Awaab Ishak: Guidance on mould to be reviewed after child’s death
Guidance for landlords is to be reviewed by government ministers after the tragic death of Awaab Ishak after prolonged exposure to mould.
UK ‘watching closely’ as Iran executes British dual national
British-Iranian dual national Alireza Akbari, Iran's former deputy defense minister, has been executed by authorities.
Karen’s Diner: What to expect when the restaurant opens in Glasgow
UNIQUE restaurant chain Karen's Diner is opening its first-ever venue in Glasgow this year - and this is what you can expect.
Glasgow councillors react to anti-strike bill
Glasgow councillors have condemned the UK Government’s proposal to introduce new legislation which would ensure “basic function” during industrial action.
Glasgow artist uses GUNPOWDER to make “unique” works in global demand
A DENNISTOUN artist whose work is in demand all over the world admits there were problems with his latest choice of material.
Bid to demolish old bank and create hotel in Glasgow
A plan to knock down an abandoned Glasgow bank and replace it with a hotel, shops and pub is back on the council...
Complaints about noise nuisance in Paisley raised
Complaints about noise nuisance in Paisley – caused by quad bikes, loud music and pets – have become “varied and persistent”, an elected...
Glasgow taxi trade reveals struggles over finding drivers and parts
Taxi firms in Glasgow have warned the trade is struggling as it faces difficulties sourcing vehicle parts and finding drivers.
Cost of living: Aldi launches new budgeting advice hub
Aldi has launched a new 'Amazing Savings' advice hub to help customers tackle the cost of living crisis.
Company fighting to install telecoms equipment at Glasgow uni
A company is fighting to install telecoms equipment on the roof of a University of Glasgow building to boost mobile services and “improve...
