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Fire crews race to city's West End after fire breaks out at block of flats
FIRE crews have raced to the city's West End after a fire broke out at a block of flats. A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) spokesperson confirmed they were called to Ascot Court in Anniesland earlier this evening following a report of
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Health board to mark World AIDS Day by illuminating hospital
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) will mark World AIDs Day by illuminating a city hospital with red lights. On Friday, December 1, the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) will be lit up with red lights. A red ribbon will also
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Teen, 13, rushed to hospital after being hit by car
A TEENAGER has been rushed to hospital after being hit by a car. Emergency services were called to Swisscot Avenue in Hamilton at around 3.15pm this afternoon following a report of person being hit by a car. The 13-year-old boy was taken
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Glasgow declares housing emergency
Scotland’s biggest city has declared a housing emergency as the council expects an increase in homelessness cases. Members of Glasgow City Council’s City Administration Committee voted for the declaration on Thursday following the decision of the
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Busy Glasgow road to be locked down during peak hours tomorrow - Here's why
A busy Glasgow road will be locked down tomorrow. Due to essential carriageway patching works, Victoria Park Gardens South will be closed to all vehicular traffic. The closure will take place from 6am on Friday, December 1 until 6am on Saturday
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'Principled and respected': tributes to Alistair Darling who died aged 70
Scottish politicians of all parties paid tribute to former Labour Chancellor, Alistair Darling, who died aged 70. He served in several cabinet positions during Tony Blair’s government before becoming Chancellor of the Exchequer when Gordon Brown
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Popular Glasgow pub raises thousands for charity with 'dine in the dark' event
A popular Glasgow pub recently raised thousands of pounds for a Scottish charity. The Duke’s Umbrella, based in the city centre, raised £2,237 for Guide Dogs Scotland, following the second instalment of their ‘Dine in the Dark’ event last Thursday
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Bomb squad descend on house after chemicals discovered
BOMB squads descended on a house in Airdrie after chemicals were found inside. Police were called to the property on Glenacre Road in Plains at around 10pm on Friday, November 24 after the chemicals were discovered. The explosive ordnance
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Rangers flop Joey Barton makes huge Celtic admission
Joey Barton has opened up about wearing Celtic colours during his childhood. The former Rangers player has appeared on the James English podcast, with the episode set to air on Friday evening. In a teaser clip posted on X, the ex-Manchester
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'Greatly missed': Tributes paid to community champion after death at 83
Poignant tributes have been paid to a much-loved Renfrew community champion who has died at the age of 83. William 'Bill' McGuinness, who served as a councillor in the town for 15 years, passed away at home on Tuesday, November 14. Before venturing
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Thug attacked lover while onboard bus
A THUG attacked his lover and spat on her while aboard a bus. Christopher Thomson, 36, turned on his partner in Glasgow's Shawlands on February 20 2022. The pair had earlier argued with each other which then turned violent. Thomson grabbed
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999 crews battle blaze at building close to busy high street
999 crews rushed to a blaze at an abandoned building in Paisley last night. It comes after the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service received a report of a fire at a flat on St Mirren Street at around 10.45pm on Wednesday, November 29. In total,
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999 crews attend after man hit by car in Glasgow
A man was treated by ambulance after being hit by a car in Glasgow. 999 crews were called to Maryhill Road in North Glasgow following reports of the collision. Police and ambulance staff were called just before noon today after the man was
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Thousands sign up for Glasgow Santa Dash as deadline looms
Thousands of people have signed up for Glasgow’s iconic Santa Dash this year. Almost 3,000 people have already registered to take part in this year’s family-friendly, charity event at Glasgow Green on Sunday, December 10th. While there is still
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Woman kicked her neighbour down stairs after he walked her dog
A WOMAN kicked her neighbour down a flight of stairs after he returned her ill dog. Sarah Doonan, 46, struck out at John Thomson in their common close in Glasgow's Shawlands on October 25, 2022. Mr Thomson - who has since died - walked Doonan's
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Former Labour chancellor and Better Together figurehead Alistair Darling dies aged 70
FORMER Labour chancellor Alistair Darling has died aged 70 after a short illness. Darling served as chancellor of the exchequer under Gordon Brown from 2007 to 2010. Born in London, Darling went to the independent Loretto School in Musselburgh
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Cadbury releases new chocolate bar that is a twist on already fan-favourite treat
Cadbury has released a new chocolate bar in the UK which is a twist on one of its already popular treats. The confectionery company has released a Creme Egg Chocolate Bar which is now available in B&M stores across the UK. The new chocolate
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Nando's announces plans to open new UK restaurants
Nando’s will open more restaurants in the UK, the chain has announced. The peri-peri chicken chain has said it plans to open 14 new sites in the UK this financial year, despite the uncertain economic backdrop putting pressure on customer budgets
