Perth woman blamed heroin addiction on mother
A Perth woman who claimed her own mother caused her heroin addiction has been jailed for two years. Khaya Ghekis from Magpie Way got involved in dealing after her mother and stepfather were jailed. The 22 year old was caught with heroin at the family home in Viewlands place last year. She previously almost died from an overdose in custody four years ago.
PM backs Black Watch red hackle
The Prime Minister says the famous red hackle of the black watch will never be changed. It comes amid speculation the plume will become purple to match the uniform of other TA battalions. During Prime Ministers Question Time, Gordon Brown announced the hackle would stay red for as long as the army exists. The battalion, who are currently in Afghanistan, have their headquarters in Perth.
More staff for Community Justice Authority
More funding's been made available for the Community Justice Authority in Perth. Almost 135 thousand pounds has been given to the service across Tayside. Kenny Macaskill says he hopes the money will provide swifter and more effective community justice. The money will be spent to secure new staff members.
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