University of Glasgow bosses sorry for ‘distressing sexism’
One of Scotland’s oldest universities has admitted that an inquiry identified “sexist and discriminatory” behaviour that “fell short of professional expectations”.
Thousands of NHS staff in Glasgow ‘assaulted’ by patients in one year
Thousands of NHS staff fell victim to the very people they were caring for, with more than 18,000 assaults on health service workers...
‘Heartbroken’ single mother could lose Glasgow business amid cost-of-living crisis
Owner of Hamptons Brunch in Glasgow opens up about the struggles her business is facing as the cost-of-living crisis sweeps the UK.
Glasgow workforce use free food service amid cost of living crisis
An East End charity is currently feeding workers throughout the city, due to the cost-of-living crisis.
New shop am pm local ‘opening soon’ on Sauchiehall street in Glasgow city centre
A new store has put up signs on an empty building on Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street, indicating a move.
Conman pretended to be notorious Steven Lyons to extort money from Glasgow teen
A CONMAN posed as a member of a notorious Scots crime family to extort cash from a teenager who sent him explicit images.
Should Matt Hancock go into the celebrity jungle and keep his job?
Matt Hancock can just swan off from his £84,000 a year job as an MP and pick up another hefty pay cheque, then...
Glasgow festival inspired Mexico’s Day of the Dead to take place
A MUSIC and storytelling festival which gives people the chance to remember lost loved ones will take place at the Gorbals’ “City of...
999 services to tackle fireworks disorder with joint centre on Bonfire Night in Glasgow
A hi-tech operation centre will be created in Glasgow to deal with disorder associated with fireworks for Bonfire night.
Ryanair warns UK travellers with November flights of app outages
Ryanair customers who don't check-in online at least two hours before their flight will be fined £55.
