Alan Zycinski

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Exclusive Furious residents near UK's first drug consumption room rally over 'needle nightmare' Locals to the Calton area are claiming it's also fuelled an 'out of control' situation with needles left in their streets. Picture: Alan Zycinski By Alan Zycinski Furious residents living near the UK's first drug consumption room have told LBC their streets are seeing an influx of needles and crime.

2 weeks ago | hotair.com | Alan Zycinski

Several incidents, which appear to have been filmed and uploaded to social media by the person responsible, have taken place this month. They show the birds-eye view from a drone flying towards and then hovering above the Holiday Inn Express in Tamworth. One clip, captioned "stink bomb drone drops on asylum seekers" shows an item being dropped from a height next to a man standing outside its front door.

2 weeks ago | lbc.co.uk | Alan Zycinski |Luke Shannahan

Exclusive Police hunt drone user targeting asylum seekers with eggs and stink bombs The Holiday Inn was subject to far-right riots last year. Picture: TikTok/Alamy By Alan Zycinski and Luke Shannahan Asylum seekers are being targeted by a drone dropping eggs and stink bombs above hotel accommodation, LBC can reveal. Several incidents, which appear to have been filmed and uploaded to social media by the person responsible, have taken place this month.

1 month ago | lbc.co.uk | Alan Zycinski

Councillor apologises for 'ill-thought-out' comments around pride parade starting near playpark Cllr Tommy MacPherson has retracted his comments following backlash. Picture: Social media By Alan Zycinski @AlanJZycinskiA councillor who branded a pride parade "controversial" has apologised for any "anguish and worry" caused by his comments. Tommy Macpherson, who represents the South Kintyre ward of Argyll and Bute Council independently, claims his words were "ill-thought-out".

1 month ago | lbc.co.uk | Alan Zycinski |Henry Moore

Exclusive 'Awful April' price hikes: Full list of bills going up as fuming Brits brand increases 'horrendous and 'unfair' Bills are set to rise this April. Picture: Getty By Alan Zycinski and Henry Moore Household bills are set to shoot up from today as ‘Awful April’ brings with it a slew of price hikes. An estimated million households will see their annual bills rise by over £400 as everything from Council Tax to Mobile and Broadband costs see increases.