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1960s bungalow near Glasgow named Scotland's Home of the Year
A 1960s bungalow on the outskirts of Glasgow has been named Scotland’s Home of the Year. Anna McClelland and Harry Kinloch’s quirky family home won the 2024 series after stiff competition from properties across the country. The winning house
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Legendary music group to host Glasgow gig to celebrate 'landmark albums'
A legendary music group is set to host a concert in Glasgow - and it will include special guests. Culture Club will be performing at the city's OVO Hydro on Friday, December 13. The band - which is currently made up of Boy George, Mikey Craig
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Man rushed to hospital after being 'found injured' on street
A man has been rushed to hospital after being 'found injured' on a street. Police say they were called to Moss Road in Linwood shortly after 2pm on Monday, June 10. The force says they received a report of a man allegedly being found injured
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Police reveal update after blaze rips through former primary school
Cops are investigating a blaze that has ripped through a former primary school in Coatbridge. 999 crews raced to Gartsherrie Road in the town at around 7.45pm on Sunday, June 9, following reports of a fire in the area. The building affected
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American rapper to host gig in Glasgow - and its soon
An American rapper is set to host a concert in Glasgow this year. Ski Mask The Slump God will perform at SWG3 in the West End on Thursday, September 5. The 28-year-old artist will be bringing his Eleventh Dimension World Tour to the venue.
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Calls for inquiry into Glasgow School of Art fires rejected by government
The Scottish Government has rejected calls for a public inquiry to be held into fires that devastated the historic Glasgow School of Art building. The Charles Rennie Mackintosh-designed building was ravaged by two fires in the last decade, first
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Everything you need to know about the WWE events happening in Glasgow
Superstar wrestlers from the world of WWE are descending on Glasgow this week for the much anticipated Friday Night SmackDown and Clash At The Castle events. WWE fans will get to see all the action and drama unfold at the OVO Hydro with thousands
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Views sought on tall buildings in Glasgow city centre
A public consultation is set to be held on tall buildings in Glasgow city centre, as guidance will identify appropriate areas for their construction. Draft guidance has been drawn up as Glasgow City Council looks to increase the city centre population
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Anas Sarwar hits back at John Swinney's Labour spending cuts claims
SNP claims that a Labour government would impose significant public spending cuts on Scotland are "ludicrous", Anas Sarwar has said. The Scottish Labour leader said such comments are a "symbol of their desperation" and accused the SNP of being
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Glasgow's Barclays branch 'targeted' by campaign group
More than 15 branches of Barclays Bank across England and Scotland have been vandalised by a campaign group called Palestine Action. The sites had windows smashed and paint thrown as part of a protest calling on the bank to divest from arms companies
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'We were rammed from day one': Ox and Finch celebrates 10 years in Glasgow
A lot can change in the space of a decade. Fashion trends come and go, cheerful children morph into surly teenagers and what once seemed like ground-breaking technology inevitably becomes obsolete. But in Glasgow’s restaurant scene at least
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College and university partnership launches first joint undergraduate school
A Scottish college and university have partnered to create the region's first joint undergraduate school on a college campus, offering students new options for industry-focused degree programmes. The University of the West of Scotland and New College
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Glasvegas and The Tartan Specials opening pre match party in Munich for Scotland fans
Scotland fans looking for entertainment in Germany ahead of this Friday’s Euro 2024 opener will be able to enjoy voices from home as Scots musicians get ready to play an opening party. Organised by The Tartan Troubadours, some big names from Scotland
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'End of an era' as Glasgow city centre store closes to allow big move
A luxury jeweller has revealed an opening date for its new multi-floor store in Glasgow. Laings will open its new shop on 70 Buchanan Street - the city's Style Mile - on Thursday, June 13. It comes after we reported the retailer said they were
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Food outlet to open new venue in Glasgow city centre next week
