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Owner starved dogs found emaciated and in 'debilitating' condition at home (opens the original)
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A heartless owner starved multiple dogs who were found emaciated and in a "debilitating" condition at her home. Stephanie Clorley failed to take her pets for proper veterinary treatment when they showed signs of starvation. They were also suffering from other health conditions. The 31-year-old's black and white mixed-breed dog, Lennie, was discovered in appalling condition after Clorley failed to feed her a suitable diet or seek veterinary care. The pet also suffered from "painful and uncomforta
Woman charged after 'unknown substance' found on Edinburgh lamppost (opens the original)
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A woman has been arrested and charged after an unknown substance was discovered on a lamppost in Edinburgh. The incident was reported on Thursday evening, August 20, after officers were alerted to "items being placed on a lamppost" on Morningside Road. A road closure was put in place while emergency services attended and the substance was removed. Police and firefighters were at the scene, while public transport services in the area were disrupted and a cordon was erected around the lamppost. It
Boss sues charity for discrimination after taking two months off work (opens the original)
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A charity boss is suing his former employer after he was made redundant for, he claims, threatening to raise "serious governance" concerns with a regulator. Barry Shafe, a former executive director of the Forth Estuary Forum (FEF), has also alleged that the charity discriminated against him for taking two months sick leave. Mr Shafe, 64, began working at FEF, based in Grangemouth, in January 2019 and served as executive director from October 2021 until October 2025. He was notified in March 2025
Scots prison boss admits officer team was plagued by 'playground antics' (opens the original)
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A prison boss admitted an officer team was plagued by "playground antics" and he "potentially" should have reached a different outcome in handling bullying allegations, a tribunal heard today. John O'Connor - current operational advisor for the Scottish Prison Service - gave evidence at the Edinburgh Employment Tribunal on Tuesday, August 4. Agata Stankiewicz, a former residential officer at HMP Edinburgh, has levied allegations that officers bullied colleagues in the prison's Ratho Hall, causin
Prison officer claims colleagues 'broke down' over 'nasty bullying' culture (opens the original)
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A former prison officer has claimed colleagues felt "completely hopeless" and "broke down" due to a "nasty" bullying culture in the workplace, a tribunal has heard. Agata Stankiewicz, who previously worked at HMP Edinburgh, is suing her former employers - the Scottish Prison Service - alleging she suffered for reporting the behaviour to managers. She appeared at the Edinburgh Employment Tribunal today where she likened the drama to "high school" which compromised safety in a high risk work setti
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