Glasgow
Glasgow study aims to find ‘breakthrough’ treatment for Parkinson’s
PEOPLE with early signs of Parkinson’s disease are being sought for new research being done in Glasgow aimed at finding a cure.
Lidl gives away free coal in Glasgow to mark old Scottish tradition
FIRST-footers who want to celebrate an age-old Scottish tradition can pick up a free lump of coal from a Glasgow supermarket.
Glasgow cleansing workers retire after more than 40 years service
Two long-serving members of Glasgow’s cleansing department have been praised for their “inspirational” service after working a combined 84 years cleaning the city’s...
Glasgow bar given go-ahead to open beer garden despite fears
A Dennistoun bar has been granted permission to open a beer garden despite fears over noise and anti-social behaviour.
Plan to build flats and shops in Glasgow’s Finnieston thrown out
Plans to build 14 flats and two shops in Finnieston have been thrown out due to concerns over their impact on the “historic...
Former Glasgow shisha bar to be turned into ice cream parlour
A former shisha bar which sparked complaints from neighbours, including allegations of drug use, is set to be turned into an ice cream...
Hairmyres hospital riddled with cigarettes butts in no smoking zones
This is “a lethal cocktail of more than 4,000 irritants, toxins and cancer-causing substances” according to the NHS.
Warning over ‘hidden homelessness’ as a result of domestic abuse
Increasing numbers of women and young children are likely to be victims of “hidden homelessness” as a result of domestic abuse, a charity...
‘Abhorrent’ greenbelt Miller homes plan ‘puts profit over planet’
Developers behind an “abhorrent” plan to build homes on greenbelt land in a Glasgow village have been criticised for “putting profit over the...
Universal Credit claimants missing out on cheaper broadband deals
Hundreds of thousands of people on Universal Credit in Scotland could be missing out on cheaper deals for broadband, according to Citizens Advice...
