Glasgow restaurant Bao welcomes its first customers
Neon lighting and upbeat music spilled out from the city centre’s newest restaurant today as the team welcomed its very first customers.
Moving pictures show Armistice Day tributes across Glasgow
Armistice Day 2022 tributes took place across Glasgow as the city observed a two-minute silence to remember those who died at war.
Glasgow Lord Provost wants to learn about war hero great grandfather
Glasgow's Lord Provost is asking for the public's help to learn more about her First World War veteran great-grandfather.
I’m a Celebrity: Olivia Attwood clears up rumour about exit
Olivia Attwood, who is engaged to Rovers midfielder Bradley Dack, left the I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here jungle just 24 hours after...
Police investigate disturbance after Kilmarnock v Motherwell
CCTV images have been released of men police wish to speak to after a serious disturbance following a football match between Kilmarnock and Motherwell.
Police seal off part of street as high winds threaten to rip off roof
POLICE have cordoned off part of Gourock after high winds threatened to rip the roof off a building.
Glasgow hotel stabbings an ‘avoidable tragedy’, report finds
A knife attack in a Glasgow hotel housing asylum seekers during the Covid lockdown was an “avoidable tragedy”, a report has said.
Rebecca Tollan took ‘high end’ cocaine, Glasgow High Court hears
A NEW mum died after taking "high end" cocaine as prosecutors urged two men to be convicted of killing her.
Council hits out at union after ‘violence’ claims at Glasgow school
GLASGOW City Council has hit out at a union for claiming that safety measures have not been put in place at a school...
PCS Strike: 100,000 civil servants to go on strike
Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union which represents employees of Government departments and public bodies vote for strike action.