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RMT union votes to end rail strikes as offer accepted
Railway workers have voted overwhelmingly to accept a deal which ends their long-running dispute over pay and conditions, the RMT union has announced. Members of The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union voted to accept an offer from train companies
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I'm A Celebrity's Grace Dent says she is 'overwhelmingly sad' after jungle exit
I’m A Celebrity campmate Grace Dent has broken her silence after leaving the Australian jungle earlier in the week, saying she is “overwhelmingly sad right now.” ITV announced on Monday (November 27) that the restaurant critic would be leaving
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Full list of Halifax, Lloyds and Bank of Scotland banks set to close
Lloyds Banking Group has announced plans to close 45 bank branches next year. The group is closing 22 Halifax branches, 19 Lloyds branches and four in the Bank of Scotland business. Lloyds stressed that all affected branch staff will be offered
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Rylan Clark to return to ITV's This Morning next week with new co-host
Rylan Clark will return to host This Morning on ITV next week and will be joined by a fellow former Big Brother presenter. Rylan has hosted This Morning on a number of occasions over the past few months, including his most recent stint early in
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Kids prove how life changing Govanhill centre is during special visit
Kids proved how life changing a Govanhill centre is during a special visit. The youngsters met Children’s Minister Natalie Don to show her how important Sistema Scotland’s Big Noise Govanhill centre is. The programme lets young people reach
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Probe into death of man ongoing almost one month on
THE probe into the death of a man in Renfrew almost one month ago remains ongoing, cops have confirmed. We previously reported emergency crews raced to Newmains Road in the town at around 2.30am on Sunday, November 5, after receiving a report of
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Legendary Fairytale of New York singer Shane MacGowan dead at 65
The Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan has passed away at the age of 65. MacGowan had been in intensive care for several months after first being diagnosed with viral encephalitis last year, which is said to have been exacerbated by shingles that spread
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Paisley’s Christmas set to light up town centre with fun for all the family
PAISLEY town centre is set to light up with its spectacular ‘Paisley’s Christmas’ featuring festive attractions for all the family. Delivered by event experts, Scotland’s Theme Park in partnership with Renfrewshire Council, Paisley’s Christmas
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Man flew drone over sister's home in year long stalking campaign
A MAN who repeatedly flew a drone over his sister's home during a near year-long stalking campaign has been ordered to do unpaid work. Allan Pollock, 45, targeted Hazel Burr who lived with her family in Robroyston, Glasgow. Company director
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Rail-y good news as couple get engaged in middle of Glasgow Central
Love was in the air at Glasgow Central this morning as a couple got engaged. The pair were setting off on a romantic trip to Paris for the weekend when the groom-to-be decided to get down on one knee in the middle of the station. Glasgow Central's
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December train strikes will cause 'significant disruption' for services
There will be no trains between Glasgow and London on Sunday as drivers take strike action. Aslef union members will go on strike on Sunday forcing Avanti West Coast to cancel all services. And services on Friday and Monday are also liable
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Pair rushed to hospital following car smash
TWO people have been rushed to hospital following a car smash in Barrhead yesterday. It comes after 999 crews rushed to Darnley Road in the town at around 4pm on Wednesday, November 29. Officers say the incident involved a car and a parked
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Glasgow pupils celebrate ethnic diversity with 'special' day
Glasgow school pupils celebrated their rich ethnic diversity with a round of 'special' performances. Children at St Francis' Primary School, based in the Gorbals, performed songs, rhymes and dances in the school hall to celebrate the countries
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SWG3 to host MAJOR 90s band as part of upcoming UK tour
Glasgow's SWG3 will host a major rock band from the 90s next year. Cast, known for hits like Walkaway and Alright, will be playing at the West End venue on March 1, 2024. READ NEXT: Glasgow's Barras Market makes HUGE announcement
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Airline launches holidays from Glasgow Airport to THREE city breaks
Jet2 has launched holidays from Glasgow Airport to three city breaks. The airline is giving customers a chance to plan their getaway for summer 2025 earlier than ever with 33 beach and city destinations on offer from Glasgow. Holidaymakers
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Drivers risk £50 fine for common winter mistake, expert warns
Motorists have been warned they could face a £50 fine for a common driving mistake made in winter. As drivers prepare for the first of the cold winter weather coming over the next few days, a leading driving expert has warned they must be careful
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Cooking Christmas dinner this year? 6 ways to save on your energy bills
Let’s be honest, one of the best things about Christmas is all the food and drink available to consume without any judgement. From Quality Street tubs emptied within hours to plates piled high with roast potatoes and fridges full of cheese, it’
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Thousands missing out on support worth £4,200 as deadline approaches
The Government is urging everyone eligible to sign up for cost of living support worth up to £3,900 as the deadline for an extra £300 boost approaches. Former football manager Harry Redknapp and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have joined
