Glasgow
The Glasgow festival inspired by the Mexican Day of the Dead wants others to host remembrance events
An annual festival that promotes community involvement in bereavement is encouraging local organisations to apply for small grants to host their own events.
ITV This Morning under fire for energy bills competition as cost of living soars
The ITV This Morning segment has been likened to Black Mirror with viewers calling it “tone deaf”
Glasgow’s Great British Bake Off star learned by ‘burning pancakes’ in his mum’s kitchen
A NUCLEAR scientist who grew up in Glasgow’s East End and a music teacher from Lanarkshire will appear in the new series of...
Glasgow’s Ice Cream Wars explored in hardhitting new TV documentary
IT WAS a vicious gang war and it resulted in the deaths of six members of the same, completely innocent, family.
Ask Janice: Is it possible to love two people at the same time?
Dear Janice, my ex dumped me a couple of years ago and I was gutted. However, I have met and fallen in love...
Struggling Scots could gain £4k by seeking advice amid rising costs
Nearly half a million Scots have no money left over after covering essential monthly costs, new data has revealed.
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.
