Norman Silvester

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Norman Silvester

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2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Norman Silvester

Decades of gangland war between the two families began with a cocaine theft in 2001. It was the summer of 2001 and Tony Blair had just won a second term in government for Labour. The movie version of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was about to be released and The Life of Pi was the year’s best-selling book. Over in the tough Milton housing scheme in Glasgow a plot of a different kind was unfolding.

3 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Norman Silvester

A campaign has been launched by a dog charity for retited police dogs to be given their own pensions to pay for vets billsBy Norman SilvesterA Scottish police dog called Keach could be one of the first in Britain to get its own government pension. A charity that supports police dogs when they retire has launched a campaign calling for pensions for all police service animals when they retire.

3 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Norman Silvester

Former Glasgow City councillor Billy McAllister believes the current violence involving the rival Lyons and Daniel families could have been avoided when he first raised concerns with the authorities in 2000. The man who first exposed the criminal activities of the Lyons family 25 years ago has slammed police and politicians for ignoring his warnings of future bloodshed.

3 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Norman Silvester

He believes his brother was killed by three men and has given detectives the name of a fourth – a Glasgow businessman – who sanctioned the hit. The brother of a taxi firm owner murdered 23 years ago has vowed to finally get justice for his loved ones. Businessman Alexander Blue was attacked outside his luxury home in Glasgow’s West End in 2002 and died two days later from his head injuries.