A food outlet is set to open a new store in Glasgow city centre next week. Black Sheep Coffee has announced they will be opening a new location on 50 Sauchiehall Street - close to Buchanan Galleries - on Tuesday, June 18, at 6am. The coffee
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Man chewed off amateur boxer's ear in a brawl outside nightclub
A man chewed off the ear of an amateur boxer in a brawl outside a nightclub. Martin Hendrie, 45, pounced on Michael McCrone in Glasgow city centre on July 9 2022. Undefeated fighter McCrone had earlier pushed Hendrie and assaulted his partner
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Pervert caught by vigilante group in Drumchapel shopping centre
A pervert who chatted sexually with a girl he believed was 13 was snared in a shopping centre. Jonathan Kimmet, 46, was stopped by a vigilante group who live streamed the capture in Glasgow's Drumchapel. Kimmet had been in communication with
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Crime gang boss killed three friends in horror 127mph M8 motorway smash
A crime gang boss killed three friends in a horror 127mph motorway smash. Lee Docherty, 38, fell asleep at the wheel of the hired Audi Q7 on the M8 near Bishopton in Renfrewshire in the early hours of September 19 2021. Seven of his associates
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Big changes announced for city sports centre and pitch
Easterhouse sports centre and a pitch in Springburn Park are set to be handed over to community groups by the council on 25-year deals. Brunswick Community Development Trust will take over the management of a pitch and pavilion in Springburn and
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Scotland thankful for ‘wonderful’ Germany welcome but are now ready to shock hosts
John Carver has hailed Germany for their "wonderful welcome" - but is ready to get down to the real business with the Euro 2024 opener against the hosts just four days away. The ever-likeable John McGinn embraced the Bavarian culture last night
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Taylor Wimpey talks to Glasgow pupils about safety around construction sites
A Glasgow school was recently given a health and safety talk by Taylor Wimpey Scotland. The homebuilder visited Wallacewell Primary in Robroyston to remind students of the risks of playing near construction sites especially pertinent with the school
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Free summer activities and events confirmed for Glasgow
Glasgow is set to enjoy a series of free activities and events this summer. Glasgow Life charity has confirmed action-packed programmes for 2024 including music, adventure playground sessions, and tennis camps. The run of highly popular, family-friendly
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NHS Lanarkshire provides containers for safe disposal of needles
Lanarkshire residents who have been prescribed medication which uses a needle or sharps can get a sharps container for disposal. NHS Lanarkshire has set up a new campaign aimed at providing sharps disposal containers to residents. They can
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Silverburn shopping centre showcases unique exhibition ahead of Euro 2024
A new exhibition looking at Scotland tops from past international games has launched ahead of the nation's Euro 2024 campaign getting underway. Silverburn shopping centre in Glasgow has opened this nostalgic exhibition Scotland Kits Through the
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Goalkeeper claims Scotland loyalty towards Clarke has helped take team to next level
Angus Gunn is glad Scotland have stuck by Steve Clarke - and he claims the head coach has helped take the national team to the "next level". Since earning his first cap during a 3-0 Euro 2024 qualification win over Cyprus less than 15 months ago
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Hundreds of Glasgow school pupils 'graduate' from unique university scheme
Around 600 Primary 7 students from 15 different Glasgow schools have recently participated in a unique educational initiative led by the University of Strathclyde. The events took place at Barony Hall with the students partaking in a graduation
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East Dunbartonshire council invites groups to submit funding requests
East Dunbartonshire Council is inviting community groups to submit funding requests for local projects following a successful grant backing Caurnie Angling Club. This club recently received funds for improvement plans around Antermony Loch on the
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Man went with victim to police station to confess he raped her
A rapist went with his victim to a police station to confess what he had done. Beni Mubiala had sex with the woman who repeatedly told him "no". The 27-year-old later claimed he was "prepared to face the consequences" for the attack at his
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'Impressive' two-bed apartment for sale in 'exclusive' Glasgow development
This 'impressive' apartment is currently for sale in an 'exclusive' development in Glasgow. Located in Prospecthill Grove in Mount Florida, the two-bedroom property is situated near local amenities and public transport links. Inside, it consists
