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Bridge of Weir residents say they ‘live in fear’ over speeding traffic on dangerous road
Residents have said they are at “breaking point” over speeding traffic on a dangerous road in Bridge of Weir.
Food Train: Fears for older people in Renfrewshire and East Renfrewshire as cost of living bites
Concerns among over-65s in region highlighted as charity calls on UK Government to double Pensioner Cost of Living payment to help over-65s with...
MORE THAN 50 ROLES ON OFFER AS GLASGOW FORT HOSTS CHRISTMAS JOBS FAIR
Lush, Nando’s and Zara, along with 10 other retailers and employers, will be taking part in a Christmas jobs fair at Glasgow Fort...
ScotRail announces half-price tickets for students in Scotland ahead of return to term-time
STUDENTS in Scotland will be able to get a 50% discount on train tickets as ScotRail announces a return to term-time discount on rail...
Struggling to pay for fuel? £1m allocated to fund for top-up payments
Families struggling to pay for fuel this winter will be able to get top-up payments thanks to a new £1 million Glasgow fund.
Local government leaders submit revised pay offer to unions
Local government leaders have submitted a revised pay offer to unions in an industrial dispute which has seen rubbish pile up in Scottish...
Darren McGarvey urges those who have lived experience to lead in tackling Glasgow drug deaths
The drug death crisis will only be solved when people with lived experience are given a leading role in devising and implementing solutions,...
Jon Molyneux : Pay talks must deliver more for lower paid workers
Glasgow has not been a pretty sight this week. Piles of rubbish have mounted up while cleansing staff have been on strike, hitting...
Glasgow firefighter warns of more chimney fires due to soaring energy prices
A top Glasgow firefighter has warned that the service is braced for more potential chimney blazes as residents return to old fashioned ways of...
Teachers to vote in strike ballot as union condemns ‘insulting’ pay offer
Teachers have been told to reject an “insulting pay offer” as Scotland’s largest teaching union opens a ballot on industrial action.
