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Ange Postecoglou opens up on Celtic 'zero hope' Champions League factor
Ange Postecoglou has opened up on his first experience of Champions League football with Celtic. The Australian enjoyed two successful seasons in Glasgow, winning five out of six trophies, before joining Tottenham Hotspur in June. And he detailed
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Huge American popstar announces Glasgow show
A popular American singer has announced a Glasgow show on her upcoming tour. Doja Cat is taking to the stage as part of her Scarlet Tour at the OVO Hydro on June 11, 2024. The star is starting off the European leg of her tour here, before going
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Historic Glasgow pub to be refurbished
A plan was accepted to refurbish a Glasgow pub inside and outside. The planning application, by Admiral Taverns, details the proposed structural and internal changes. It was approved by the council's planning committee this week. According
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Look inside the new Aldi store in Cumbernauld - open today
A new Aldi store has officially opened in Cumbernauld. The state-of-the-art store has opened its doors at 8am today and the ribbon was cut by Team GB curling hero Hammy McMillan Jr and pupils from Whitelees Primary School. The Castlecary Road
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'I see a lot of men suffering': Councillor makes donation to mental health charity
AN elected member has spoken about the importance of men’s physical and mental health after growing a beard for Movember. Councillor Andy Doig, an independent member for Johnstone North and the surrounding villages, put the razor and shaving foam
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'Disgrace': Council facing further scrutiny over Dargavel Primary fiasco
Renfrewshire Council is facing further scrutiny over the Dargavel Primary School debacle as a watchdog monitors the response to the capacity saga. The controller of audit intends to submit a Section 102 report on the fiasco – which has engulfed
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Sam Heughan to come to Glasgow venue to spread 'Xmas cheer'
Sam Heughan is set to appear at a Glasgow venue. The Outlander star will sign copies of his book 'Clanlands in New Zealand' at Waterstones on Sauchiehall Street. On Sunday, December 17, the 43-year-old, who is best known for his role as Jamie
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Former teacher says new bakery 'dream come true' as she celebrates opening
A former teacher has made her dreams come true as she celebrates the opening of her first bakery. Lindsay Nairn, 40, has loved baking since childhood when her mum and late grandmother taught her how to make homemade scones and jam. Now, the
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New covid memorials plan revealed for four Glasgow parks
A move to create sculptures in four Glasgow parks as a memorial for those lost to covid-19 has taken a step forward with the commissioning of artists to design the artworks. After a year of community engagement, Govanhill Baths Community Trust
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MSP wants action in schools to educate boys on relationships to tackle misogyny
More work needs to be done in schools to educate boys and young men on misogyny to prevent violence against women and girls, a Glasgow MSP has said. Pauline McNeill wants the Scottish Government to roll out a programme aimed at boys across the
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New Scottish flights to Italian island and Spain's famous food region announced
Two new routes to Italy and Spain have been launched from Edinburgh Airport in time for summer 2024. Glaswegian's travelling through to the capital's airport can now catch British Airways Cityflyer which will operate flights to Sardinia and the
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Car deliberately set on fire as police launch probe
A car was deliberately set on fire near Glasgow. Police are investigating after they were called to a vehicle fire at Lenzie, around 9.40pm on Monday, December 4. A grey Skoda Superb, parked on the roadside, near the junction with Boghead,
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Retro football shirts on sale at pop up shop near Glasgow
Fans of classic football strips are in for a treat this weekend when a pop-up shop selling them comes to Clydebank. The Football Shop Emporium will arrive at the town’s Clyde Shopping Centre on Friday, December 8 and Saturday, December 9 between
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Scotland international Scott McKenna 'banished' from Nottingham Forrest training
Scotland international Scott McKenna has been "banished" from Nottingham Forest training, with the defender "set to leave the Premier League club in January". This is according to the Daily Mail who claim that the centre-back, along with former
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New Spanish-inspired café announces its opening date
A NEW Spanish-inspired café has announced its opening date in Paisley. It comes after we previously reported that Made In Terranean, which will be based on Moss Street, took to social media to tease it will be opening in the town soon. Now,
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Large industrial unit in Renfrew purchased by billionaire brothers
A large industrial unit in Renfrew has been purchased by a pair of billionaire brothers. Sandy and James Easdale, joint owners of Easdale Investment Group, have bought the site at Meadowside Street for an undisclosed sum. Previously owned by
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Rogue trio threatened strangers in 'terrifying' carjacking bid
Three men threatened strangers in Lanarkshire as they tried to steal car and get inside another. In the first incident, two men threatened a 21-year-old man and tried to steal his car from a car park on Coatbank Street, Coatbridge. This took
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Rock icons add THIRD date to Glasgow show
Rock band The Killers has announced a third Glasgow show. The Mr. Brightside hitmakers are scheduled to play at the OVO Hydro on June 25 and 26 already but now, they announced a new date. The stars will also take to the stage on June 27.
