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Commuters warned of disruption amid major works at railway station
Construction on a project to make a railway station more accessible is set to cause disruption to passengers. Acces steps to Platforms 1 and 3 are now closed to passengers at Anniesland Station as work gets underway to install two new lifts.
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Glasgow set to benefit from £36M fund to roll out 5G network
Glasgow City Region is one of 10 successful areas which is set to benefit from a share of £36 million to roll out the 5G network. The UK Government Department for Science, Innovation and Technology confirmed the decision today (Thursday, November
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Pupils walk out of schools in Glasgow in call for Gaza ceasefire
HUNDREDS of people joined a School Strike for Palestine rally in Glasgow on Friday, with schoolchildren among those calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Rallies were held on Friday in Glasgow, London and Bristol - coming as part of a number of school
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Drivers fined for entering the LEZ may not have to pay up after new ruling
Drivers fined for entering the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) with a non-compliant car may not have to pay up after the council made a "procedural error". Dozens of drivers have had their penalty charges cancelled after a decision by the Transport Appeal
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Campaigners urge council to boost funding for cycle lanes after project put on hold
Campaigners want extra funding for street redesigns — including cycle lanes — to prevent Glasgow “falling further behind” other European cities if soaring construction costs restrict the Avenues programme. The £115m Avenues scheme is under review
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Council to bring on more parking wardens amid huge crack down on drivers
More parking wardens are being hired by Glasgow City Council to crack down on drivers breaking vehicle restrictions. The local authority is hiring an “additional 30 parking attendants” temporarily to cover “parking controlled areas” more. Two
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Glamorous bar loved by celebrities shares first look inside new all season terrace
A celebrity hotspot have installed a new heated terrace that will be open all year round. The new rooftop patio at Kong in Royal Exchange Square opens on Saturday, November 18 from 12pm. Offering an exclusive glimpse inside ahead of opening
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'The time is right': Beloved tobacconist looking to sell store after 37 years
A TOBACCO connoisseur has revealed he is looking to sell his beloved family shop in Paisley after almost four decades. Bob Macfarlane, who owns and runs Harvies Tobacconist on Moss Street, has been serving punters in the store for the last 37 years
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Heroin drugs baron CAUGHT with £47k of dirty money in the Gallowgate
A former millionaire drugs baron who tried to smuggle heroin in breadsticks is back behind bars after being caught with £47,000 of dirty money. Matthew Edward was snared with the cash inside sports bags and a designer Chanel zip bag while in a
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Anger as driving test centre shuts in Glasgow with tests moved to another area
Driving instructors are angry that a test centre in Glasgow has been closed and tests moved to another area. The Anniesland test centre was shut this week after it was flooded, with sewage in the floodwater. The centre was closed on Wednesday
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Sex predator brutally raped stranger in Glasgow's Dennistoun
A SEX predator who brutally raped a stranger after luring her into his flat has been jailed for eight years. Saif Ullah called the terrified woman a "white s**t" during an attack described by a judge as "degrading and humiliating". Ullah had
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Iconic city centre nightclub to host first-ever earlybird event with top DJs
A trendy city centre nightclub will host an early event for the first time with top DJs. Late-night hotspot Berkeley Suite will be open at 5pm for the first time for nightlife larks who fancy a boogie before bedtime. The Berkeley early doors
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Prisoner left with collapsed lung after hungry inmate pestered him for food
A prisoner brutally attacked a hungry fellow inmate who pestered him for food. David Robertson left Ian Hislop with a collapsed lung as well a fractured cheekbone and jaw after turning on him at HMP Low Moss in East Dunbartonshire on March 9 this
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Arrests made in connection with death of 22-year-old near block of flats
Two men have been arrested in connection with the death of a third man near a block of flats. The 22-year-old man was found dead near Alexander Path in Motherwell around 1am on Sunday, August 20. Now, the force has revealed that two other men
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Barras Market reveals beloved Christmas tradition set to return
The Barras Market has announced the return of a magical Christmas shopping tradition. The iconic East End institution is bringing back the beloved Midnight Christmas Eve shopping. On December 24, the Barras will be open from 10am until 12am
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African-inspired restaurant set to open in city centre next week
AN African-inspired restaurant is set to open its doors in Glasgow city centre next week. Afrikana will welcome customers on Sauchiehall Street from Friday, November 24, serving an array of authentic flavours and vibrant spices inspired by the
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In pictures: Prototype of new house intended for homeless launched
A prototype for a new house intended to be constructed at purpose-built villages for homeless people has been launched. Homeless charity Social Bite, unveiled pictures of the house which will have a bedroom, kitchen, lounge area and storage.
