Steven Campbell murderer stabbed two men after Celtic and Rangers match
A convicted murderer stabbed two men after a Celtic and Rangers match in a case of mistaken identity.
RNLI trains Glasgow businesses along River Clyde life-saving water safety
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) have teamed up to deliver vital safety training.
Margaret Ferrier ‘has no future as our MP’, say voters after Covid court case
Outraged residents of Margaret Ferrier’s Rutherglen constituency have labelled the disgraced politician as ‘reckless and selfish’ for breaking coronavirus laws.
‘Our members can’t afford to live’ Disruptions expected in Glasgow as rail strikes continue
Train passengers across Scotland faced further disruption today following a fresh round of Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) strikes.
North Lanarkshire Council and SPT admit they ‘can’t say’ when school buses will return to normal
Children from 26 routes in North Lanarkshire were left without bus transport for the first day of term on Wednesday, with that total rising to...
Grow your own fruit bowl with Dobbies
Free sustainable Grow How session in Glasgow Ready to reap the fruits of your labour? Dobbies, the UK’s leading garden centre, is hosting...
Buchanan Galleries announces newest sub-zero drinks unit Frozen Kiosks
Whilst temperatures in Glasgow soar, Buchanan Galleries has frozen over with the launch of its newest drinks offering, Frozen Kiosks. Visitors of the...
Anas Sarwar calls for rent freeze and evictions ban to tackle cost of living crisis
Labour leader Anas Sarwar has called for a rent freeze and a ban on evictions as part of a package to tackle the...
Community-made ceramic tiles are ready to be installed at Glasgow’s Stockingfield Bridge
Stockingfield Bridge, which will connect Maryhill, Ruchill and Gilsochill, is due to open in September as works continue to finalise the crossing.
Firefighters at Cameron House Hotel blaze did not know guests were unaccounted for, inquiry hears
Firefighters attending a fatal hotel blaze did not realise there were guests unaccounted for as they battled the flames, an inquiry has heard.
