ALAN GLANCY

HOTEL HORROR: ‘JEALOUS RAGE’ MAN DENIES ATTACK ON WOMAN A man has denied launching a terrifying hotel room attack on a woman during what prosecutors describe as months of abusive behaviour.

Alan Glancy, 41, is accused of pinning a woman to a bed and repeatedly striking her on the head while shouting accusations of infidelity.

The alleged incident is said to have taken place at the upmarket Malmaison Glasgow.

Prosecutors claim Glancy subjected his partner or ex-partner to a four-month campaign of abuse, including aggressive shouting, swearing and making derogatory remarks.

The court heard that during the hotel incident, Glancy allegedly sat astride the woman, pinned her down and repeatedly struck her while accusing her of cheating.

But the allegations don’t stop there.

It is also claimed the accused later targeted a property in Kilmacolm, smashing glasses and pouring paint over furniture in an incident said to have caused distress and damage.

The alleged offences are said to have taken place at several locations including: • Brown Street in Port Glasgow • Yetts Avenue in Kilmacolm • The Malmaison Glasgow Glancy, of Brown Street, denies the charges and entered a not guilty plea through his solicitor.

He has been granted bail, but under strict conditions — including an order not to contact the woman involved and not to enter Yetts Avenue in Kilmacolm.

The case will return to court later this year ahead of a trial scheduled for January.