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Man who died after being found 'unresponsive' named as man charged in connection
A MAN who died after being found "unresponsive" in Renfrew has been named as police confirm a man has been charged in connection his death. We previously reported emergency services were called to Newmains Road at around 2.30am on Sunday, November
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Tribute act announce return to Hydro after 'incredible performance' at weekend
A TRIBUTE act have announced they will return to the OVO Hydro stage following an "incredible performance" on Saturday night. The Australian Pink Floyd Show (TAPFS) will perform at the Finnieston venue on Friday, November 22, 2024 as part of a
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Christmas comes to Royal Hospital for Children with annual lights switch-on
CHRISTMAS has come to the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow with its annual festive lights switch-on event. The hospital's Christmas tree was illuminated by 11-year-old Lucas Shreenan, who lives with Autism, a rare chromosomal condition, and
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Cost-of-living crisis: Tesco helps struggling Glasgow food bank
Customers have chipped in while Tesco helps struggling communities during the Cost-of-living crisis. Carol Monaghan, MP for Glasgow North West, joined food bank volunteers at the supermarket on Friday, December 1 to help the Glasgow Times Bank
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Appeal for old photos of Glasgow's historic 'tilting' fountain for new survey
An appeal for old photos of a historic 19th century Glasgow fountain has been launched ahead of a condition survey. The Cameron Memorial Fountain at Charing Cross has been fenced off for months amid safety concerns. The famous red terracotta
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Mother tells murder trial her young son, four, witnessed river fight
A MOTHER has recalled how her young son told her on the day a teenager's body was found that he had seen a "lassie" get "battered" and fall into water. Elizabeth Wilson said her boy Archie - then aged four and a half - claimed he had witnessed
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Retailer moves into former city centre Poundland site
A new retailer has taken over a former Glasgow city centre Poundland store. The large site on Union Street has been empty since October 2021, when the shopping giant confirmed that the lease wasn't renewed by their landlord. Now, a new shop
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SECOND vehicle stolen while defrosting this week
A SECOND vehicle has been stolen while defrosting in Bearsden this week. We previously reported a Honda HRV was stolen from Montrose Drive at around 7.20am on Tuesday, November 28 in the first "frosting" theft of the season. Now, cops have
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Kevin Bridges cinema success as new show goes on home release
Cinema screenings of Kevin Bridges' latest comedy tour earned nearly £400,000 at UK box offices as the show gets set to go on home release. Clydebank funnyman Bridges’ newest show The Overdue Catch-Up made £375,000 upon its release – making it
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Month-long Christmas event kicks off in Paisley town centre
Paisley town centre was full of festive cheer on Thursday evening as a month-long programme of festive family fun kicked off. The event, which has been organised by Renfrewshire Council in partnership with Scotland's Theme Park, is now running
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Police launch crackdown on drug-driving with warning of high detection rate
Nearly half of motorists swabbed for drugs were arrested for driving under their influence, analysis revealed as police launched a crackdown ahead of the festive season. A campaign launched by Police Scotland and the Scottish Government on Friday
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'Forget about it' - Ange Postecoglou blasts plans to introduce sin bins into football
Ange Postecoglou has dismissed and blasted plans to bring in sin bins to football as well as plans for VAR being deployed more widely. Temporary dismissals of players for offences such as dissent and specific tactical fouls were backed by the
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Day one of strike action underway as workers picket outside Glasgow East Women's Aid
Workers gathered outside a women's aid charity in the East End on Friday for the first day of strike action amid a bullying row. Unite members from Glasgow East Women's Aid (GEWA) will strike for a total of 21 days from December 1 to February 16
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Golf It! swings back into action with new-look range and festive family fun
GOLF It! is swinging back into action with a new look driving range following overwhelming demand in the venue's opening weeks. The golf facility will reopen on Saturday, December 2 featuring a newly insulated, heated Hub to let players and families
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Free festive parking confirmed for East Dunbartonshire town centres
Free festive parking has been confirmed for East Dunbartonshire town centres. Fees are being suspended in the Council's car parks on the four Saturdays leading up to Christmas. This means no costs if you're driving to Bearsden, Bishopbriggs
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Car windows smashed and 'boots wide open' along Glasgow street
Several car along a Glasgow road have been damaged. Police officers are investigating after reports that the vehicles parking on Lochburn Road, North Glasgow, had their windows broken. An eyewitness also said that the cars' boots were "wide
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New Spanish-inspired food joint teases opening
A NEW Spanish-inspired eatery has teased its opening in Paisley. It comes after Made in Terranean, which will be based on Moss Street, took to social media to reveal it will be opening in the town soon. The venue will specialise in fresh, healthy
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In pictures: Scotland's housing minister visits remodelled development in Glasgow
Scotland's housing minister recently visited a remodelled development in Glasgow's Pollok. On Wednesday, Paul McLennan visited the Trust Housing Association at their recently remodelled and extended Housing with Care development at Lochar Crescent
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Young girl assaulted after 'being approached by man'
COPS have launched an investigation after a young girl was reportedly assaulted on a busy street in Paisley. It comes after a woman warned others in a social media post about an older man "grabbing" a young girl near a bus stop in the town on Thursday
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REVEALED: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde midwives cared for 12,079 women in 2023
