Crisis talks between energy bosses and Chancellor as bills set to soar further
Energy bosses will be asked to submit a breakdown of expected profits and payouts as well as investment plans for the next three...
PrettyLittleThing ad banned for ‘socially irresponsible’ images of 16-year-old model
The images appeared on the retailer’s website in June, with brand ambassador Alabama Barker modelling her Y2K Edit clothing collection.
Energy blackouts: UK Emergency Energy Plan could see homes without power this winter
The UK government is planning for several days over the winter where there could be organised blackouts.
Sky High Club reality show to share stories from Glasgow-based Loganair workers
A new reality show offering a behind the scenes look at Glasgow-based airline staff is set to air next week.
Portuguese bakery Pastéis Lisboa to open on Glasgow’s Byres Road selling ‘amazing’ Pastel de Nata
A NEW specialist bakery is set to open in the West End - and it’s promising to sell the best Pastel de Nata...
Concrete Garden in North Glasgow celebrates community day ahead of plans to buy new land
Dozens celebrated the community day of a North Glasgow charity amid plans to buy a new plot of land nearby.
Council bosses order clean-up at Glasgow’s Queens Park Hotel
SUPPORT workers were placed in a controversial homeless hostel where poor living conditions were highlighted by residents.
Royal Mail strikes: Four day strike over August and September to take place, Union confirms
Over 115,000 Royal Mail postal workers will stage a series of strikes in the coming weeks amid a pay dispute.
Glasgow pupils achieve record exam results despite pandemic disruption
GLASGOW pupils deserve "respect and admiration" after producing an impressive set of results in the first formal SQA exams in three years.
Co-op Funeralcare coffin makers to strike in pay dispute as Unite say staff ‘deserve better’
UNITE members employed in the manufacture of coffins for Co-op Funeralcare – the only source of coffins for the Co-op - have voted...