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Latest News From around Glasgow.
Liz Truss under pressure to boost benefit payments in line with inflation
A string of peers voiced their concerns in the Lords as Prime Minister Liz Truss faced mounting pressure to raise benefits in line...
Kickstart Scheme has lasting positive impact on Glasgow businesses
THE Kickstart Scheme has had a lasting positive imoace on Glasgow businesses and the young people who accessed it.
Ticketmaster to introduce dynamic pricing to increase cost of tickets
The new system, called 'dynamic pricing' will see the price of tickets altered based on demand.
‘Exceptional importance’ that referendum question resolved, Supreme Court told
It is of “exceptional importance” that the question of whether the Scottish Parliament can legislate for a second referendum on independence is resolved,...
Thomas Kerr: The Tory Party must focus on what really matters to the people
IT is political party conference season and last week offered me the chance to join colleagues and members at the Conservative Party Conference...
Celtic’s Green Brigade launch annual food drive early due to rising costs
Celtic fan group The Green Brigade has launched their food collection early this year due to rising costs.
Mike Dailly: Tenant protections are good, but they don’t go far enough
TENANTS have secured some vital protections with the passing of last week’s emergency Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) (Scotland) Bill.
Tennent’s Brewery in Glasgow to host free event encouraging discussions on climate action
People in Glasgow are invited to join in with conversations about climate action over a pint at an iconic brewery setting this month.
Glasgow’s ‘Ice-cream wars’ explored in BBC documentary
When Lanarkshire serial killed Peter Manuel went on trial in 1958 newspaper readers were so eager to learn the latest grisly details that many...
Glasgow’s Anderston area to benefit from council’s Week of Action programme
A Week of Action has begun in Anderston today to 'blitz' environmental issues and deep clean the area.
