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Over £2m approved for cycle lanes in two Glasgow areas

More than £2 million funding is to be used to build more cycle paths in Glasgow as the bid to create 270km of...

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The Samaritans host ‘Brew Monday’ event at Glasgow Central Station

On a cold winter's morning, the Samaritans were at hand to pour a tea and dispel some moody myths at Glasgow Central Station today.

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Financial Woes Peak After Festive Spending Spree – Herald Scotland

It is considered to be the worst day of the new year, when finances take a hit from festive spending and woes are compounded...

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Mum praises Glasgow hospital staff for ‘important’ tree

A mum has praised Glasgow hospital staff who have introduced a special tree to help her child during cancer treatment.

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Campaigners Occupy High-Rise Blocks to Stop Demolition – Glasgow Times

A campaign group fighting to stop the demolition of four high-rise blocks say they have started an occupation of the homes.

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Police crack down on youth crime after four children charged

Cops are stepping up patrols in a community after four children were arrested in connection with multiple incidents.

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Number of fines issues in Glasgow school car free zone revealed

LESS than 150 drivers have been fined for breaching Glasgow’s school car free zones since its inception in 2019, the Glasgow Times can...

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Empty Glasgow homes set for Ukrainian refugees after contract ends

Empty homes in Glasgow are to be brought into use to provide Ukrainian refugees with more places to stay as part of a...

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Glasgow Energy Efficiency and Clyde Metro Plan to Create Jobs

Thousands of new jobs could be created under plans to make homes in Glasgow more energy efficient and in the bid to launch...

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Historic sites in Johnstone to receive visit over tourism plan

Council officials are set to join an elected member on a tour of Johnstone and the nearby villages as they ponder how to...