New records released today have revealed the number of women cared for by NHS midwives this year. The NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Birth Register shows that its midwives have cared for 12,079 women giving birth between the January 1 and November
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Partick Thistle ask fans to donate to Kris Doolan's January transfer funds
Partick Thistle have urged fans to help them in their search for new players by donating to their transfer fund for the January window. With the new year fast approaching, clubs are already making plans to help boost their squads ahead of a hectic
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Cops called to busy motorway following multi-vehicle crash
Cops were called to a busy motorway last night following a crash. Two vehicles collided on the M77, near junction three at around 6.15pm. Police confirmed that there were no reports of any injuries. READ NEXT: Pensioner found dead following
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Legendary Scottish writer and artist John Byrne dies aged 83
THE legendary Scottish writer and artist John Byrne has died aged 83. A statement released through the Fine Art Society in Edinburgh said he died "peacefully" on Thursday with his wife Jeanine by his side. He was best known for his Slab Boys
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Bus operator announces free Hogmanay night buses
A Glasgow bus operator has announced free night buses for Hogmanay. First Bus will run several services on Friday and Saturday, until 3am on Monday, January 1 to make sure party-goers get home safe. This will be offered across the N2, N18,
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Royal Mail to launch singing postboxes in Glasgow to spread 'festive' cheer
People posting Christmas cards and letters are in for a festive surprise this year. Royal Mail has revealed today that they are launching 'singing' postboxes across the UK, including one in Glasgow's George Square. READ NEXT: Callum Beattie
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Three people rushed to hospital after horror car smash
THREE people have been rushed to hospital following a horror car smash in Paisley yesterday. It comes after 999 crews raced to Arkleston Road at around 11.16am on Thursday, November 30, after receiving a report of a two-vehicle crash. In total
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Man left with hole in his leg after 'false widow spider' bite outside Asda
A man was left with a 4cm hole in his leg after being ‘bitten by a false widow spider’ while waiting outside an Asda. Michael Wilkinson, 38, spent two months recovering after suffering "nine out of ten" pain. He initially thought little of
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Lidl 'do not eat' warning due to potential health risk
Lidl has issued a recall of one of its products as it may be a “possible health risk” for some customers. The supermarket is recalling its XXL Ocean Sea Cooked and Peeled Large Prawns because they contain sulphites which are not mentioned on the
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The 10 foods that Brits think could disappear from our plates within 100 years
Chocolate, chicken nuggets and avocados are among the food items Brits think could vanish from our plates within 100 years, according to new research. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the London North Eastern Railway (LNER) and the evolution
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Ant and Dec admit that they 'thought about leaving' I'm A Celebrity
Hosts of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! Ant and Dec have admitted that they thought about quitting the show, jokingly, of course. Introducing the latest episode of the ITV show, Ant shared that the pair had "thought about leaving" after
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Inside the 'beautifully presented' three-bedroom bungalow for sale
THIS "beautifully presented" three-bedroom semi-detached bungalow is currently for sale within a "well-regarded" residential area in Barrhead. Situated on Eildon Drive, the property is located near local amenities, public transport links, and schools
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The do's and don'ts of defrosting car windscreens - Experts reveal HUGE mistakes
When you're in a rush on a frosty morning, the last thing you need is an icy car and windscreen. With much of Britain currently under a baltic blanket of frost - and some parts under snow - it appears we'll have to get accustomed to that dreary
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I tried Halfords' tool filled advent calendar but I won't be getting it again
Nowadays, an advent calendar filled with chocolate is just the start of the festive offerings with a variety of options now available, including everything from socks to tools (yes, tools!). Halfords recently launched their first advent calendar
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Major retailer opens new store in Braehead Shopping Centre
A MAJOR retailer has opened its new store in Braehead Shopping Centre. It comes after the leisure centre revealed The Fragrance Shop has opened a new venue in the upper level of the facility. The store is located between Thomas Sabo and Ernest
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Plan to upgrade Glasgow football pitch to synthetic
A planning permission was submitted to upgrade a Glasgow football pitch to synthetic. The Glasgow Girls Football Club, in Shettleston, is bidding for the grass play area to be replaced by astroturf. Budhill Park is used for training and matches
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Pensioner found dead following flat fire in Glasgow's West End
A pensioner has died following a flat fire in Glasgow's West End. We previously reported that a blaze broke out yesterday evening at Ascot Court in Anniesland. The fire was found to be affecting a ground floor flat. Now, the force have
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Girls Aloud announce THIRD date at Glasgow's OVO Hydro
Girls Aloud have added a third date to their run of OVO Hydro shows next year. The pop group will now be playing at the West End venue on June 8, 9 and 10 due to 'incredible demand'. READ NEXT: Rock icons The Killers to play Glasgow's OVO
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Police Scotland chief asks government for extra £128m for force
Police Scotland’s new chief constable has recommended the Scottish Government provides the force with an extra £128 million next year to maintain “a visible, accessible and proactive front line”. Jo Farrell told a Scottish Police Authority (SPA
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Teenage girl 'punched police officer in face'
A teenage girl has been arrested in Paisley after reportedly punching a police officer in the face. It is claimed the 16-year-old began throwing items at officers inside a property in Goudie Street at around 9.30pm on Tuesday, November 28.
