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Man due in court in connection with alleged 'rape' as cops appeal for witnesses
A MAN was due to appear in court in connection with an alleged 'rape' in the city centre as cops appeal for witnesses. We previously reported Mitchell Street was taped off on Sunday evening following a report of the serious sexual assault of a
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New agreement confirmed to transform social care in Lanarkshire
A new agreement has been confirmed to transform social care in Lanarkshire. Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) has granted university status to the area's two Health and Social Care Partnerships (HSCPs). Leaders from all organisations met
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Man rushed to hospital after serious assault
A MAN has been rushed to hospital after a serious assault in the Ruchill area. Cops were called to Bilsland Drive at around 3.55pm this afternoon following a report of a man being attacked. He was taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
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National Grid to activate energy blackout scheme during cold snap this week
The National Grid has announced it will be activating its blackout prevention scheme for the first time this autumn and winter, meaning households will be paid to cut down their energy usage. It’s thought the activation of the Live Demand Flexibility
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Rangers announce the passing of club Chaplain Reverend Stuart MacQuarrie
Rangers have announced the sad passing of the Club Chaplain Reverend Stuart MacQuarrie following an illness. The Reverend had served the Ibrox club for over 30 years and was a popular figure with those at Rangers. He regularly attended first-team
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School for kids with additional support needs benefits from kind donation
One of Scotland's leading road and surface contractors bestowed a gracious donation upon a city school for children with additional support needs. John McGeady very kindly donated £2000 to St. Joseph’s Enhanced Nurture Provision located. The
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Van worth £40k 'damaged beyond repair' after being stolen and set on fire
A VAN worth £40,000 has been "damaged beyond repair" after it was stolen and set on fire. At around 3.10pm on Monday, November 27, cops were made aware of the theft of a van on Dumgoyne Avenue in Milngavie. A short time later at 3.30pm the
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Historic Glasgow brass foundry demolished after controversial approval
An iconic Glasgow building was demolished, following a controversial council approval. The brass foundry in Finnieston has been destroyed to make way for a 10-storey residential development. As the Glasgow Times reported last May, applicant
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Homeless soup kitchen secure indoor premises for coldest winter months
A charity soup kitchen has secured an indoor premises ahead of the coldest winter months after years of campaigning. Homeless Project Scotland will have a safe and warm building in Merchant City to continue their lifesaving work for three months
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Pro-Palestinian protestors caused £600k worth of damage to weapons factory
THREE Pro-Palestinian protesters caused £600,000 of damages during a 'peaceful protest' at a weapons factory. Ethan Murphy, 21, Aisling Jackson, 24, and Cat Scothorne, 20, scaled the Thales UK building in Glasgow's Govan. The trio smashed windows
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Barclays axing 900 staff in ‘disgraceful’ pre-Christmas move, says Unite
BANKING giant Barclays is cutting 900 jobs in its UK business as it looks to slash costs in a “disgraceful” pre-Christmas move, trade union Unite has said. Unite said the jobs would go across a number of back-office divisions, including compliance
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Police warning to Glasgow’s Christmas revellers about travel home
Christmas night out revellers have been warned to plan their journeys home in advance. Organisers of Glasgow's Festive Safety campaign are urging people to beat the crowds and bad weather by downloading a licensed taxi firm's app and pre-book their
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Schoolgirl was unconscious but alive when she entered water, murder trial told
A Scottish teenager allegedly murdered 27 years ago sustained at least 10 “significant blows” to her head which rendered her unconscious before she entered into a river, a pathologist told jurors. The body of 14-year-old Caroline Glachan was discovered
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Where will it snow in the UK this week? Map shows where it will hit in the UK
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice in parts of the UK this week. Parts of the UK are being told to prepare for "hazardous conditions" with the warnings lasting from 5pm today (Tuesday, November 28) to 11am on Thursday
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How to drive on black ice - experts share their tips to keep UK drivers safe
Motoring experts have issued UK drivers with a warning as the Met Office revealed yellow weather warnings for parts of the country due to snow and ice. Motorists are being urged to take care due to the risk of black ice forming on the roads from
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Former Wilko boss apologises for more than 12k job losses after retailer went bust
The former chairwoman of Wilko has apologised to thousands of employees who lost their job after the UK retailer went into administration earlier this year. Wilko entered administration in August leaving all 400 stores and 12,500 employees at
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How cold does it have to be to snow in the UK? (It's not as cold as you think)
We have all hoped for a white Christmas at some point in our lives to really make the day feel special, just like we see in the hundreds of festive films every year. However, in the UK snow falling on December 25 is rather rare, and often the day
