
James Mulholland
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1 month ago |
thecourier.co.uk | James Mulholland |Jamie Buchan
A landowner has failed to overturn a government decision forcing it to sell an ‘eyesore’ piece of land linked to Mary Queen of Scots in St Andrews. The Forthtay Limited Employee Trust instructed lawyers to go to Dundee Sheriff Court to argue that the Scottish Ministers acted unlawfully towards it. The trust accused the Scottish Government of “apparent bias” towards a community group called Poet’s Neuk.
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2 months ago |
thecourier.co.uk | James Mulholland |Alan Richardson
A career criminal who tried to murder a man in Dundee by driving and reversing a car over him has been jailed for seven years and four months. Marley Williams, 24, tried to kill James Cooper in the early hours of July 9 2024 at Strathmore Avenue. The High Court in Edinburgh heard how Williams was a passenger in a Ford Fiesta when he encountered Mr Cooper.
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2 months ago |
thecourier.co.uk | James Mulholland |Alan Richardson
A paedophile who photographed himself repeatedly sexually abusing a child was caught after cybercrime investigators discovered he was using his home wifi to share sickening content. Alan Moir, 43, was brought to justice after police received intelligence from the National Online Child Abuse Prevention (NOCAP) organisation. The High Court in Edinburgh heard on Tuesday how NOCAP discovered an Internet Protocol address had been sharing child abuse content.
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2 months ago |
thecourier.co.uk | James Mulholland |Alan Richardson
A lottery winner from Dundee who blew his fortune and turned to drug-dealing made more than £158,000 from his life of crime, a court heard. Jack Tanbini,29, was handed a five-year, five-month sentence in January 2025. The judge had heard how Tanbini – who won a payout after buying a scratch card – was caught by police with more than £150,000 of cocaine at his home in Dundee. Detectives raided the property in Easson’s Angle on two separate occasions.
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Mar 7, 2025 |
thecourier.co.uk | James Mulholland |Alan Richardson
Prosecutors have succeeded in a bid to increase the minimum term a Fife murderer will have to serve for killing a man in a “brutal and prolonged” attack. Christopher Brown, 36, was told he would serve at least 13 years for murdering Henry White, 57, in Oakley on March 21 2024. Brown was given a life sentence at the High Court in Inverness and judge Lady Hood imposed the 13-year term as the punishment part of his life sentence. Prosecutors believed it should have been longer.
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