Two brothers who committed assaults and robberies in Edinburgh were jailed at the Sheriff Court on Wednesday. Michael Douglas (27) and Derek Douglas (30) targeted two women, assaulted them and robbed them of their handbags, phones, jewellery and cash. Continue reading Brothers jailed for assault and robberies
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Appeal after armed robbery in Brunswick Street
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses after a robbery at an off-licence in Brunswick Street on Sunday (4th March). The Oddbins store was targeted by a masked robber around 7.15 pm who forced a worker to open a safe at knife point. He made off with the contents of the safe which amounted to a three-figure sum of cash. Continue reading Appeal after armed robbery in Brunswick Street
Praise for winter weather efforts as normal service resumes
Continue reading Praise for winter weather efforts as normal service resumes
Amber turns to yellow, but public urged to take care
Ahead of the current amber warning for snow coming to an end at 10am this morning, members of the public are urged to plan ahead, only travel if necessary and to expect high levels of disruption. Continue reading Amber turns to yellow, but public urged to take care
Two to appear in court on motorcycle charges
Two men, aged 18 and 19, have been arrested and charged in connection with a number of motorcycle offences across the city. They will appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court later today. Continue reading Two to appear in court on motorcycle charges
Suspicious package in Princes Street Gardens: Police seek public help
Police investigating the discovery of a suspicious package left in Princes Street Gardens six weeks ago, have made a fresh public appeal for information. Detectives are urging anyone with information or who witnessed anything suspicious in the Gardens on Thursday, January 11, 2018 to come forward. Continue reading Suspicious package in Princes Street Gardens: Police seek public help
Transport Police plan hits the buffers
Integration initiative delayed indefinitely
The Joint Programme Board overseeing the integration of British Transport Police (BTP) in Scotland into Police Scotland has agreed to review the timetable. A longer timetable will allow for enhanced engagement with officers, staff and their representatives on key issues, including pay and conditions. Justice Secretary Michael Matheson has expressed disappointment at the delay, but the news has been welcomed by opposition parties at Holyrood. Continue reading Transport Police plan hits the buffers
North West Locality: all will become clear!
A little piece of civic history was made last week when the first ever meeting of North West Localities Committee was held in the City Chambers on 9 February. It was at times a complex and complicated meeting but it’s set the council on a course of new ways of working with partners. Continue reading North West Locality: all will become clear!
CCTV footage aids hunt for Shandwick Place attacker
Police have released CCTV footage of a man they wish to trace in connection with an ongoing investigation into an assault. The incident took place in Shandwick Place at around 4am on Saturday 13th January. Continue reading CCTV footage aids hunt for Shandwick Place attacker
Police seek information on Craigmount vandalism
Police are appealing for information after a series of vandalisms on Craigmount Avenue North during the early hours of Sunday morning (11 February). Damage was caused to cars and garden ornaments. Continue reading Police seek information on Craigmount vandalism