Glasgow
Nicola Sturgeon demands election as Tory chief whip resigns amid government chaos
IT’S being widely reported that Wendy Morton has resigned as chief whip of the Conservative Party.
Planning sought for development of 23 new homes in Ravenscraig
A development consisting of 23 new homes could be built in Ravenscraig if a planning application is successful.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT GLASGOW NORTH EAST FIREWORKS FESTIVAL
Community Events Scotland is hosting the Glasgow North East Fireworks Festival at Glasgow Fort on Saturday 5th November. The event will run from 11am...
Festive fun at Dobbies’ Braehead store
Garden Centre launches 2022 Christmas events programme Dobbies, the UK’s leading garden centre retailer, is gearing up to create a Christmas to remember...
Bellshill disabled woman ’embarrassed by ScotRail’ after pals forced to carry her off train
A disabled woman was left feeling 'embarrassed' by ScotRail after her pals were forced to carry her off a train.
East Renfrewshire Council sets aside £100,000 to fund ‘warm spaces’ this winter
East Renfrewshire Council is working with community organisations on a ‘warm spaces’ initiative and has set aside £100,000 for the project.
‘Domestic abuse survivor’ facing cancer for third time feels ‘trapped’ inside her Glasgow flat
Deborah Barney, known as Deby, has just been diagnosed with bowel cancer after beating cervical and breast cancer.
Players from All Saints Secondary School in Glasgow triumph at the World School Football Cup
A young Glasgow football team arrived back in Scotland this afternoon after being crowned as victors of The World Schools Football Cup in...
Martin Lewis predicts average energy bill to go up by 73 per cent in April
The consumer champion and Money Saving expert shared a series of Tweets to warn his followers of what could be in store in...
‘Lee always wanted to make people laugh’: Partner of Glasgow dad, 29, pays tribute after death
Lee Foylan passed away two weeks ago, leaving his family heartbroken and shocked by the tragic loss.
