Glasgow
Decision expected on orders against gangsters who killed Kenny Reilly
A JUDGE was wrong to impose serious crime prevention orders on two gangsters serving time for carrying out a cold-blooded hit, a court...
We take a tour of new Glasgow coffee shop Off the Rails
A new independent coffee shop has proven to be a hit in Glasgow city centre thanks to its quirky interiors and focus on...
Top cop speaks out after football scout helped smuggle cocaine in van
A top cop has spoken out after a football scout was convicted of helping to smuggle £450k of cocaine with a secret compartment...
Glasgow family ‘living in fear’ after thugs target taxi cab in Gorbals
Khatija Ali has been left ‘traumatised’ after the family car was smashed on Margaret Street in the early hours of Tuesday.
Rebecca Tollan took ‘high end’ cocaine, Glasgow High Court hears
A NEW mum died after taking "high end" cocaine as prosecutors urged two men to be convicted of killing her.
Council hits out at union after ‘violence’ claims at Glasgow school
GLASGOW City Council has hit out at a union for claiming that safety measures have not been put in place at a school...
PCS Strike: 100,000 civil servants to go on strike
Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union which represents employees of Government departments and public bodies vote for strike action.
Petition launched after funfair NOISE sparks complaints in Renfrew
Renfrew residents have complained about “unbearable noise” caused by a funfair in Robertson Park – prompting the council to take action.
Predicted £12m council cuts could plunge Glasgow into ‘dark ages’
Spending cuts of £12 million predicted for Glasgow’s cleansing service could plunge the city back into the “dark ages” it has been claimed.
Nicola Sturgeon: Scotland will play our full part tackling climate emergency
We’ve likely all noticed the unusually mild autumn we’ve been experiencing recently. In fact, some days in October have felt more like summer.
