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Woman chased boy, 16, with bottle of tonic wine down Glasgow street

A woman chased boy, 16, with a bottle of tonic wine down Glasgow street. She appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court for sentencing.

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Bakery owner tells how cost of living crisis forced Glasgow cafe closure

A Glasgow bakery owner has told how following his dream of opening a café saw him forced to close after just six months as...

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Glasgow High Court hears man ‘lost the plot’ as he burned wife with hot tea and choked her

Glasgow High Court hears Helensburgh man 'lost the plot' as he burned wife with hot tea and choked her after affair discovery at...

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Scots receive £1700-a-year average mortgage payments rise bombshell

OVER 200,000 Scot homeowners will see their mortgage payments rise by an average of £1700 a year in the space of ten months...

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Dance teacher accused of groping teen at Glasgow school

A dance teacher is accused of groping a teenage pupil and sending explicit messages to other students. The case appeared before Glasgow Sheriff Court.

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Cambuslang carer stole almost £12k from OAP’s bank account on day of husband’s funeral

A carer who stole from elderly widow's bank account on the day of her husband's funeral claimed she "snapped."

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Phil Cunningham’s Christmas Songbook returns to the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

Acclaimed folk musician Phil Cunningham will return to Glasgow next month for a special festive show.

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New shop am pm local ‘opening soon’ on Sauchiehall street in Glasgow city centre

A new store has put up signs on an empty building on Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street, indicating a move.

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First look inside Gin Spa which will reopen in Glasgow after £300k investment

Gin Spa is set to reopen in Glasgow city centre following an investment of over £300,000 which has seen its capacity increase.

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Glasgow workforce use free food service amid cost of living crisis

An East End charity is currently feeding workers throughout the city, due to the cost-of-living crisis.