Dramatic new evidence has emerged in the unsolved doorstep murder of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson - only days before the 20th anniversary of his death. The Sunday Mail can reveal that a distressed ...

They believed it may have been linked to a planning row over a seating area at a pub opposite his home, The Havelock Hotel, and appealed for information about two men seen with a handgun on a ...

The Havelock Hotel in Nairn pictured in 2019. Picture: Braveheart Owners of a popular hotel in Nairn are seeking planning permission for an extension. The Havelock Hotel in Nairn could be revamped as ...

Police Scotland also issued an appeal to Havelock Hotel customers, who were there in the days leading up to Alistair's murder, to come forward, particularly if they had heard anything untoward.

She also ran over to the Havelock Hotel, opposite the house, begging for help to save him before attempting to stem the bleeding with towels. Tragically, Alistair died in hospital an hour later.

Licensee ‘annoyed’ at decks objection The licensee of the Havelock Hotel was “animated” and “annoyed” at Alistair Wilson objecting to a planning application for decking at his boozer.

Lynsey and her friend were not the only people on the scene. Andy Burnet, the owner of the Havelock Hotel, also rushed to the doorstep from a bar just down the road called The Shambles.

Alistair Wilson, who was murdered at his home in Nairn in 2004, objected to a retrospective planning application for a large decking area outside the Havelock Hotel opposite his property.

Alistair Wilson, who was killed at his Nairn home in 2004, objected to a retrospective planning application for a large decking area outside the Havelock Hotel opposite his property and detectives ...

Alistair Wilson. Detectives investigating the murder of Alistair Wilson in Nairn in 2004 are appealing for anyone who was in a hotel opposite his home two days before the fatal shooting to come ...

Bank manager Alistair Wilson, 30, was involved in a planning wrangle over decking at the Havelock Hotel in Nairn, which sits yards from the murder scene.