Axel Piper

In a small town in Scotland, a man carries the weight of a childhood tragedy that has long since passed but never faded. Branded a “murderer” over his brother’s accidental death, he seeks to clear his name and share his story of sorrow and survival. The Incident That Shook a Family It was a day like any other in the quiet life of two young brothers, filled with the innocence of childhood and the bond of blood. But in a single moment, their lives were forever changed. A tragic accident, a case of mistaken identity between medication and candy, led…

Glasgow’s Port Dundas area is set to undergo a transformation with the proposed construction of a new student accommodation complex that could house over 450 students. This development is expected to meet the growing demand for student housing in the city and contribute to the revitalization of the Port Dundas district. Addressing the Student Housing Demand The surge in student population in Glasgow has led to an increased demand for housing. The proposed development in Port Dundas is a response to this need, offering a strategic location that benefits from proximity to several university campuses. The plan includes modern living…

In the quiet town of Prestwick, a remarkable story of survival and hope unfolded as a local woman defied the odds, pulling back from the brink of death. The Edge of Life It began with an unexpected tragedy on Christmas Eve when Kirsteen King, a 36-year-old events sales manager based in London, suffered a sudden brain bleed. The incident occurred shortly after she had traveled to her family home in Prestwick to celebrate the festive season. The severity of the situation was immediate and dire, leaving her loved ones in shock and grief. The community of Prestwick, known for its…

A somber mood has enveloped the streets of Glasgow as the community reels from a brutal attack on a young boy. The incident, which took place in broad daylight, has left a 13-year-old fighting for his life and a city searching for answers. The Incident The tranquility of an ordinary day was shattered when screams echoed through the streets near Queen’s Park. A young boy, barely a teenager, lay wounded—the victim of a vicious stabbing that has sent shockwaves through Glasgow. The police tape fluttering in the wind marked the spot where innocence was lost, and the harsh reality of…

Thousands of new homes built on flood-prone land According to a recent report by the Environment Agency, more than 10 percent of all new homes in England have been built on land at the highest risk of flooding since 2013. Planning applications were approved for 5,000 new homes in areas of high flood risk in England in 2021 alone. This raises serious concerns about the safety and sustainability of these properties, as well as the financial implications for homeowners and insurers. Experts warn that building homes on flood-prone land is a short-sighted and irresponsible decision that could have devastating consequences…

Glasgow City Council is exploring the possibility of using new powers to ban the use of fireworks in private gardens around November 5, also known as Bonfire Night or Guy Fawkes Night. The move comes as a response to the increasing incidents of anti-social behaviour and violence involving fireworks in some parts of the city. Why is Glasgow considering a ban on fireworks? According to the council, fireworks can cause distress and harm to people, animals and the environment, especially when they are used irresponsibly or illegally. The council also cited the safety risks and the pressure on emergency services…