David Linden: Solidarity is what brings people of Glasgow together
RISHI Sunak’s first few days as Prime Minster have been dominated by criticism of his decision to reinstate Suella Braverman as Home Secretary.
Plans for new student accommodation near Paisley Museum approved
Proposals to bulldoze an “eyesore” building near Paisley Museum and replace it with student accommodation have been given the green light.
Four in 10 Long Covid Scots see ‘no real change’ in symptom
NEARLY half of people in Scotland with Long Covid say there has been no real change in their symptoms over time, according to...
Cambuslang carer stole almost £12k from OAP’s bank account on day of husband’s funeral
A carer who stole from elderly widow's bank account on the day of her husband's funeral claimed she "snapped."
Scots receive £1700-a-year average mortgage payments rise bombshell
OVER 200,000 Scot homeowners will see their mortgage payments rise by an average of £1700 a year in the space of ten months...
Bakery owner tells how cost of living crisis forced Glasgow cafe closure
A Glasgow bakery owner has told how following his dream of opening a café saw him forced to close after just six months as...
Shopper footfall in Glasgow up but still below pre-pandemic levels
The number of people walking through the doors of Scottish stores was up last month but still remains well below pre-pandemic levels.
Firm fined £10k after death of construction worker at Glasgow shopping centre
A firm was fined £10,000 today following the death of a construction worker at a shopping centre.
Glasgow man bought home after receiving Covid loans he wasn’t eligible for
A GLASGOW businessman bought a home worth £160k after using his property management companies to take out Covid business loans that they were not eligible...
‘Road changes on Byres Road could force our 50-year-old family business to close’
A FAMILY business founded in Glasgow's west end 50 years ago fears a revamp of Byres Road could force it to close.