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'Love it': Christmas single released by ice hockey team proves popular
A Christmas single released by an ice hockey team based in Renfrew has become a hit with fans. People who have heard Glasgow Clan's track have been singing its praises on social media, with the song making the iTunes charts at number 65 the day
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Busy road hit with disruption after 'car smash'
A BUSY road in Renfrewshire has been hit with disruption following a car crash earlier this afternoon. It comes after long queues have been reported on the A737 near Linwood - heading towards Glasgow. It is understood the dual carriageway
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Man dragged from car after thug ordered dog attack
A MAN was dragged from his car after a thug ordered a dog to attack him. Daniel Osborne, 26, was mauled by a Cane Corso dog named Diesel in Bishopbriggs, East Dunbartonshire, on May 5 2022. The one-metre-tall dog leapt up and tried to bite
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Singer Marti Pellow spotted at popular Glasgow restaurant
Singer Marti Pellow was spotted at a popular Glasgow restaurant. The Clydebank star was pictured at La Lanterna's West End location. On Instagram, the eatery shared a snap of the former Wet Wet Wet member, who was in town for an exclusive show
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'Privilege': Scottish minister travels on first electric train near Glasgow
SCOTLAND's Transport Minister has travelled on the first electric train passenger service from Glasgow Central to Barrhead. Fiona Hyslop MSP joined railway workers to travel on a ScotRail Class 380 in a final test of the new infrastructure ahead
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Man stole bottle of vodka from Tesco while armed with a knife
A MAN spat at a police inspector after he was caught stealing a bottle of vodka while armed with a knife. Liam Donnelly, 22, was snared later that night on the A8 in Glasgow on February 18, 2023. Glasgow Sheriff Court heard Donnelly, of Paisley
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Murder suspect denies seeing schoolgirl on the night she died
A man accused of murdering a schoolgirl told jurors he did not see her the night he allegedly helped kill her. Robert O'Brien denied there had been an arrangement to meet Caroline Glachan that night, despite claims she had left her best friend
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Engineer caught with cannabis farm in attic by electrician
A MECHANICAL engineer was caught with a "sophisticated" cannabis farm in his attic by an electrician. Liam Esler, 36, was snared with a total of up to £7100 of the drug at the flat in Glasgow's Whiteinch on January 20, 2022. The city's Sheriff
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First look inside major new Lush store ahead of opening day
The eagerly awaited Lush flagship will open on the Style Mile tomorrow morning as bosses share a glimpse of what to expect. Senior anchor manager Magz Macphee-David, 33, says the new 20,000 sq ft Buchanan Street shop will cater to parent shoppers
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Delays expected as Clyde Tunnel repair taking longer than planned
Delays are expected in Glasgow as the emergency repair of the Clyde Tunnel continues. Northbound, all traffic is still diverted at the tunnel as an essential repair is underway since yesterday via contraflow. This is due to upgrades in the
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Ange Postecoglou goes full David Brent in Spurs press conference cringe
Ange Postecoglou usually isn't one to mince his words. However, even the Australian has his moments it seems. The former Celtic manager was speaking to the media yesterday to preview Tottenham's Premier League match against West Ham tonight
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Plan to demolish Glasgow building after fire
A Glasgow hotel could be demolished after a fire broke out earlier this year. A planning application was submitted to pull down the Carnbooth House Hotel, in Carmunnock, in the city's Southside. As the Glasgow Times reported at the time, on
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Crime clan member stashed £1m in dirty money at River City star's house
A CRIME clan member who stashed more than £1m of dirty money at the home of his ex-River City star sister has been jailed for two years. Stephen O'Donnell hid the cash mainly in supermarket bags at the house Laura Noble shared with her family in
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Three plans from this week that could change Glasgow's skyline
Here is a list of new planning applications submitted to Glasgow City Council bosses this week. Proposals for redesign, redevelopment and reorganisation of George Square ahead of a huge transformation. Documents revealed a dedicated outdoor
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Pair arrested after 'running away' from cops on a busy motorway
TWO men have been arrested after allegedly running away from cops in Renfrewshire this morning. It comes after officers tried to stop a motor on the M8 at Arkleston at around 9.15am on Thursday, December 7. Following that, the two men, who
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Woman 'restrained by group of cops' after 'assault'
A woman was held down by officers in Glasgow city centre, following an "assault". Officers were called to Drury Street just before 11pm on Tuesday, December 5, following reports of a disturbance. An eyewitness said she saw a person was "being
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BBC TV licence will increase to £169.50 a year - a rise of £10.50 for households
There will be a £10.50 increase on the BBC TV licence fee next year, bringing the new annual total £169.50 a year, Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer has announced. It comes after the household payment, which funds much of the corporation’s operations
