iTunes charts UK: ‘Pro-IRA’ song Celtic Symphony climbs chart after Irish women’s team backlash
It follows controversy after footage emerged of the Irish women’s football team singing a ‘pro-IRA’ song this week.
Plea for extra taxi funding as Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone rollout dates confirmed
A plea for more funding to support taxi operators across Glasgow will be issued to the Scottish Government before the Low Emission Zone...
Top-rated Glasgow private hire driver allowed to keep licence after crash
A top-rated cab driver who pulled out into a dual carriageway and collided with another vehicle while passengers were aboard has kept his...
Shocking photos show aftermath of fire on King Street in Rutherglen
Photos taken at the scene show the devastating aftermath of an overnight fire in Rutherglen this morning.
Scottish Green Glasgow councillor backs late-night transport for hospitality workers
A proposal to provide free late-night transport to help hospitality workers get home safely will be voted on by the Scottish Greens at...
Royal Mail to axe around 6000 jobs amid fresh strikes
Royal Mail will consult on up to 6,000 redundancies as the delivery giant blamed industrial action for mammoth financial losses.
Research finds more than half of NHS buildings in Scotland contain asbestos
More than half of buildings owned by the NHS in Scotland contain asbestos, according to research from the Conservatives.
Organisations launch partnership to tackle elderly isolation in Glasgow
A new partnership has launched to tackle isolation amongst older adults from all faiths and backgrounds.
‘Groundbreaking’ new women’s Community Custody Unit soon to open in Maryhill
From the outside, the the new Lilias Community Custody Unit looks like a new-build housing development, and on the inside like a nice...
Warm banks to start opening next week in Glasgow
Warm banks are to start opening from next week in Glasgow to help people over the winter if they can’t afford to heat their...