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This is one dish you should never order in a restaurant, according to Gordon Ramsay
Michelin-starred and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has shared the one dish you should avoid ordering in a restaurant. The Scottish restauranteur and TV presenter has been awarded 17 Michelin stars over his career (currently holding seven) so it's
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Will it snow on Christmas Day this year? Latest odds and long forecast verdict
Are you dreaming or dreading a white Christmas this year? Find out our chances of snow for the big day. Temperatures have begun to take a turn as the Met Office predicts snow to fall in the UK as early as Tuesday, November 28. The weather service
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'We're all about giving back and helping people': Why Spar is backing our campaign
SPAR Scotland is one of the businesses that has teamed up with the Glasgow Times to support our Bank on Us campaign. Now in its fifth year, Bank on Us seeks to help families in need this Christmas with our festive food bank drive and our toy appeal
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First Glasgow plans to use AI to make buses 'quicker and more reliable'
First Glasgow is using artificial intelligence (AI) in a bid to make buses quicker and more reliable. The operator will use the technology to create timetables that reflect real-life situations such as congestion and poor road conditions.
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Glasgow shopping centre appoints new director ahead 'major openings'
A major Glasgow shopping centre has appointed its new director. George Reader was revealed to be the centre director of the St Enoch Centre. Previously, he worked at Ayr Central, where he has been centre manager since 2015, as well as the Oak
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'So much love here': Scottish singer makes surprise visit to children's hospice
Texas star Sharleen Spiteri shocked staff, patients and families at a children's hospice after she paid them a surprise visit. The famed lead singer dropped into Robin House in Balloch to support the Christmas fundraising appeal and lend a hand
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'Tonnes of cops': Four people in hospital after two-car crash in Glasgow
Four people were taken to hospital after two cars collided in Glasgow. Cops and ambulance crews were called to Bowfield Street in the Penilee area of the city last night around 6pm, following reports. The force has confirmed that four people
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'Absolutely gutted!': Owner of much-loved shop reveals plans to sell business
The owner of a much-loved family-run shop has revealed plans to sell the business. Cakes and Shakes Dessert Bar in Kilsyth will soon change hands after the owner Lyndsey has decided to take more time with her family. She shared a heartfelt
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Billy Connolly mural to be covered up as student housing plans approved
A BILLY Connolly mural in Glasgow city centre is set to be covered up after plans were approved for purpose-built student accommodation. The painting titled 75 BC, based on 'Billy Connolly' by artist John Byrne, on the corner of Osborne Street
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Anticipated new restaurant opens in city centre hotel with top chef at the helm
The flagship restaurant and bar inside of the city's newest luxury hotel has officially opened to the public. Designed as an opulent modern social club, the Commons Club is the signature restaurant inside of the new Virgin Hotels Glasgow overlooking
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More than £55k raised for child protection charity at annual event
MORE than £55,000 has been praised for child protection charity NSPCC at an annual event in Glasgow. Around 500 guests attended this year's sixth Fizz and Fabulous Ladies Lunch at the Radisson Blu on Saturday, November 18 and raised a total of
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Helen Flanagan to make stage acting debut as tour comes to Glasgow
HELEN Flanagan will make her theatrical stage debut in the world premiere UK tour of Cluedo 2 - The Next Chapter next year. The actress, who is best known for her role as Rosie Webster in Coronation Street, will star as Miss Scarlett when the
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Busy Glasgow road CLOSED due to emergency sewer repairs
A busy Glasgow road has been closed due to emergency repairs. A section of Pollokshaws Road will be reduced to one lane under temporary traffic lights from Abbot Street to just beyond Moss-Side Road. It comes as a result of a property in the
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Cinema raises the relaxation stakes with VIP BEDS for movie-goers
A Southside cinema is introducing a dreamy new VIP experience for movie-goers. ODEON at Glasgow Quay has launched VIP Beds in Screen 1 of its luxe cinema. The beds, which seat up to three people, are the "biggest and best" in the house with
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Glasgow shoppers urged to support supermarket's food drive this festive season
Glasgow shoppers are being urged to support a popular supermarket's food drive this year. As charities FareShare and the Trussell Trust face record levels of need throughout the festive season and New Year, many people in Glasgow are expected to
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Iconic Glasgow hotel named among the best to stay at in Scotland
An iconic Glasgow institution has been named among the best hotels to stay at in Scotland for 2023. The list, which was compiled by the prestigious Conde Nast Traveler, showcased a number of hotels across the country such as Rusacks in St Andrews
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Man caught in handover of drugs worth half a million in Aldi car park
A MAN was caught in a £500,000 cocaine handover in a supermarket car park. Jason Hunter was snared as police watched at the Aldi store in Glasgow's Robroyston on March 17 this year. The 28-year-old had been in an Audi before he went into a
