Morning Briefing: 2600 motorists hit with parking fines over Jubilee weekend More than 2600 city motorists were hit with parking fines over the Jubilee weekend. It is thought that many motorists wrongly assumed that parking restrictions had been lifted for the bank holiday break, when in fact the city only has four "parking holidays" - Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day and Easter Monday - when parking is allowed for free in public bays and on single yellow lines. The 2604 fines issued - a rise of nearly 20 per cent on an average four-day period - would net the council nearly £80,000 if everyone paid promptly, or double that if everyone paid the full £60 penalty. However, figures released by the council suggest that £54,680 has been collected so far. Developers in Armadale have called for the a national tennis academy to be built in West Lothian - and said they would gift the land. The proposal to open a national tennis centre was first mooted by the US Open champion's mum, Judy, two years ago, with the former Dunfermline College of Education at Cramond tipped to host it. But plans for the Andy Murray-backed centre in the Capital came to an end earlier this week after it was declared too expensive. . However, Southdale, a £200 million project overhauling Armadale train station, says it is in talks with West Lothian Council and national tennis chiefs. A DRUG-ADDICTED doctor who injected his wife with heroin has been told he will be sentenced for the offence later this month. Ashley Sibery, 39, was convicted at Edinburgh Sheriff Court last month of culpable and reckless conduct. The court heard that the GP's wife had said their marriage would be over unless he sought treatment for his habit. But she agreed to take what was supposed to be his last fix so she could experience what he felt when he took the drug. She fell seriously ill at their Edinburgh home and had to be taken to hospital. Paramedics recognised Mr Sibery, of London Street, as a doctor and he was arrested shortly afterwards by police. Yesterday, Sheriff Elizabeth Jarvie QC deferred sentence on Mr Sibery until October 23, 2012. Sheriff Jarvie asked depute procurator fiscal Malcolm Stewart to provide her with more information on that date about the circumstances surrounding the offence. She told Mr Stewart that she felt there were still "unanswered questions" surrounding the incident.