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Glasgow university makes Gaelic immersion programme permanent
A Gaelic language immersion year pilot at the University of Glasgow is being made permanent, it was announced today. The Gaelic with Immersion Programme has received a long-term funding commitment from the College of Arts & Humanities at the university
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Glasgow university reveals memorial of most famous graduate
A memorial to pioneering economist Adam Smith has been unveiled at the original site of a Glasgow university where he began his studies at 14. The University of Glasgow commissioned the engraving of five paving stones on High Street, where it was
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Glasgow theatre company opens new creative hub in former office block
A leading Scottish theatre company has announced its new workspace and creative hub in the heart of Glasgow. Internationally-renowned Vanishing Point’s new workspace is located on the top floor of a converted office block in Cadogan Square.
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Man behind popular Glasgow pizzeria to open FOUR new spots
A Glasgow pizza boss is set to open four new restaurants as part of a huge expansion. Brad Stevens, founder of popular city centre eatery Pizza Punks, revealed that he is soon opening new eateries in Edinburgh, Manchester, Cardiff and Birmingham
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'Upsetting and shameful': Councillor reacts to housing emergency
The number of people sleeping on Glasgow’s streets is “upsetting and shameful” according to a councillor. Bailie Thomas Kerr, who represents Shettleston, believes that the issues surrounding Glasgow’s housing crisis go much deeper than issues
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New concierge station installed at Glasgow building
A new concierge area has been installed at a Glasgow building. The station is protecting residents at the Gatehouse on Glenfinnan Road, in the Wyndford. It is connected to each of the multi-storey blocks in the community, meaning tenants can
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Home care workers threaten strike action after 'measly 67 pence' pay offer
HOME care workers could be set to take strike action over plans to drive through new job roles and pay grades. Renfrewshire Council are set to offer lifeline care staff a measly 67 pence more per hour - despite claims they already face ‘hugely
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Huge British singer announces Glasgow gig
Beloved British singer Jay Sean has announced a new Glasgow gig. As part of his upcoming tour 'Origins', the 'Down' signer will take to the stage at SWG3 on Monday, April 1. The tour will start off on Friday, March 29 in Birmingham. READ
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Major Glasgow road to close for essential work
A busy Glasgow road is due to shut to allow essential work to be completed. Hawthorn Street in North Glasgow will be shut between Springburn Road and Atklas Road to all traffic. The street will also be reduced to one lane through the junction
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Man appears in court after death of 27-year-old in Renfrew
A MAN has appeared in court charged with culpable homicide following the death of a 27-year-old in Renfrew. We previously reported that 999 crews raced to Newmains Road at around 2.30am on Sunday, November 5, after receiving a report of an unresponsive
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Concerns grow for missing teenage girl
Police are investigating the disappearance of a teenage girl from Lanarkshire. Zoe Neil, 14, was last seen in Hamilton at 6pm on Sunday, December 3. Officers and family members are increasingly concerned for her wellbeing. From Blantyre
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Concerns grow for missing teenage girl
Police are investigating the disappearance of a teenage girl from Lanarkshire. Zoe Neil, 14, was last seen in Hamilton at 6pm on Sunday, December 3. Officers and family members are increasingly concerned for her wellbeing. From Blantyre
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Plans to upgrade Glasgow chicken eatery refused
Plans to upgrade a Glasgow chicken eatery were turned down by the council. A planning application to allow Whole Fried Chicken (WFC) to operate as a dine-in restaurant as well as a takeaway was refused. The Korean food spot on Dumbarton Road
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Glasgow hospice pays moving tribute to lost loved ones
IT is a moving tribute to those who have lost loved ones and a special time of celebration and remembrance. The Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice’s annual Light Up A Life appeal, supported by the Glasgow Times, also gives people the chance to
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Popular musical featuring Liam Neeson coming to OVO Hydro
The OVO Hydro in Glasgow will be playing host to a popular musical soon. It has today been confirmed that The War Of The Worlds will be coming to the West End venue on Wednesday, April 2 2025. READ NEXT: Irn-Bru launches 'festive feasting
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Travel bosses launch Christmas public transport campaign
A group of top Glasgow travel bosses are encouraging people to use public transport. Company leaders today launched ‘Choose Public Transport’, a campaign to urge people to ditch their cars in the lead-up to Christmas. Instead, commuters are
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Man charged after 'smashing' car into wall of clinic
A MAN has been charged after smashing his motor into a wall of a clinic in Barrhead at the weekend. It comes after officers were reported to a one-car crash at around 1.05pm on Sunday, November 3, on Carlibar Road in the town. 999 crews attended
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'Gutted!': Glasgow cafe closing after two and a half years
A Glasgow cafe has announced it is closing for good after two and a half years. Lost World Coffee Co. opened in 2021 on Great Western Road serving a range of items such as bagels, sandwiches, salads and cakes. Now the team has revealed that
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Irn-Bru launches 'festive feasting trousers' to raise funds for charity
Irn-Bru has launched festive feasting trousers in a bid to raise funds for charity. The Scottish giants have released a limited-edition pair of extra comfy trousers designed for 'Christmas feasting' which feature a bold festive design with a high
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ScotRail announces huge Glasgow changes before Christmas
ScotRail has announced several changes affecting Glasgow just before Christmas. The company will introduce a timetable change on Sunday, December 10. This includes the introduction of the modern Class 380 electric trains on local services between
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Glasgow City Council apologise as bin collections missed due to weather
Glasgow City Council has apologised after bin collections were disrupted due to weather. The weekend saw an unprecedented level of snowfall in and around Glasgow which resulted in some collections being missed. Bosses have urged residents
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ScotRail employee wins award after life-saving intervention
A ScotRail worker has received a national award following a life-saving intervention. Megan, from Wishaw, took home the Samaritans Lifesaver award at this year’s RailStaff Awards after getting a vulnerable person to safety using WhatsApp messages
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Cops and forensics called to Glasgow Starbucks after 'break-in'
Cops and forensics descended on a Glasgow Starbucks after a 'break-in'. 999 crews were seen at Starbucks on Castlebank Street in the city's Partick on Sunday. A source told the Glasgow Times that the cafe was closed and a forensic van was
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LEGENDARY singer announces show at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
A legendary singer will be heading to Glasgow on her UK tour next year. Dionne Warwick will be playing at the Royal Concert Hall on May 9 as part of her Don't Make Me Over tour. READ NEXT: Ja Rule and Keri Hilson to perform 'huge' R&B
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Part of the M8 and two Glasgow roads CLOSED due to incident
Part of the M8 and two Glasgow streets have been closed by cops. The Junction 19 entry slip eastbound was shut after a lorry struck a bridge this morning. There was also no access for road users to Bothwell Street or North Street from the Kingston
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Host of R&B artists to perform in Glasgow for 'huge' night
A host of R&B artists are set to perform in Glasgow for a 'huge' night of classic hits. Ja Rule, Keri Hilson, Lloyd and Mya are confirmed to be coming to the OVO Hydro next year. The stars will play at the city venue on March 17, 2024.
