Last council workers to leave Burns House

A paedophile former primary teacher who bedded a 13- yearold girl after grooming her online a decade ago has been jailed for 23 months.

Sick Stuart Scott, 34, targeted the teen after meeting her through the youth football team he coached in Ayrshire back in 2010.

Scott- who was 24 at the time- added her as a friend on Facebook and arranged to pick her up in his car and go a drive.

The shamed Sir parked at a secluded lay- by and told the girl she was good looking, before kissing her and placing his hands on her leg.

The pair then performed sex acts on each in the front of the car before moving to the back seat to have sex.

Scott was previously jailed in 2012 for

Its erasure is going to completely transform historic Burns Statue Square.

A council spokesman said: “The majority of staff have now left Burns House, with those remaining scheduled to leave before the end of March.

“When all staff have left, detailed pre- demolition surveys will be carried out with the actual strip out and demolition due to start around September 2020, but this will be reviewed depending on the outcome of survey work.”

There are plans to build a new railway station in the area but no definite proposals have come forward yet.

The erection of a new station has been described as “urgent” by national agency Transport Scotland.

The nearby crumbling Station Hotel remains cloaked in a protective covering with its future still unclear.

A damning structural report found close to 1000 defects in the crumbling B- listed pile.

Collapsed ceilings on multiple floors, rat and pigeon droppings on surfaces and missing window panes are just some of the problems

It is understood ScotRail staff will never return to the dangerous building. They are currently using portable cabins for staff and ticket sales beside the railway line.