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Popular singer surprises 'biggest little fan in world' at Glasgow hospital
A popular singer surprised his 'biggest little fan in the world' at a Glasgow hospital recently. Callum Beattie, best know for his hit song We Are Stars, performed some songs for a fan, at a ward in the Glasgow Elizabeth Hospital yesterday.
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Road closure extended after work impacted by 'rocky ground and gas leak'
A two-month road closure in Bridge of Weir has been extended for 12 days. We previously reported that the village's Main Street was due to reopen by Sunday, December 3, after a new sewer was installed along the middle of the carriageway. However
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Rock icons The Killers to play Glasgow's OVO Hydro - Everything you need to know
The Killers are set to play two shows at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow next year. The West End venue will host the Mr. Brightside hitmakers on June 25 and 26, 2024. Putting the news on X, OVO Hydro wrote: "ANNOUNCED. "Somebody told us THE
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'One of Scotland's finest libraries': New facility opens its doors to the public
The new £7 million Central Library in Paisley has opened its doors to the public. Officially known as the Paisley Learning and Cultural Hub, the building spans four floors of what was previously a vacant retail space. The ground floor is home
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Former Celtic star spotted at Topgolf near Glasgow
A former Celtic star was spotted at a popular driving range near Glasgow yesterday. Scott Brown, former captain of the Scotland national team, was seen at Topgolf in Rutherglen. The 38-year-old seemed to be enjoying his time with a pal, as
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Man arrested and charged after 'quantity of drugs' allegedly discovered at property
A man has been arrested and charged after drugs were allegedly found at a property near Glasgow. On November 29, officers searched a property in Carnwath, South Lanarkshire, which resulted in a quantity of cannabis being allegedly seized.
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Residents' fury at development erasing 'lifesaving' green space
Angry Glasgow residents slammed an upcoming housing development for taking away "lifesaving" green space. Partick locals are upset about the proposal to build 48 flats on the green space surrounded by Crawford Street, Rosevale Street and Beith
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24 Post Offices in Glasgow to introduce Evri services before Christmas
Over 20 Post Offices in Glasgow are introducing an option for customers to send parcels with Evri. The new service will allow people to choose their parcel carrier over the counter in each of the branches and send, collect and return packages at
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How police will catch drug drivers over the festive period
Cops have revealed how they will catch drug drivers in Glasgow over Christmas. It comes as new Police Scotland data revealed almost half of drivers that were drug tested at the roadside were arrested. Now the Scottish Government and Police
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'The show changed my life': Glasgow's Michelle McManus on Pop Idol win 20 years on
LARKING about in Glasgow’s gorgeous vintage fashion store Frida & Coco, Michelle McManus is a festive vision in her newly-vibrant red locks, holly-adorned top and sparkly sequins. “I am feeling festive,” she beams. “To be fair, you could ask me
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'Hard to put into words': Trio on climbing Mount Kilimanjaro for Glasgow hospice
Three men who climbed Mount Kilimanjaro have spoken about their journey after raising a huge amount of money. The friends tackled the famous mountain as they raised more than £25k to help support terminally ill people. Freddie King, Allan Campbell
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Food bank says people are being forced to travel across city to access service
PEOPLE are being forced to travel across Glasgow to attend food banks as they struggle to make ends meet amid the cost-of-living crisis. Govan-based Glasgow South West (SW) Foodbank, which also has branches in Penilee, Cardonald, Linthouse and
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Glasgow primary students 'travel' around the world in daily exercise challenge
A Glasgow primary school has been able to 'circumnavigate the globe' thanks to pupils completing an exercise challenge. Cardonald Primary, in the Southside, pulled off the impressive feat by getting students to run, jog, wheel or walk the Daily
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Charity declares that Scotland is facing a 'litter emergency'
A charity has declared that Scotland is facing a 'litter emergency'. Keep Scotland Beautiful has today published two new reports - the Scottish Litter Survey, a public perception snapshot conducted by the Diffley Partnership and a ground litter
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'Proud of our school': Primary near Glasgow praised by inspectors
STAFF and pupils at a Hamilton primary school are celebrating this week following a visit by inspectors. The Education Scotland team praised St Ninian’s Primary in a number of key areas including the work done by senior staff in upholding the school
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Busy road to be closed throughout December
DRIVERS are set to face disruption as a busy road in Renfrewshire will be closed throughout December. It comes after Amey announced essential resurfacing works will begin on the A737 from Friday, December 8 until Friday, December 22. The work
