Glasgow School of Art choir project aims to inspire young female composers
A CITY library is holding workshops with leading female composers ahead of a performance in Glasgow next year.
How Partick Thistle fans are helping communities with skyrocketing fuel bills
FOOTBALL fans are putting their energy into helping local communities cope with skyrocketing fuel bills this winter.
Nicola Sturgeon urged to use devolved tax powers to tackle poverty amid ‘fixed budget’ claim
Anti-poverty campaigners welcomed a rent freeze and £5 a week increase to the Scottish Child Payment but said more is needed for families...
Liel Abada’s kind-hearted gesture to Leon Brown’s mum after Celtic v Rangers revealed
Liel Abada celebrated scoring the first goal at the weekend’s Celtic vs Rangers match by holding up a t-shirt with a picture of...
Tv detective Columbo features in Glasgow pub Blackfriars of Bell Street’s new event
An iconic Merchant City pub has announced the long-awaited return of its comedy nights and Columbo will be watching.
Glasgow weather: Met Office issues yellow rain and thunderstorm warning
It has been predicted that heavy rain and thunderstorms will move northwards across Scotland through the afternoon into the evening.
Glasgow taxi driver ‘crashed car after wasp flew into his vehicle’, court hears
David McCamond, 60, is on trial at Glasgow Sheriff Court accused of careless driving in the city's Govan in October 2021.
NHS Lanarkshire warns of 12 hour A&E wait times
A spokesperson for NHS Lanarkshire has warned of concern for patient safety today as A&E wait times surge to over 12 hours.
‘The Glesga of today is not the Glesga of my upbringing’: City man shares memories of his childhood
Our regular I Grew Up in Glasgow column is a way for readers to share their memories of childhoods in the city.
Glasgow City Council meeting learns Govan Christmas tree costs more than £3k
Questions have been asked about why Christmas trees are set to cost the council in Glasgow £3,600 each.
