Facebook warning to users after message costs user more than £400,000
The scam sees people lose out on money thinking they are talking to celebrities including Marvel star Mark Ruffalo.
Incredible drawings of old Glasgow cinemas by artist, 93, on show for first time in city
THE first time Thomas McGoran went to the cinema, it was at the Annfield on the Gallowgate in the 1930s.
Martha Wardrop: We must deliver the bus services that the city needs
We have to support bus travel across Glasgow, in response to the cost-of-living crisis, and in a way that reduces the number of...
Big week for independence referendum debate as SNP conference starts today
The SNP is meeting for its annual conference this weekend ahead of a significant week in the debate over independence.
Glasgow was on the right side of history over Nelson Mandela support, says former Lord Provost
MICHAEL KELLY remembers the moment he met Nelson Mandela in Glasgow when he arrived to accept the Freedom of the City.
Glasgow man threw his 79-year-old grandfather’s glasses after grabbing them off his face
A man who threw his grandfather’s glasses after grabbing them off his face has been ordered to carry out unpaid work.
Easterhouse shopworker sacked after Glasgow store sold vapes to 15-year-old schoolgirl
A mum has blasted a Glasgow shop after a member of staff illegally sold highly-addictive vapes to her underage daughter.
Coffee firm co-founded by Rangers player John Souttar secures hat-trick of deals
MAISON Dieu Coffee Roasters, the Angus-based company set up and run by Rangers footballer John Souttar and Euan Spark, has secured a hat-trick...
Council takes U-turn on road closure at Bilsland Drive that would have ‘isolated community’
A decision to close a North Glasgow road was overturned after concerns emerged that it could 'isolate a community'.
Talks to start over sale of council land to Glasgow sports club for new flats
Talks can start over the sale of council land to a West End sports club which is working with a housing developer on...
