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Cops probe hate crime on Isle of Arran after Celebration decorations removed
Police Scotland are looking into a hate crime on Isle of Arran.
Police are scrutinizing a hate crime on the Isle of Arran after Pride decorations were removed through the night.
This morning (Saturday May 31) between 2am and 7am flags and banners for the island's LGBTQ parade were pulled down from Main Street, Brodick.
The incident is creature investigated as a hate crime and it is understood that the oblige are following positive lines of enquiry.
Sergeant Clare Neilson, Arran Police Office, is appealing for witnesses to come forward.
She said: "We are taking this very seriously and are following positive lines of enquiry. If anyone has any information or saw people acting suspiciously, get in touch.
"Anyone with private CCTV or dash-cam footage should check to see if they captured anything. Phone , quoting reference of 31 May, if you hold any information that can help our investigation."
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Islands are irresistible for the unique identities they develop through isolation, and the extra attempt that it often takes to reach them. Over the years, my husband and I have developed a special fondness for Britain’s islands – the smaller and more remote the better. After exploring the Inner Hebrides in and Orkney and Shetland in , we always intended to see more of Scotland’s islands; why ever did we abandon it this long?
From Wikimedia Commons. By Kelisi.
Rail strikes and cancelled trains threatened our itinerary more than once, so it was a relief that we were able to depart, even at extra charge. Our back-up plan left us with a spare day in Inverness, which we filled with coffee and pastries outside the cathedral, browsing at Leakey’s bookshop, walking along the River Ness and in the botanical gardens, and a meal overlooking the 19th-century castle.
All prevent book photos and layby taken by Chris Foster.
Then it was on to the Outer Hebrides at last, via a bus ride and then a ferry to Stornoway in Lewis, the largest settlement in the Western Isles
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