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'Constantly impressed us': Glasgow student who died in crash honoured by loved ones
THE friends, colleagues and family of a Glasgow student who died after a crash in the city centre have launched a new initiative in her memory. Emma Burke Newman tragically passed away after an accident at Broomielaw in January this year. The
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Chris Sutton in 'Why wouldn't Anthony Gordon want to play for Scotland?' poser
Chris Sutton has posed the question: Why wouldn't Anthony Gordon want to play for Scotland? The former Celtic striker believes the Newcastle United attacker should seriously consider switching international allegiances to Steve Clarke's side ahead
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Delight as college wins award for life-saving research
A GLASGOW college has been awarded an esteemed prize for its life-saving research. City of Glasgow College won The Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further education for its research into oxygen depletion in enclosed spaces on-board ships
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Pranking elf duo to bring mischief and mayhem to Silverburn
A “popular pranking elf duo” will be wreaking havoc at Silverburn next month. Elves Behavin’ Badly pair Elfie and Elvie will be unleashing some mischief and mayhem on Sunday, December 3 at the Pollok shopping centre. The duo promise to be on
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Popular 90s band announces show at Glasgow nightclub
A popular 90s band will be making their way to a Glasgow nightclub next year. Lightening Seeds, who rose to fame in the 90s with hits like Pure and The Life of Riley, will play The Garage on Friday, November 29, 2024. The upcoming city show
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Busy Glasgow road to face 'restrictions' for three days - will you be affected?
A busy Glasgow road will be shut for three days next week, it has been revealed. Dumbarton Road from Victoria Park Drive South to Primrose Street will be closed from Tuesday, November 21 until Thursday, November 23. To allow for essential
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Puppy found with ‘scabby’ cropped ears in Glasgow after neglect calls made to SSPCA
A PUPPY was found with “scabby” cropped ears in Glasgow after the Scottish SPCA was made aware of a dog being “neglected”. Mohammad Tofiq Sadiq, from Riddrie, has since appeared in court following the discovery. The 27-year-old pleaded guilty
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Man rushed to hospital after being attacked by group of four men
A MAN was rushed to hospital after being attacked by four men on a Dumbarton street last night. The 41-year-old was set upon on Napier Crescent shortly after 10 pm on Thursday, November 16. Emergency services attended and the victim was taken
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'Wilful' blaze at Glasgow property sparks police probe
A 'wilful' blaze at a Glasgow property has sparked a police probe. The fire broke out at a premises on Heathcot Avenue in the Drumchapel area of the city at 6.40pm yesterday. Emergency services raced to the scene to tackle the incident.
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Nationwide offering 'lucrative £200 free cash offer' to UK customers
Britain’s biggest building society has launched a £200 switching offer and a linked savings account paying 8% interest. Nationwide Building Society has revealed the Flex Regular Saver that can be opened using their internet banking or mobile banking
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Walkers axe another flavour of crisp with 'no notice' in 'sad day' for fans
Walkers have axed another flavour of crisps in what has been called a "sad day" by fans. The crisp giant has confirmed they have stopped making salt and vinegar Quavers. Quavers come in various flavours including cheese, prawn cocktail and
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Strictly's Dianne Buswell shares heartfelt update on father's cancer diagnosis
Strictly Come Dancing professional Dianne Buswell has shared an emotional update on her father and his cancer diagnosis. The star, who performs alongside EastEnders' Bobby Brazier, shared the update on the popular social media platform Instagram
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I'm A Celebrity First Look: Nigel Farage faces shock in the Australian outback
Just days away from the latest series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here airing, ITV has released a first look. GB News host Nigel Farage is set to be left stranded in the middle of the Australian outback in the show's premiere. Farage
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My dog was barking mad for this advent calendar –I couldn’t believe her reaction
I always told myself when the time was right to welcome a dog into my life, I would never spoil them and treat them like a child. Yet here I am, a few months after becoming a dog owner for the first time, prioritising my Cockapoo puppy Florence
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Dog owners warned a dog might be about to attack them if they display whale eye
All dog owners have been warned about 'whale eye' which is a common trait in dogs when they feel uncomfortable. A dog may exhibit whale eye if he is uncomfortable with what someone is doing to him or her. This includes being hugged, being
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Millions of Universal Credit claimants faced with severe sanctions on benefits
