Glasgow
When a ‘blushing prince’ took the QE2 all the way from Clydebank to Greenock
HE was described as the “blushing prince” by this newspaper when he came to Clydebank to see the make its first voyage from...
New iPad app “hugely beneficial’ for NHS trauma teams in Glasgow
Specialist trauma teams in Glasgow say an iPad app that replaces paper records is improving efficiency in emergency care.
Glasgow student becomes ambassador for OddBalls testicular cancer charity
A GLASGOW student has become an ambassador for a testicular cancer charity in a bid to encourage men to check themselves for signs...
Drivers diverted from bin collections to drive school buses for three weeks
Drivers are being diverted from recycling bin collections to drive school buses after children were left with no transport at the start of...
Engravings of Barras Market catchphrases unveiled to mark 100-year anniversary
Traders' catchphrases have become an indelible feature of Glasgow’s most iconic market.
What you need to know about the portal every Glasgow parent will use for school
Glasgow parents are paying for school dinners and trips online as secondaries and primaries go completely cashless in a move praised for ending...
The story of the Glasgow fountain considered to be the largest in the world
Standing 46 feet tall and 70 feet across the base, the Doulton Fountain in Glasgow Green is considered the largest terracotta fountain in...
DWP PIP £156 payments could be owed to Brits who snore in their sleep – how to claim
The DWP PIP payment could be a welcome boost for those struggling with the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.
Glasgow taxi driver set off with a passenger leaning through his window during fare row
A taxi driver who set off with a passenger leaning through his window during a row over the fare has been given a...
Glasgow property: Here’s how to cut blooms from your garden to enjoy indoors
If you’ve managed to keep your flowers blooming in the heat, you may want to cut some now to brighten up the inside...
