Alleged US fugitive believed to be Nicholas Rossi has tattoos photographed to check identity
An alleged fugitive facing extradition to the US has had photos of his tattoos taken in prison as part of a bid to...
Glasgow campaign for Nelson Mandela statue launches Crowdfunder for final push
CAMPAIGNERS behind a bid to create a statue of Nelson Mandela in Glasgow have launched an appeal to help raise the final £20,000.
Ann loses eight stone after heart attack scare left OAP ‘dead’ for an hour
A pensioner has lost an incredible eight stone after she became “fearful to live” when she suffered a heart attack.
‘Nothing turns my stomach more’ Nicola Sturgeon condemns racist abuse of Glasgow children
Nicola Sturgeon has said the racist abuse of children at a Glasgow primary school 'turned her stomach'.
Glasgow leisure centres face ‘perfect storm’ as cost of living and energy crises bite
Council run leisure services in Glasgow are facing a “perfect storm” as the energy crisis and cost of living crisis bite, the council’s...
We review ‘Glasgow’s cheapest three-course pub lunch’ at the Star Bar
The Star Bar, a wedge of a pub in a triangular tenement building on Eglinton Street, has offered Glasgow's cheapest three-course lunch for...
Glasgow’s Drumchapel Winterfest to go ahead – but bigger crowds are expected
A family bonfire event is set to go ahead in Drumchapel in a bid to stop “horrific” anti-social behaviour in the area.
Cost of living: Tesco announces price-lock on more than 1,000 products
Tesco has unveiled a new price-lock commitment until 2023 as they aim to keep prices low during the cost-of-living crisis
Home Office and former Met officer ‘suspended’ after racist WhatsApp posts
A BBC Newsnight investigation alleged the former Met Police officer had been posting racist content in WhatsApp
Glasgow artist’s maps turn city streets and landmarks into art
SOME OF Glasgow’s most famous streets and buildings have been transformed into quirky maps by a Shawlands artist whose work is now in...