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Cousins take on Santa Dash for special cause close to their hearts
MEET the kind-hearted cousins who are taking on the Glasgow Santa Dash to raise cash for charity after their gran’s shock cancer diagnosis. Charlie Reid and Ella MacPhail, both seven, are pulling on their trainers to step up for the 5k event this
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Multiple closures to be in place on M8 due to urgent repairs
Urgent repairs will result in multiple closures on the M8 Kingston Bridge. SGN needs to repair a leak at the junction of West Street and Wallace Street in Glasgow at the weekend. For safety reasons, several lanes will need to be closed to motorists
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In pictures: Glasgow care home brings 'smiles' and festive cheer to residents
A Glasgow care home has brought a smile to their 'bedrest residents' faces this week. Residents, staff and visitors at the Haydale Care Home, based in Tollcross, donned Christmas jumpers, t-shirts and novelty outfits as they hosted their annual
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Look inside the brand new luxury hotel in Glasgow city centre
GLASGOW'S newest luxury hotel has offered a first look at its stunning interiors as it opens its doors in time for the festive season. Bookings for the The Address Glasgow, from family-owned Irish hotel group The Address Collective have opened
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Celtic Park atmosphere branded 'crap' by pundit amid Green Brigade ban
The atmosphere at Celtic Park has been branded 'crap' by a former Hibernian striker. Tam McManus has blasted the atmosphere - or lack of - after Brendan Rodgers' men thumped his former side last night. His comments come amid the absence of
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I tried a big 'scary' ride at George Square's Christmas Market and it rag-dolled me
The Glasgow Times visited the Christmas markets at George Square where our reporter Taylor Murray tried the Blizard ride for the first time. The festive feeling is upon us and Christmas has taken over the city centre with the Winterfest markets
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Former frontman of MAJOR 80s band to perform in Glasgow on UK tour
The former frontman of a popular British band will be playing a show in Glasgow next year. Hugh Cornwell, who was previously in The Stranglers, will be performing at the Queen Margaret Union on January 19, 2024. READ NEXT: Frankie Boyle spotted
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Woman hospitalised after early morning incident near park
A woman has been hospitalised following an early morning incident near a popular park. Mercy crews were called to Nethercraigs Road in Paisley shortly before 9am on Thursday after the victim was hit by a vehicle. The incident occurred near
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Popular pub to reopen after over a year of closure
A DALMUIR pub is set to reopen after over a year of closure. The Horse and Barge will welcome punters back on Friday for the first time since October 2022. Bosses at the Dumbarton Road venue announced the move on social media yesterday.
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Housing Association hits back over Glasgow MSP's takeover concerns
A housing association has hit back at claims a ballot to transfer to another landlord is skewed in favour of a yes vote. The Glasgow Times reported this week on Reidvale Housing Association in Dennistoun looking to transfer to Places for People
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Fans discover flavour missing from Cadbury Roses chocolates ahead of Christmas
Chocolate lovers have made a shocking discovery in Cadbury Roses products ahead of Christmas as one of the flavours is missing in some tins and packets. Cadbury chocolates including Roses, Heroes and Celebrations are always popular stocking fillers
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More than 40 new homes to be built on vacant land in Glasgow's East End
More than 40 new homes to rent are being built on a plot of land in Glasgow's East End. Work has begun this week on a development of 22 houses and 19 flats in the city's Dalmarnock. Located on Connal Street just off Springfield Road, the £8.9
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Check your change as rare 50p coin sells for more than £200 - how to spot
Brits are being urged to check their change, their wallets and down the backs of their sofas after a 50p coin sold for more than 400 times its value. The rare 50p coin fetched £203 for one lucky seller after a bidding war on eBay pushed up the
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Warning to anyone eating chicken, turkey or eggs following spike in salmonella cases
Shoppers are being warned to take care when purchasing and cooking turkey and chicken at home following a rise in food poisoning cases. The Food Standards Agency (FSA), along with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), has urged people to be wary
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3 reasons your dog loves to roll in the mud when outdoors (one is adorable)
Have you ever wondered why your dog is obsessed with rolling in mud when out and about? If you have to continuously hose down your fluffy family members because they can't resist sprinting to the nearest patch of mud or sloppy puddle, you are not
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ITV I'm a Celebrity viewers raise same Ant and Dec complaint on tonight's show
I'm a Celebrity returned to our screens tonight hosted by Geordie favourites Ant and Dec. Together, the pair have hosted the show since it began in 2002 and have come a long since their start in Byker Grove in 1989. The hit ITV show is a staple