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Major hotel chain opens plush multi-million pound hotel in the city centre
A Canadian hospitality firm has opened the doors of its first Glasgow hotel. The Sandman Signature Glasgow Hotel on West George Street boasts 179 rooms set across ten floors with nine premium room styles. The iconic Pegasus House building will
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Sarah Lancashire wins performance of the year award for Happy Valley role
Sarah Lancashire said it was “thrilling” to receive a performance of the year award for her role as Catherine Cawood in BBC’s Happy Valley. The Rose d’Or Awards ceremony celebrates international excellence in entertainment programming and was held
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What the 12 questions TikTok trend is ( how to do the quiz yourself)
New TikTok trend alert! We've got a new relationship quiz to take part in and there are only 12 questions to answer. Couples have been getting to know their partners better thanks to a new relationship trend on the video-sharing platform.
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Winter Fuel Payment, DWP Xmas bonus and £300 cost of living payment dates
Christmas is a joyous time for millions every year, but it is also a dreaded one for vulnerable families up and down the country. With presents to buy on top of the added struggles of mouths to feed and homes to keep warm, thousands of families
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Return of Cadbury favourite has Brits changing their Christmas chocolate choice
Chocolate lovers are going crazy about a Cadbury fan favourite that has made an unexpected return to B&M stores earlier than usual ahead of Christmas. Shoppers received a surprise when they found Cadbury Creme Eggs on B&M shelves recently
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Should you leave your car to warm up before setting off? Experts explain
Whether you’ve been driving for years or you’re pretty new to the roads, there’s probably some things about cars that you’re unsure of. To help you out, ATS Euromaster has tested some of the most common driving myths and revealed if they’re true
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Nine-year-old boy in hospital after being knocked down in Glasgow's East End
A nine-year-old boy was rushed to hospital after being knocked down yesterday afternoon. The incident happened on Carntyne Road in Glasgow's East End after police were alerted to an incident. READ NEXT: CCTV images released after multiple attacks
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Owners of popular Chinese takeaway in Glasgow bid farewell to business
A popular Chinese takeaway has made a huge announcement today. The owners of Ho's Chinese, based in Knightswood, have bid farewell after six years in the business. Taking to Facebook, the pair made a heartfelt speech about their departure,
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Airline announces expansion at Glasgow Airport creating 40 jobs
An airline has announced it will expand its base at Glasgow Airport in a move creating 40 jobs. EasyJet will operate an additional aircraft at the city airport from next summer to offer customers more choice and better connectivity across the UK
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Increase in deaths among homeless people branded a 'national disgrace'
A rise in the number of people who died while homeless has been branded a “national disgrace”. Official figures show across Scotland there were 244 estimated deaths of homeless people last year. It is an increase of 80 people from 164 deaths
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Popular singer who opened up for Beyoncé to play Glasgow show
A popular singer who opened up for Beyoncé will be playing a show in Glasgow next week. Shygirl, known for hits Slime and Bbycakes, will be playing at the Queen Margaret Union on Monday, December 4. READ NEXT: Clydebank figure-maker in shock
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Detectives release CCTV images after multiple attacks in Glasgow
Detectives have released CCTV images of a man and woman after multiple attacks in Glasgow. Officers are looking into two assaults which took place on the city's Argyle Street at around 12.10am on October 7. They now wish to speak to the pair
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Glasgow night bus service reveals Hogmanay schedule
Glasgow night buses will run on Hogmanay, the company has confirmed. McGill's, who is operating the new nightly bus service in the city, revealed that the service, which usually runs on Friday and Saturday nights, will operate on Sunday, December
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Figure-maker in shock after Beatles legend gets his hands on his work
A CLYDEBANK figure-maker was left in shock after Beatles legend Paul McCartney got his hands on his work. Earlier this year, David McGurk created a figure of George Martin – The Beatles’ producer who passed away in 2016 – and posted a photo of
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Young Rangers players lend a helping hand decorating the Royal Hospital For Children
Rangers players took time away from the pitch to help decorate the Royal Hospital For Children. Along with hospital staff, Rangers youngsters helped to bring a festive feeling to the wards by trimming Christmas trees and hanging decorations throughout
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'Huge success': City bike hire scheme celebrates 2.5 million journeys
The city's bike hire scheme is celebrating 2.5 million journeys after a major spike in popularity. OVO Bikes have grown in popularity over the past two years amid an expansion of the hire network which has surpassed the original target of providing
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Boss of Clutha bar reveals plans to transform site ten years after tragedy
The boss of the historic Clutha pub in Glasgow has revealed plans to transform the site with an 'innovative' new project. A decade ago the pub was befell by a horrific tragedy which saw a helicopter crash through the roof, killing ten people.
