Glasgow
Glasgow pensioners to get welfare visits amid cost-of-living crisis
Glasgow pensioners will be visited by a housing officer over the winter months as part of a new initiative.
Persimmon Homes to hand out consistent 6k to charities and groups
A popular homebuilder has set up a new charitable scheme as a way for community groups to receive larger donations.
‘Glasgow is my favourite place in the world’ says Glasgow Santa
With Christmas so close, we sat down with Santa Claus himself to discuss Glasgow, the children in it and some of his favourite...
Cumbernauld school boy gets ‘robot arm’ and independance back
A school boy has gotten a ‘robot arm’ which will allow him to open his Christmas presents by himself for the first time...
‘Our Christmas miracle’: Paisley girl home after 14 MONTHS in hospital
SWITCHING on the Christmas tree lights and watching her daughters giggle at the fact she has turned the living room into “Santa’s grotto”,...
Social enterprise workers join in with Glasgow Times Toy Bank Appeal
Team members at a social enterprise have said that they were close to tears when bags filled with toys arrived at their north...
Glasgow students raise over £9k for the British Heart Foundation
Students across Glasgow have raised thousands of pounds for the British Heart Foundation by donating preloved items to the charity’s high street shops.
Jon Molyneux: Trans rights are human rights
I’D like to take this opportunity to wish all Glasgow Times readers a happy Christmas and a peaceful and fulfilling New Year and...
ScotRail warns travellers of disruption over Christmas due to strikes
Strike action beginning on Christmas Eve will severely limit rail services with people being advised to only travel if “absolutely necessary”, Scotland’s rail...
Glasgow mum reunited with missing son 12 years after he disappeared
Joyce Curtis, from Glasgow, had resigned herself to the fact that son Nicholas had passed away, having last spoken with him in 2010.
