Glasgow firm boss accused of ‘gas leak’ awarded thousands by tribunal
A Glasgow home repairs firm been ordered to pay a former manager more than £14,000 after he was accused of being responsible for a...
Silverburn boss talks about the cost of living crisis
As the cost-of-living crisis eats into household budgets, one shopping centre is pulling out the stops to give customers 'what they want'.
Glasgow business owners in Easterhouse stage protest over cost crisis
Traders from The Lochs Shopping Centre in Easterhouse staged a 'Save Our Shoppy' protest as cost pressures threaten their small businesses.
Shopper urges Asda chiefs to scrap ‘heavy-handed’ store ban
Supermarket bosses are being accused of “heavy-handed” behaviour after a Johnstone man who suffers from bipolar disorder was banned from a store for...
ScottishPower slammed as Glasgow customers ‘struggle to contact them’
Furious Glaswegians have slammed energy giant ScottishPower over claims it is 'ignoring cutomers' during the cost-of-living crisis.
Further extradition requests made for man alleged to be Nicholas Rossi
Two further US extradition requests have been made for a man already fighting extradition over a rape allegation, a court was told.
Free Glasgow council skip for bulky waste set to be made available
A free council skip for bulky waste is set to be made available to Govanhill residents to help cut fly-tipping.
Top cop condemns Glasgow man convicted of killing neighbour in fire
A top cop has spoken out after a man was convicted following the death of a man in a Glasgow flat in a...
Glasgow’s licensing rules on criminal record checks to change
Glasgow’s licensing rules on criminal record checks will be changed to help potential taxi and private hire drivers who have lived abroad.
Glasgow businesses warned of ‘opportunistic’ thieves and shoplifters
Businesses in Glasgow’s West End are being warned of “opportunistic” thieves and shoplifters in the run-up to Christmas.
