Mike Dailly: Tenant protections are good, but they don’t go far enough
TENANTS have secured some vital protections with the passing of last week’s emergency Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) (Scotland) Bill.
Thomas Kerr: The Tory Party must focus on what really matters to the people
IT is political party conference season and last week offered me the chance to join colleagues and members at the Conservative Party Conference...
Glasgow man graduates with prestigious award from Forth Valley College
A Glasgow man looks set for a bright future after receiving a prestigious award at a recent graduation event.
Travel warning as ScotRail strikes continue to impact Glasgow trains
ScotRail has warned passengers of further widespread travel disruption across its network as railway strikes continue.
Glasgow doctor takes on 100-mile running challenge in aid of Cancer Research
A Glasgow doctor has run more than 100 miles in 22 days, raising over a thousand pounds for charity.
NHS Campaign urges public to come forward for Covid-19 and flu vaccines
The Scottish Government has launched a new campaign urging those eligible for winter vaccines to come forward when invited.
Glasgow band The Orchids back in town with Glad Cafe gig and new album
Glasgow band The Orchids will play a home town concert this Saturday to celebrate the release of their new album Dreaming Kind.
‘I heard his bones snap’: Hero Glasgow pensioner tells how she fought off sex attacker
Brave Jeanie Barbour battered pervert Kieron Sullivan after he pounced on her outside her home in Glasgow’s Kinning Park.
Nicola Sturgeon ‘Independence will be partnership of equals’.
Nicola Sturgeon is to say Scotland will not be turning its back on England if it votes to become an independent country.
Easterhouse YogaFest takes proves a hit with Glasow communities
A two-day celebration of all things yoga arrived in Easterhouse this weekend as the community welcomed its first-ever YogaFest.