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PDSA issues chocolate warning to pet owners this Christmas
The PDSA has issued a warning to pet owners about chocolate poisoning ahead of Christmas. During the festive period, UK households stock up on lots of foods and most likely have some chocolate hanging around whether that’s in the form of a big
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I stayed at my first adult only hotel and it was like Christmas came early
I've never stayed in an adult-only hotel before so I had no idea what to expect when I arrived at Warner Leisure Hotels' luxurious Studley Castle. Located in rural Warwickshire, the historic spot is just one of 16 Warner Hotels dotted across the
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Glasgow's Barras Market makes HUGE announcement
The famous Barras Market has made a huge announcement this week. The East End landmark has revealed that it will soon be expanding its market trading spaces due to 'phenomenal demand'. The news means that there will now be a huge outdoor piece
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Vacant pub to get new life as community centre
A vacant Glasgow pub will be turned into a community centre. A planning application by the Glasgow Muslim Aid was accepted to transform the old Banks Bar at 52 River Road, Carmyle, into a hub. Documents reveal that it will be used between 10am
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Cannabis farm found inside derelict old bingo hall
A derelict old Dumbarton bingo hall has allegedly been found as the scene of a 'large-scale' cannabis farm inside its walls following a drug bust. Police officers forced entry to the old Rialto bingo hall on College Street on Tuesday, November
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Major bank will close 45 branches including one in Glasgow
A major bank will close 45 branches including one in Glasgow. Bank of Scotland will shut its branch on Byres Road next spring as part of a mass closure of banks across the country. The bank at 174 Byres Road, G12 8SW is set to close permanently
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Glasgow's Irn Bru Carnival to host one-off event for over 16s
Glasgow's Irn Bru Carnival will host an 'adults only' event for the first time ever. The annual event, which returns to the SEC next month, is having a one-off session for guests over the age of 16. The event will be held on Thursday, January
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Australian pop star announces Glasgow Hydro date on new tour
An Australian pop star is coming to Glasgow on his new tour. Troye Sivan will be embarking on his biggest European headline tour to date in May and June 2024. The 17-date run of the Something to Give Each Other Tour includes a stop at Glasgow's
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Brookside's Dean Sullivan has died aged 68, his family has announced
Actor Dean Sullivan has died, aged 68, his family and management have announced. He was known for his role in Channel 4 soap Brookside where he played Jimmy Corkhill between 1986 and 2003. Sullivan was also a director and his family have thanked
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Celtic legend to officially open new sports bar in Glasgow's Merchant City
A Celtic legend will officially open a new sports bar in Glasgow. Apostel is set to open its doors to customers this weekend and as part of the celebrations, Martin O'Neill is making an appearance. While the new spot opens on Friday, December
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Lewis Ferguson 'attracts transfer interest' from Premier League duo
Scotland international Lewis Ferguson is a player in demand. The midfielder has become a key player for Bologna since joining the Serie A club two years ago. Last week, it was reported that Juventus were looking to test their league rivals'
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Football legend who played for Rangers spotted at local restaurant
A football legend who played for Rangers was spotted in a local restaurant recently. Pedro Mendes, who had a spell with the Ibrox side from 2008 to 2010, popped into Southside Bar Restaurant in Giffnock on Wednesday night. The 44-year-old
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'I am BUZZING': Glasgow cafe to open new chain after closing at Silverburn
A Glasgow cafe has revealed it will open a new location in a shopping centre. Juicy, which specialises in healthy dishes and pressed juices, will unveil a new store at Braehead next month. This will be the brand's third location, after opening
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Young musicians set to entertain an audience at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall
Young musicians are set to turn out at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall as part of a Christmas Gala event. The show is set to take place on Monday evening, December 4, at 7.30pm and will look to encapsulate the festive feeling for the audience.
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Hollywood star returns to Scottish roots with 'highly personal' visit to Glasgow
Hollywood actress Isla Fisher returned to her Scottish roots recently with a visit to Glasgow. The Confessions of a Shopaholic star embarked on a 'highly personal' visit which included a stop at a community centre in Maryhill and a primary school
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Soryia Siddique: It is time for everyone to have a home in our city
IN Glasgow, the term housing crisis has become a monotonous echo, reverberating through the corridors of power with little to no effect. It is considered that Glasgow has been experiencing a housing emergency for quite some time. But the narrative
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Thug punched bouncer after being knocked back from Glasgow bar
A THUG punched a bouncer after being knocked back from a Glasgow bar. Dean Watt and two of his pals were refused entry into Bag O Nails, in Partick, due to appearing to be too drunk. Watt left the main door entrance and walked towards the side
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Woman, 60, caught drink driving and with no insurance slammed by sheriff
A WOMAN who was caught drink driving and with no insurance has been banned from the roads. Gillian Hall, 60, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court for sentencing after previously admitting to driving a car after consuming alcohol. On September
