‘The M8 is damaging’ for city centre: councillor calls for rethink
THE M8 slicing through the city centre is holding back regeneration and needs to be re-thought and possibly even replaced, according to a...
David Linden: Refugees are being used as a political football
As I was putting the tree, tinsel and baubles away this week (yes, I’m one of those people), I was reflecting on the...
LOCAL ARTIST CREATES PIECE TO CELEBRATE IRN-BRU CARNIVAL
East Kilbride artist reflects Carnival’s place in local community Glasgow’s favourite festive attraction, the IRN-BRU Carnival, is back and booming this year. The event...
Lidl gives away free coal in Glasgow to mark old Scottish tradition
FIRST-footers who want to celebrate an age-old Scottish tradition can pick up a free lump of coal from a Glasgow supermarket.
Glasgow study aims to find ‘breakthrough’ treatment for Parkinson’s
PEOPLE with early signs of Parkinson’s disease are being sought for new research being done in Glasgow aimed at finding a cure.
Glasgow services to be affected by Network Rails strikes in January
ScotRail is warning customers that services, including some from Glasgow, will be disrupted as a result of upcoming strikes.
Glasgow pictures show aftermath of fire as man hospitalised
Emergency services including police and firefighters are at the scene of an early morning fire in the East End.
Union says firefighter strike over pay is likely in New Year
Firefighters in Scotland look like being the latest public sector workers to take strike action over below-inflation pay offers.
Bid to let city centre pubs open till 1am in Glasgow
A bid to change licensing hours to allow pubs in the city centre to open until 1am has been launched by the SNP...
Mum celebrates ‘bittersweet’ birthday for twin girls
Kirsty Black is marking an “emotional but magical” milestone for her daughter Ayla’s first birthday, after her twin sister Ava died at just...
