ScotRail urges travellers to not use Glasgow Queen Street service amid travel chaos
Commuters are being asked to avoid using one Glasgow service if possible, following a "small fire".
Thousands of kids report firework misuse ahead of Bonfire Night
This includes directing fireworks towards people, animals, vehicles or members of the Emergency Services along with using fireworks in a public space, such...
Morrisons announces plans to shut 132 McColl’s stores
Around 1300 McColl's employees are at risk of redundancy after Morrisons confirmed plans to shut 132 loss-making stores.
Ambulance staff overwhelmingly back strike action in pay dispute
Ambulance staff in Scotland have overwhelmingly voted for strike action over pay, it has been confirmed.
Five people charged in connection with organised crime and drugs offences after Glasgow warrant
Five people have been arrested and charged in connection with serious and organised crime and drug offences.
Former SNP councillor was a “wolf in sheep’s clothing” says prosecutor on alleged sex abuse case
A FORMER SNP councillor was a "wolf in sheep's clothing" who groomed and abused boys, a court heard.
Community group to build ‘educational’ and ‘sustainable’ allotment following £1,000 donation
A community group is pushing forward with plans for a new allotment following a donation from a Scottish home building company.
Staff ‘win back’ £138,000 in tips row at Scots five star hotel Cameron House
LOW-PAID staff at a five star Scots hotel and resort have secured £138,000 in 'withheld' tips after raising a collective grievance on missing...
Daughter of one of Scotland’s richest men rapped over lip fillers complication in Glasgow clinic
The daughter of one of Scotland's richest men has been suspended from the nursing register after a woman suffered a rare and serious complication...
Susan Aitken: Looking back on a year since COP26
It's hard to believe it’s been a year since Glasgow hosted COP26 and the eyes of the world were on our city, during...
