Police have launched a manhunt for a suspect following a serious sexual assault on a 32-year-old woman at Luss Car Park in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. The incident occurred at approximately 1:00 AM on September 27, 2025, prompting an immediate police response and investigation into the attack that took place in the popular tourist area.

Authorities describe the suspect as a white male with blonde hair who spoke with a Scottish accent. Detective Inspector Julie Clisby stated that extensive enquiries are ongoing and officers are doing everything possible to locate the individual responsible for the assault. The police have confirmed they are actively hunting the suspect and have appealed to the public for assistance in their investigation.

Investigators are particularly keen to speak with a group of people who interacted with the victim following the incident. Police have urged these individuals to come forward "as a matter of urgency," noting that any information they possess could prove vital to the case. Officers emphasized that details that might seem insignificant to witnesses could be pivotal in advancing the investigation.

The police have also requested anyone with dash cam footage or private CCTV recordings from the Luss Car Park area between 11:45 PM on September 26 and 12:30 AM on September 27 to come forward. Authorities are asking anyone with information to contact them via the 101 non-emergency number, quoting incident reference 0270 of September 27, 2025, as the search for the suspect continues.

Shed Seven, the Yorkshire Britpop legends, have announced a special one-off summer 2026 performance at Halifax's Piece Hall to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their landmark 1996 album 'A Maximum High'. The band will deliver a full album performance followed by a second set of greatest hits during the Live At The Piece Hall concert series on June 6. This Halifax date will represent Shed Seven's only headline show of summer 2026, making it a particularly significant event for both the band and their dedicated fanbase.

The anniversary concert will feature special guest performances from Seb Lowe and The Guest List, adding to the celebratory atmosphere. Tickets for this exclusive event are scheduled to go on general sale at 10am on Friday, October 24, available through major ticketing platforms including Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and the Piece Hall's official website. The band's return to the Halifax venue follows their previous 2021 performance at the historic courtyard, establishing a continuing relationship with the West Yorkshire location.

'A Maximum High' represented a defining moment in Shed Seven's career, reaching the UK top 10 and selling more than 250,000 copies while spawning five Top 40 singles. Band frontman Rick Witter expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming celebration, stating the band is 'looking forward to giving A Maximum High the birthday party it deserves' and noting particular excitement about 'revisiting some of the songs we haven't played for decades.' The event promises to attract fans from across the country for what organizers describe as a 'one night only' celebratory event.

Shed Seven joins a diverse lineup of artists scheduled for the 2026 Live At The Piece Hall series, including Embrace, Ethel Cain, David Gray, Billy Ocean, Opeth and The Ks. The band's upcoming schedule also includes appearances at the Isle Of Wight Festival in June, featuring headliners Lewis Capaldi, Calvin Harris and The Cure, followed by a supporting performance for Richard Ashcroft at Englefield Estate in Berkshire as part of the Heritage Live series in July. Nicky Chance-Thompson MBE DL, CEO of The Piece Hall Charitable Trust, emphasized the significance of hosting these 'Yorkshire heroes' back at the venue for this milestone celebration.