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has warned Universal Credit claimants they face extreme sanctions such as cutting access to free NHS prescriptions and legal aid. Under reforms announced today, the penalties will apply to people sanctioned for more than
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Michael Matheson denied personal use on iPad four days after he knew the truth
Michael Matheson said there was no personal use on his Scottish Parliament iPad, despite being told four days earlier his sons used it to watch football while on holiday. The MSP racked up £11,000 in data roaming charges, with more than £7000 coming
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999 crews race to scene of two-vehicle crash near Glasgow
999 crews raced to the scene of a two-vehicle crash last night. The incident, which took place at around 6.30pm, occurred on Westburn Drive in the Cambuslang area of South Lanarkshire. READ NEXT: Thug who fractured man's eye socket in Glasgow's
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HUGE X Factor winner to bring Christmas show to Glasgow
A popular X Factor winner is bringing her Christmas show to Glasgow this month. Leona Lewis, who won the series back in 2006, will be performing her Christmas with Love tour at the SEC Armadillo on Wednesday, November 29. The show will bring
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Glasgow music producer who worked with Justin Bieber nominated for five Grammys
A Glasgow music producer has told of his joy at being nominated for five Grammys. Blair Ferguson, 20, who uses the stage name BLK, began making music in his bedroom in Glasgow’s west end when he was just 15 years old. He has since worked on
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Turtle Bay owners given alcohol licence ahead of Glasgow opening
A new Caribbean restaurant with more than 50 eateries across the UK is coming to Glasgow. Turtle Bay serves up jerk flavoured dishes and rum and is set to open in St Vincent Street, which will be its first base in Scotland. The tropical island
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Works to fix the pond edge at Paisley’s Durrockstock Park complete
Works to fix the pond edge at Paisley’s Durrockstock Park are now complete, it has been confirmed. The repairs at the beauty spot have now been finished, according to a report to the recent infrastructure, land and environment policy board.
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How much longer can the council stomach budget cuts?
Everyone moans about the council, it’s almost like a national sport. The charges, Your Honour, are ‘it wastes money’ (See cycle lanes and trips abroad for councillors and officials). It is further alleged ‘It devises money-making rackets’ (
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Thug who fractured man's eye socket in Glasgow's Social sentenced
A THUG who punched and fractured a man's eye socket amid a dispute over skipping a toilet queue has been ordered to pay him £800 in compensation. Brandon Manners, 25, pounced on Archibald Sherlock at Glasgow city centre's The Social on February
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Jingle Bell Run to return to Paisley - here's everything you need to know
A FUN run with a distinctly festive feel is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary in Renfrewshire next month. The 2023 Jingle Bell Run, organised by Active Communities, takes place on Sunday, December 3, and is now open for online entries.
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Council-run Christmas light switch-on events scrapped
THERE will be no council-run Christmas light switch-on events in West Dunbartonshire this year, it has been confirmed. The popular festive events have been scrapped by the local authority as part of its budget-saving options. Instead, West
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An inflatable Santa party? Everything you need to know
ORGANISERS of an inflatable Santa Christmas party have urged people to snap up the last remaining tickets before they sell out. The festive family get-together planned for Duntocher’s Antonine Sports Centre has just a few spaces left the facility
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Allied Vehicle 'delighted' to back Glasgow Times Bank on Us campaign
A number of city businesses have teamed up with the Glasgow Times to support our Bank on Us campaign as we look to support struggling families this Christmas. Entering its fifth year, the Bank on Us campaign looks to help families who may be facing
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'World-class' Govan health hub to bring jobs to Glasgow
A ‘WORLD-class’ hub which could help address some of the world’s biggest healthcare challenges is to be built in Govan. The University of Glasgow and Kadans Science Partner, supported by Scottish Enterprise, have begun work on the project, which
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Former Glasgow Times Scotswoman of the Year honoured for anti-stalking work
A CAMPAIGNER who drove changes in stalking laws across Europe has been honoured for her achievements. Ann Moulds, a former Glasgow Times Scotswoman of the Year, set up Action Against Stalking after her own terrifying ordeal. She was presented
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69p product from Aldi and Tesco loved by Mrs Hinch fans for unblocking toilets
Fans of the cleaning guru Mrs Hinch have shared their favourite product for unblocking a toilet - and you can pick it up at all the major supermarkets. When your toilet won't flush - and you don't have a plunger - you might find yourself at a
