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Council manger stole £120,000 worth of laptops and iPads

Council manger stole £120,000 worth of laptops and iPads
BBC Scotland Tuesday 01 September 2026, 13:53 UTC 1 min read
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Bobby Lee Smith, from East Kilbride, oversaw applications for a project that gave electronic devices to people on low incomes during the pandemic.

Bobby Lee Smith, from East Kilbride, oversaw applications for a project that gave electronic devices to people on low incomes during the pandemic.
Bobby Lee Smith (PERSON) East Kilbride (LOCATION)
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