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Everything you need to know about the 2023 Irn-Bru Carnival in Glasgow
Glasgow's iconic Irn-Bru Carnival is returning in 2023 with fantastic events and activities for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're going with the whole family or want a day out with your pals, the carnival has no shortage of things to do. With
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Busy section of motorway near Glasgow CLOSED due to crash
A busy section of a motorway is currently closed due to a crash. The B7078 Carlisle Road between the junction 9 of the M74 and the roundabout at Junction 10 has been shut down as a result of a collision. The cause of the crash and number
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Man battling injuries in hospital after being hit by bus in Glasgow
A man has been rushed to hospital after being hit by a bus in Glasgow. The 48-year-old was walking on Rose Street on Wednesday evening when he was struck by the vehicle. 999 crews raced to the scene at around 8pm and we previously reported
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Only Fools and Horses legend Sir David Jason to return to sitcom after 20 years
Iconic British sitcom Only Fools and Horse is set to return as beloved actor Sir David Jason steps back into the role 20 years after the last episode. The show will be back for Christmas as fans will be able to see the Trotter family back in action
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'Local legend' spotted at Chinese restaurant in Glasgow
A popular comedian was spotted at a Chinese restaurant in Glasgow recently. Homegrown talent Frankie Boyle dined at the swanky Amber Regent in the city centre on Wednesday. Restaurant staff shared a selfie with the funnyman, who they joked
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Everything you need to know as music legend Sir Tom Jones comes to Glasgow
Music legend and icon Sir Tom Jones is returning to Glasgow's OVO Hydro for a night of classic tunes. The Welsh artist, who is well-known for hit songs like 'It's Not Unusual' and 'Sexbomb', is visiting Glasgow alongside other UK spots like Manchester
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'Local institution' chippy goes on the market as owners retire after 29 years
A 'local institution' chippy has been listed for sale as the owners are set to retire. Night Star has been operating under the same family since 1994 but has been trading in the Cambuslang area for even longer. Now as the current owners look
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Urgent warning issued after recent incidents of scammers pretending to be cops
A warning has been issued after a rise in scammers pretending to be cops. Following a number of recent fraudulent banking scams in the East Dunbartonshire area, officers are spreading the word to people urging them to be vigilant. It comes
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Two major retailers to close ALL stores on Christmas Day and Boxing Day
Two retailers will close all its stores on both Christmas Day and Boxing Day. The Range and Wilko, which has been owned by The Range since October 2023, will give staff more time to spend with their families this festive season. As a result
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Cops locked down Glasgow road due to 'police incident'
A 'police incident' locked down a Glasgow street last night. Officers closed off Rose Street between Sauchiehall Street and Renfrew Street at around 8.30pm on Wednesday. A traffic information bulletin was issued at the time informing road users
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Activists in Glasgow shut down BAE Systems in Govan in call for Palestine ceasefire
More than 100 activists have blockaded a factory in Glasgow in protest over its ties to Israel as they call for a permanent ceasefire in the Gaza strip. A blockade is in place at the BAE Systems factory in Govan by a group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators
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Father of premature baby praises ‘kindness of strangers’ who donated blood
A FATHER whose premature baby needed blood transfusions has told how he has started donating blood in a bid to repay “the kindness of strangers” which helped save his daughter. Chris Watson, 32, spoke about the importance of the transfusions to
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First events announced for 20th Glasgow Film Festival
THE first events and screening for the 20th Glasgow Film Festival (GFF) have been announced. The festival will take place at Glasgow Film Theatre (GFT) and venues across the city from Wednesday, February 28 until Sunday, March 10. The festivals
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Glasgow B&M investigation after staff embarrass disabled customer
B&M staff working at a city store "embarrassed" a disabled customer sparking an investigation. Iain Wallace, from Clarkston, claims an employee challenged him after he brought his service dog Mungo into the Shawlands branch in Glasgow's Southside
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Paul Sweeney: Latest cuts to Glasgow are part of vicious cycle
With the latest cuts to Glasgow’s Health and Social Care Partnership and Glasgow Life it feels like it is now a constant battle trying to defend our city from the onslaught of economic and social vandalism. I got into politics to help improve things
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Historic Glasgow hospital cordoned off as demolition date confirmed
A historic Glasgow hospital building has been cordoned off and demolition date confirmed. The Queen Mother’s Hospital in Yorkhill closed its doors in 2010, following a review of acute services by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Now, the building
