Megan Neilson, a carer from Airdrie, is struck off after allegations she performed a sex act with a disabled client in the Falkirk Wheel area, according to Scottish reporting. Both outlets say the disciplinary action removes her from the caring profession. The Daily Record reports that Neilson is banned from the profession on 6 May. The Mirror adds additional context about how the incident is said to have occurred, stating that the act took place inside a car after the client “professed their love,” and describes the behaviour as inappropriate.
Neither report indicates that criminal charges or court outcomes were the basis of the professional ban, focusing instead on the regulator or disciplinary process that results in her removal from the profession. The articles present the same core facts: Neilson is identified as a carer, the victim is described as a disabled client, the location is linked to the Falkirk Wheel, and she receives a professional ban/strike-off effective from early May.