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Parents warned Christmas puppy purchases could fund crime
PARENTS are being warned that Christmas puppy purchases could fund organised crime gang networks across the country. It comes after the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) urged families to avoid being tempted into buying puppies
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Ryanair passengers slam 'disgraceful' and 'ridiculous' new add-on charge
Ryanair has been criticised for a "ridiculous" and "disgraceful" add-on charge where some customers are reportedly having to pay a fee to access their digital boarding pass. The budget airline already charges for add-ons such as checked baggage
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Peter Andre, Atomic Kitten and more to perform in Glasgow for 90s and 00s disco
Peter Andre and Atomic Kitten are among the big names set to perform in Glasgow for a special 90s and 00s disco. OVO Hydro will host the event on Saturday, December 14, 2024, and it will feature icons of the era. As well as the Mysterious Girl
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Cops wish to speak to football fan after incident at Celtic Park
Images have been released of a football fan cops wish to speak to following an incident at Celtic Park. Officers are investigating an act of culpable and reckless behaviour which occurred during the game against SS Lazio in the Champions League
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CCTV footage released after MULTIPLE incidents at Celtic game
CCTV footage has been released after multiple incidents which took place at a Celtic game. Cops are still looking into several instances of culpable and reckless conduct at Hampden Park on June 3, 2023. That day was the Scottish Cup Final which
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"I've been itching to tell you!" Top comedian announces tour with Glasgow date
Top comedian Paddy McGuinness is coming to Glasgow on his first stand-up tour in six years. The former Take Me Out host will visit the city on his Nearly There tour next year. He will stop at the SEC Armadillo on November 16, 2024. Sharing
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Cops ramping up patrols due to 'dangerous and inconsiderate' parking
Cops are ramping up patrols due to 'dangerous' parking. Road officers in Bothwell will be carrying out patrols in and around Hamilton Road and Croftbank Avenue. This comes after the force received multiple reports of 'inconsiderate and dangerous
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MasterChef winner visits Glasgow primary school to unveil new multi-purpose room
A MasterChef winner paid a special visit to a Glasgow primary school after they opened their brand new STEM room. St Mungo's Primary School, in the city centre, welcomed their fellow Glaswegian Gary Maclean to be part of the grand opening, with
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Councils warn of consequences of cuts ahead of upcoming Scottish budget
Some council services will “cease” unless they are funded properly is the warning ahead of the Scottish budget this month. Cosla, which represents local authorities has launched its lobbying campaign to get more cash into the coffers to protect
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Mike Dailly: Mental health moratorium needs an urgent rethink
LAST month the Scottish Government published its mental health moratorium (MHM) consultation paper. The MHM is the flagship initiative in the Government’s Bankruptcy and Diligence (Scotland) Bill. The consultation was published on November
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Ask Janice: I’m not sure if I want to be a stepdad to three children
Dear Janice, I met a stunning girl recently and we have been on a couple of dates since and have had a brilliant time. The thing that’s troubling me is that she is 28 years old and has three children by three different dads. I realise that
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Glasgow bus service should be returned to public ownership, say campaigners
Campaigners from several sectors have joined forces to demand that bus services be returned to public ownership. Poverty, community, and climate activists are calling on councillors and Scottish Ministers to "take back control" of the bus network
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Refugees face homelessness as Glasgow declares housing emergency
Can you save Refugees from sleeping on Glasgow streets? Refugees are facing homelessness as Glasgow has declared a housing emergency. Families who have fled war and torture are at risk of being on the streets while temperatures drop this winter
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Make a difference to a veteran this Christmas
Help for Heroes has announced it is on a mission to support veterans and their families struggling with feelings of isolation and loneliness this Christmas. For many, Christmas is a time to celebrate but thousands of veterans find this time of
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Popular cinema near Glasgow to be taken over by major cinema group
A cinema giant is taking over a cinema near Glasgow. Omniplex Cinema Group, which is Ireland's largest cinema company, is expanding into Britain by acquiring five Empire Cinema locations. Clydebank's Empire Cinema is joining the group and open
