Green light given for £57m housing development in Glasgow’s Robroyston
A Scottish housebuilder has been given the green light to build 167 new homes as part of a £57 million development in Robroyston.
SNP Conference: Call for all secondary pupils to get free school meals
Free school meals should be provided to all children, including secondary school according to a policy passed at the SNP conference.
Energy customers could get £100 for cutting energy use amid rising bills
The scheme will be announced in full detail by the National Grid later this month and will be available to all energy suppliers.
Martin Lewis issues energy bill tip to UK households amid ITV Good Morning Britain plea
Martin Lewis was on Good Morning Britain this morning as he tried to help people save money amid soaring energy costs
ITV Coronation Street star Chris Fountain suffers mini-stroke and ‘could have died’
Chris has spoken out about being left terrified when he woke up one morning unable to speak properly.
Tesco recall and ‘do not eat’ warning as product may contain metal
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) have issued a ‘do not eat’ warning over the Tesco products
Glasgow’s Princes Square reveal date for Christmas light switch on
A Glasgow shopping centre is looking forward to the festive season as organisers announce the date for their Christmas light switch-on.
Glasgow’s ‘Ice-cream wars’ explored in BBC documentary
When Lanarkshire serial killed Peter Manuel went on trial in 1958 newspaper readers were so eager to learn the latest grisly details that many...
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...
