and January 5, 2026. Emergency services extinguished the fires, and no injuries were reported. Authorities urge witnesses or anyone with relevant footage to contact them, referencing case number 3222.
Our thoughts are with people in Hong Kong tonight as a horrific fire continues to burn in several tower apartment blocks. At least 36 people have been killed in this shocking, major fire engulfing apartment blocks in the Tai Po district, with 279 people still not accounted for. More than 800 firefighters are at the scene trying […]
This weekend, vandals set fire to the Blantyre Victoria Football Club’s supporters stand, causing significant damage to the Container seatings. The club plans to involve police to identify the culprits. This incident follows reports of youths starting fires in nearby public spaces, raising concerns about reckless behavior in the community.
A fire occurred in Bothwell on October 31, 2025, around midday at Griqua Terrace. Emergency services responded quickly, dispatching four fire appliances. Three people received treatment from paramedics. The fire was not deemed intentional, and main roads have since reopened. Authorities hope those involved are recovering well.
Fire crews responded to a blaze at ‘Nel & Co’ restaurant in Bothwell on October 22, alerted shortly before 12:30 AM. Three fire appliances and a high reach vehicle were deployed; no casualties were reported. This incident follows a previous fire at another restaurant, ‘Cut,’ which is considered wilful. Investigations continue.
Police have confirmed that the fire at ‘Cut Restaurant’ in Bothwell was deliberately set, leading to the temporary closure of the business. Emergency services extinguished the fire without injuries. Investigations are ongoing as community concern grows over rising criminal activity in the area.