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- Sep 11, 2026
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Easdales granted judicial review over Scottish Government bus funding decision (opens the original)
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A JUDGE has granted permission for two billionaire businessmen to pursue legal action against the Scottish Government after their Greenock-based bus business didn’t receive public money. Lady Ross told lawyers on Friday that she was allowing a judicial review to be brought to the Court of Session in Edinburgh by McGill’s Buses. The firm is owned by former Rangers FC directors James and Sandy Easdale, from Inverclyde, who are worth an estimated £1.47billion. The company want Scotland’s highest ci
Former British Army translator jailed for raping Greenock woman in his taxi (opens the original)
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A FORMER translator for the British Army who raped a Greenock woman in his taxi has been jailed for seven years. Abdul Nabizada, 36, subjected the female passenger to the horrific ordeal on a journey in Edinburgh in 2021. Jurors at the High Court in Edinburgh heard that Nabizada took the woman to a secluded area, detained her against her will, seized her mobile phone from her, touched her, struggled with her, and raped her. Giving evidence, the woman - who can’t be named for legal reasons - told
Greenock firebomb gangster Robert Warnock admits slashing fellow inmate in jail (opens the original)
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A GANGSTER serving a lengthy prison sentence for a series of horrific attacks in Greenock could be behind bars for the rest of his life. Crown representatives asked that Robert Warnock be considered suitable for an 'order for lifelong restriction' - after the 30-year-old confessed to repeatedly slashing a fellow prison inmate. Warnock was the ringleader of a gang convicted in 2022 of a series of petrol bomb attacks in Greenock The High Court in Edinburgh heard this week how Warnock, now 30, chas
Man who worked for British Army in Afghanistan found guilty of raping Greenock woman (opens the original)
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A FORMER translator for the British Army who became a taxi driver after arriving in Scotland from Afghanistan is behind bars after being found guilty of raping a Greenock woman. Abdul Nabizada, 35, preyed on his female passenger during a journey in Edinburgh in 2021. Jurors at the High Court in the city heard how Nabizada didn’t take the woman back to her address in the city after a night out. Instead, he took her to a secluded area in the city’s Joppa area and subjected her to a horrifying orde
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