Glasgow
Councillor disappointed with progress to make Glasgow parks safer with lighting
Glasgow’s council has been accused of ‘kicking the can down the road’ when it comes to lighting the city’s parks to improve safety.
Glasgow Labour say warm banks roll out has been ‘abysmal’
Glasgow’s roll out of ‘welcome places’ to help residents struggling with soaring energy costs has been “abysmal”, according to the city’s Labour group.
Glasgow councillor had her hijab ripped from her head on Argyle Street
A Glasgow councillor had her hijab ripped from her head, was spat on and was told to ‘go home’ in the wake of...
New shop opens at Glasgow’s Charing Cross with a mission to make green shopping easy
A café and shop space has opened in Glasgow with a mission to become a go-to spot for sustainability in the city.
Major CBeebies hit to open pop-up store in Glasgow Fort shopping centre
An exciting new shopping experience featuring the award-winning children's show Bing, is coming to Glasgow Fort.
Failure to apologise for wrongful arrest of ex-Rangers finance chief set to cost taxpayer up to £72m
A FAILURE to apologise to one of the men wrongly arrested as part of the “malicious” Rangers fraud prosecutions scandal is to cost the taxpayer up...
Asda teabags see major change helping customers save the environment
Asda has announced it will change the way teabags are made, helping customers make choices to save the environment.
Police launch appeal to find owner of dog handed in at Paisley Post Office
An appeal has been launched to trace the owners of a dog that was found in the Cardonald area yesterday.
Mystery player scoops £14k at Glasgow Forge Mecca Bingo
It’s been an exciting month for Mecca Bingo at the Glasgow Forge with major a milestone passed, a new look and a huge...
‘Kill all H***’ banner at Rangers v Aberdeen match in Glasgow sparks police investigation
An offensive banner at yesterday's Rangers vs Aberdeen match at Ibrox has sparked a police investigation.
