Glasgow
Senior British Transport Police officer speaks out after increase in violent attacks
An increase in violent attacks on rail passengers prompted concern from one of British Transport Police’s (BTP) most senior officers.
‘This trip has changed lives’: Glasgow teachers project links city schools with Malawi
A FEW weeks ago, while preparing for trip to Africa with a group of Glasgow teachers, Maureen McKenna found an old newspaper clipping...
Liz Truss profile: All you need to know about the new UK Prime Minister
Truss will replace the outgoing Boris Johnson and will be invited to form a government by the Queen tomorrow.
Banned Glasgow driver fractured woman’s back and injured others
A banned driver who fractured a woman's back and injured two others in a crash has been jailed for two years.
Mike Dailly: Re-evaluating importance of the lower paid workers
LOCAL government workers and their trade unions should feel very proud of the pay settlement offer they have achieved through industrial action.
Paolo Nutini joins charity fundraisers on West Highland Way
A GROUP of hillwalkers raising money for charity got a surprise when they were joined by singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini.
Cambuslang councillors to vote on catchment areas for two primary schools
South Lanarkshire councillors are to vote on new catchment areas for two Cambuslang primary schools next month.
Renovation of Glasgow building granted permission despite nesting birds concern
Renovation work on an unlisted West End building can be carried out after planning bosses granted planning permission to work on repairs.
‘The staff are just wonderful’: ScotRail director who battled cancer cycles 10k everyday to raise £12k
Scotrail communications director David Ross cycled over 10km every day to raise £12,000 for the hospital team who saved his life.
Glasgow flats for sale: Two bedroom apartment available in New Gorbals
THIS well-presented first-floor apartment is for sale in the thriving Oatlands Gate Development in New Gorbals.
