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BBC News
13 hours ago
- BBC News
'No criminality' after human remains found at Paisley building site
There is no reason to suspect criminality regarding human remains found on a building site in Paisley, police have said. The grisly discovery was made on Tuesday at around 12:40 at a construction site on the town's Orchard Street. However, Police Scotland said that after extensive inquiries were carried out, there was "nothing to suggest any criminality" in the did not state if the remains were believed to be from a recent death or from some time ago. The site was temporarily closed off after the remains were found.


BBC News
17 hours ago
- Automotive
- BBC News
Woodbridge crews called as car crashes through wall into building
A car has crashed through a building's French windows and ended up in a Fire and Rescue Service sent crews from three stations to the incident at about 14:40 BST on Fire Station posted a picture on Facebook but did not say where the crash happened. The service has been approached for arrival they found the vehicle had gone through the wall and into the building, and one casualty was looked after by the ambulance service. Follow Suffolk news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.


CTV News
a day ago
- CTV News
Ottawa lawyer says eviction plan for Little Italy apartment building sidesteps tenants' rights
Tenants of a Little Italy apartment building received notice that they may be required to vacate, due to widespread mould and a pending court decision.


CTV News
3 days ago
- General
- CTV News
Ottawa tenants facing ‘mass eviction'
Tenants of a Little Italy apartment building received notice that they may be required to vacate, due to widespread mould and a pending court decision. CTV's Katelyn Wilson reports.

RNZ News
4 days ago
- Business
- RNZ News
First version of list of overseas made building products available in NZ released
building national 19 minutes ago The first version of a document listing all international building products now available in New Zealand has been released as the first step in the government's plans to turbo charge the construction sector. Certified Builders Chief Executive Malcom Fleming spoke to Charlotte Cook.