manchesterwired
12/05/2013 - Last News Update: 15:54
Scotland
Please note: this article is over 8 weeks old and may not reflect the current events in regards to this particular matter. Related links may not be up to date in regards to this news story.
Youths sought for train stone attack in East Lothian
Published: 9th May 2012 15:55:12
Police are appealing for commuters who saw youths throw stones and smash the window of a moving train in East Lothian to come forward.
The driver of the 18.27 North Berwick to Edinburgh Waverley station saw the youths throwing stones as the train left Wallyford station on Monday.
The incident happened just before 18:55 and resulted in a window of the rear coach being smashed.
Nobody was injured and the train was able to complete the journey.
Constable Ryan Tierney of the British transport police, said: "Throwing any object at trains is a really stupid thing to do and I am appealing for anyone who has information regarding those involved to come forward as a matter of urgency."
Source:
BBC NewsExternal LinkShow Citation
Harvard Citation
BBC News, 2012. Youths sought for train stone attack in East Lothian. [Online] (Updated 09 May 2012)Available at: http://www.manchesterwired.co.uk/news.php/1427443-Youths-sought-for-train-stone-attack-in-East-Lothian [Accessed 12th May 2013]
blog comments powered by Disqus
Latest News
-
At 11:52:59 in Other
Salford fugitive Andrew Terrence Moran arrested in Spain
One of Britain's most wanted fugitives has been arrested on Spain's Costa Blanca.... -
At 10:50:47 in Other
Boy, 17, critical after attack in Manchester city centre
A 17-year-old boy is fighting for his life after being attacked in Manchester city centre, police have said.... -
At 10:05:34 in Other
Man charged over alleged Salford prison van escape
A man has been charged with escaping lawful custody after two people were allegedly sprung from a prison van.... -
At 00:05:36 in Other
TV stars set for Baftas ceremony
Stars from the world of TV are preparing for this year's Bafta Awards, with Olympic satire Twenty Twelve and BBC drama Accused among th... -
At 10:45:43 in Other
'Ewe-dini' the sheep escaped and turned up on a patio
A sheep once sold for slaughter is looking for a new home after turning up on a couple's patio. ... -
At 09:33:20 in Other
FA Cup final: Wigan and Manchester City fans head south
Thousands of football fans from Greater Manchester are making their way to London for the FA Cup final.... -
At 01:13:49 in Other
Fatal Bradford City fire's 28th anniversary marked
A memorial marking the 28th anniversary of the Bradford City football stadium fire, in which 56 people died, is to take place later.... -
At 21:50:33 in Other
Immigration officers make eight arrests in Northern Ireland
Eight people have been arrested in Northern Ireland within the last 24 hours by immigration enforcement officers from the Home Office.... -
At 19:06:48 in Other
Salford prison van fugitive Ryan McDonald caught
The second of two men being hunted by police after a prison van escape on 30 April has been recaptured, Greater Manchester Police have said.... -
At 19:01:29 in Other
Giving to beggars 'fuels addiction' warns campaign in Manchester
People in Manchester should not to give money to beggars - charities, police and the city council have said....
News In Other Categories
-
Pinewood Studios: Expansion plans go before Buckinghamshire councillors
Plans for the £200m expansion of film company Pinewood Studios are to go before councillors this week.... -
Gove: 'Pupil premium should be protected from cuts'
School funding that helps England's most disadvantaged pupils should be protected from cuts, the education secretary has said.... -
Cambridge-based scientists develop 'superwheat'
British scientists say they have developed a new type of wheat which could increase productivity by 30%.... -
Pinewood Studios: Expansion plans go before Buckinghamshire councillors
Plans for the £200m expansion of film company Pinewood Studios are to go before councillors this week.... -
Corporation tax move would have to benefit Treasury - Boris Johnson
The mayor of London has said the only way to convince the Treasury to devolve corporation tax powers to Stormont is to show the Exchequer th... -
Bristol mayor George Ferguson defends swearing at member of public
Bristol's mayor George Ferguson has defended swearing at a member of the public who secretly filmed him during a conversation about loc...
- Home
- Sitemap
- Publishers
- Advertisers
- Contact
-
Any copyright/incorrect article details issues should be addressed to us 'here'.
© 2010 All Rights Reserved.