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This Glasgow fashion brand is supporting a life-changing wellness retreat
A Glasgow fashion brand is supporting men on a life-changing wellness retreat after the owner was helped by the same experience. Finnieston Clothing owner Ross Geddes decided to support others who might not have had the means to attend Mantra
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Cops find AXE after they stop 'suspicious' Range Rover on motorway
An axe was found after cops stopped a suspicious Range Rover on the motorway. The vehicle was allegedly displaying false number plates while travelling on the M73 near Gartcosh on Monday evening. Officers said that when they ordered the Range
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Thomas Kerr: Party politics can’t get in the way of economic growth
ON Friday, I attended Glasgow’s annual State of the City Economy Conference to hear directly from business leaders, investors and entrepreneurs about how they are feeling about our city’s economic future. Before I get into the crux of their findings
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Person dies after incident near two busy train stations
A person has died following an incident near two train stations. Trains between Motherwell and Uddingston stations were temporarily suspended on Sunday evening after emergency services were called to a nearby incident on the line. The line
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Lazio vs Celtic: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time & team news
Celtic are back in Champions League action this midweek knowing they require a win to keep their hopes of European football after Christmas alive. Brendan Rodgers' side has put in some good performances on the continent this season. However
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Police launch murder inquiry after man mown down then attacked with blade
POLICE have this evening launched a murder inquiry after a man was mown down by a vehicle on a Greenock street then brutally attacked with a blade. Officers have named the victim as local man Michael Beaton, 35. He was found with serious injuries
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Meet the teens 'giving back' to the Glasgow charity which helped them as kids
Two young volunteers are 'giving back' to the Glasgow charity which once helped them as kids. Summer Weir and Farrah McIvor, both 16-years-old, began volunteering at the Pavilion charity around two years ago, and have since helped create a 'safe
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Green light for over 350 flats to be built on vacant Glasgow land
A plan to build over 350 flats on a derelict Glasgow land has been approved. The Glasgow Times reported in June that a bid was lodged to build a courtyard development including two high-rise towers, at Port Dundas Road, Renton Street and Milton
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Amazing pictures of 'virtually forgotten' Glasgow railway company in new book
IN Glasgow’s Riverside Museum stands a remarkable engine with a long and celebrated history. The Caledonian Single No 123 was first displayed at Birmingham Moor Street Station and Michael Dunn remembers being taken to see it, aged nine. “It
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'It's what we've always done': Irn-Bru carnival boss on timeless Christmas tradition
For more than a hundred years the carnival has been a symbol of the festive period for Glaswegians young and old. Now known as the Irn-Bru Carnival, the Christmas tradition started at Kelvin Hall in 1919 before moving to the SEC in 1986. Margaret
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Glasgow Clutha tragedy 10 years on: 'The images of that night are still with me'
IN the Clutha Bar, on the banks of the Clyde, owner Alan Crossan is managing a very long to-do list. The pub’s charity trust is helping to organise the city’s annual festive celebrations, lining up bands for the music stage. The team is also planning
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'Bye bye mince pies': Hotel bans Christmas treat in controversial move
A Renfrewshire hotel have taken a controversial decision and "banned" mince pies from their menus. The Glynhill Hotel & Spa in Renfrew will not serve mince pies at all this festive season after what it says has been years of low demand and high
