A neo-Nazi who amassed an "armoury" at his home in Stirlingshire has been found guilty of crimes including plans to commit an act of terrorism. Alan Edward, who had nearly 28,000 followers on social media, had discussed an attack on a LBGT group in Falkirk, the High Court in Stirling heard.

A white supremacist who amassed an “armoury” and plotted a terror attack on a Scottish LGBT group is facing years behind bars.

Alan Edward, 54, glorified Hitler and was found to have a crossbow with telescopic sights, 14 knives, Nazi and SS insignia, machetes and a sword amongst his weapons haul at his Stirlingshire home.

Alan Edward, 54, formed an armoury at his Falkirk home and discussed an attack on a Scottish LGBT group. A ‘Neo-Nazi’ white supremacist who amassed an “armoury” at his Stirlingshire home has been found guilty of planning a series of terrorist crimes including intending to commit an act of terrorism.