Glasgow
‘No excuse’: Republic boss sorry for offensive chant after win at Glasgow Hampden Park
Republic of Ireland boss Vera Pauw has apologised for any offence caused as her jubilant players celebrated reaching the World Cup finals for...
Royal Mail workers to walkout in fresh strike over pay and conditions
Postal workers will stage a fresh strike today in a long-running dispute over pay and conditions, with a series of walkouts planned for the coming weeks.
New ‘health focused’ cafe Zest opening soon in Glasgow’s West End
There's good news for health-conscious foodies today as a new cafe prepares to open in Glasgow's West End.
Renewable energy generation hits record high
Higher wind speeds, increased rainfall and additional capacity coming online are understood to have contributed to the increases
Aldi and Lidl: What’s in the middle aisles from Thursday October 13
The middle aisle of both Aldi and Lidl are popular with shoppers keen to find a bargain on anything from gardening tools to clothing.
DWP £900 Winter Fuel Payment to be paid from November – who is eligible and payment dates
The Winter Fuel Payment is part of the government’s £37bn support package amid rising energy bills.
Covid furlough scheme lost billions to fraud and error, report claims
According to the latest report into the Covid furlough schemes by the National Audit Office, £4.5 billion was claimed in error or in...
Beer shortage could hit UK pubs this winter, brewers warn
The Campaign for Real Ale warned that blackouts could lead to a “tremendous loss of stock” for pubs and brewers
Rangers fan punched and kicked police shields during title celebrations in Glasgow’s George Square
A Rangers fan who lashed out at police during the club's city centre title party has been ordered to undertake unpaid work.
Luxury flats go up for sale in former Scottish Power HQ in Glasgow’s Cathcart
A number of luxury flats within an ‘iconic’ building in Glasgow’s Southside are now on the market.
