Paisley Daily Express news for 24 November 2011

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Christmas Island veterans’ court struggle carries on Nov 24 2011

A DETERMINED nuclear testing campaigner has written to the Prime Minister in a bid to highlight the plight of 22,000 men who were forced to watch atomic bomb blasts.Read

Councillor calls for High Street safety measures Nov 24 2011

A PLEA has been made to council chiefs to improve safety measures in Paisley’s High Street after a pensioner was killed in a horror accident.Read

Hooded pervert attacks woman Nov 24 2011

POLICE were yesterday hunting a sex beast who stalked a terrified young woman through the dark streets of Paisley before attacking her.Read

Court hears that “no-one knew” how tragic toddler Declan died Nov 24 2011

A PATHOLOGIST yesterday told a murder trial that no-one knows what caused one-year-old Declan Hainey’s death.Read

Robin’s Christmas card frenzy Nov 24 2011

A CHARITY champion aims to deliver pots of cash for worthy causes – by flogging hundreds of Christmas cards which have been signed by celebrities.Read

Atkinson: £2m pricetag is fair Nov 24 2011

HAULAGE firm boss Richard Atkinson insists the £2million fee it will take to snap up a controlling stake in St Mirren is “fair” – despite failing to come up with the cash needed to complete a fan-backed takeover of the Paisley club.Read

Plant of the Month: Rubella Nov 24 2011

SKIMMIA japonica, otherwise known as Rubella, may seem like quite a mouthful but is an excellent evergreen shrub.Read

It might be cold, but not cold enough to neglect your garden Nov 24 2011

WITH winter hurtling towards us, perhaps this is an appropriate time to reflect on the big chill we were forced to endure last year.Read

Festive crime crackdown Nov 24 2011

A CRIME crackdown has been launched by police in the run-up to the festive season.Read

Fears that break-ins will get worse Nov 24 2011

CAR break-ins are on the rise in and around Paisley.Read

Why not get a letter from Santa Nov 24 2011

IT won’t be long until Santa Claus rides into town on his reindeer ... but, for those who can’t wait until December 25, a children’s charity is offering to send you letters direct from Father Christmas himself.Read