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Train services from Glasgow to seaside town to return after hotel blaze
Train services from Glasgow to a popular seaside town are set to return following a hotel blaze last year. ScotRail has announced direct electric services between Ayr and Glasgow Central will return on Monday, June 17 - the same day as South Ayrshire
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Glasgow pub popular with celebs reveals opening date for new venue
A Glasgow pub popular with celebrities has revealed an opening date for its new location. Wunderbar - which is located on Buchanan Street in the city centre - will open its second venue in the West End on Thursday, June 13, at 5pm. We previously
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Look at Miller & Carter's 'sophisticated' makeover as it reopens Glasgow venue
Glasgow's Miller & Carter steak restaurant has reopened after a 'sophisticated' makeover. The St Vincent Street chain of the popular steakhouse reopened its doors to guests on Friday, June 7, following a refreshing refurbishment. Now boasting
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999 crews on scene in aftermath of fire destroyed 'beautiful' former school
Cops and firefighters remain on the scene in the aftermath of a fire that destroyed a 'beautiful' former primary school. Firefighters raced to Gartsherrie Road in Coatbridge at around 7.45pm on Sunday following reports of a blaze. Formerly
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Douglas Ross to quit as Scottish Conservatives leader
Douglas Ross has announced he is stepping down as leader of the Scottish Tories – and will also quit as an MSP if he is elected to Westminster in next month’s General Election. In a statement released on Monday, the Tory said it was “not feasible
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Noise will be heard overnight as work to take place on Glasgow's M8
Construction noise will be heard overnight as work is to take place on Glasgow's M8 over two weeks. Amey, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is undertaking essential parapet upgrades on the M8 Gartcraig Road Overbridge at Junction 12. The work
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Drugs worth thousands found amid concerns about 'dealing' in north Glasgow
Drugs worth thousands were found following concerns about 'dealing' in north Glasgow. Officers say were made aware of community concerns around alleged drug dealing and misuse in the Claypits nature reserve area of the city. A male was
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Millions issued urgent insurance warning as they are under-protected
Millions of households in the UK have been warned they are underinsured for their contents insurance. This means that in a worst-case scenario of loss or damage, millions will not receive the funds they’d need to repair or replace their possessions
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'Do not eat': Morrisons recalls chicken product as it may contain metal pieces
Morrisons has recalled one of its chicken products because it may contain small pieces of metal. The supermarket has issued a ‘do not eat’ warning to any customers who have purchased its wafer thin cooked chicken because of the risk. The affected
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DWP warning to pensioners as thousands of bank statements checked
Pensioners have been warned the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is checking thousands of their bank statements following a huge rise in fraud. The DWP revealed that there were £520 million in Pension Credit overpayments paid out in the last
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Gary Lineker shares heartfelt message as football legend Alan Hansen hospitalised
Match Of The Day star Gary Lineker has shared a heartfelt message for the legendary pundit and football player Alan Hansen after he was rushed to hospital. The 69-year-old was said to be "seriously ill" in a statement released by Liverpool Football
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Chocolate bars sold at Tesco recalled as customers issued 'do not eat' warning
Tesco customers have been warned not to eat multiple chocolate bars sold by the supermarket giant as they may be a “possible health risk”. The supermarket is recalling its Tesco Nutty Nougat Caramel Chocolate Bars multipack, and its Tesco Dreamy
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How do I keep foxes out of my garden without harming them?
Foxes are a common point of contention for UK gardeners, with many enjoying their presence and others finding them annoying. Finding ways to safely deter foxes from a property is a common chore for people across the country with several natural
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How high can a garden fence between neighbours be in the UK?
Garden fences are everywhere in the UK with homeowners using them as a way to mark property lines while providing privacy. However, a number of regulations exist across the UK to control how tall these can be, leaving many in the dark. If you've
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I saw Taylor Swift's last Scottish night - her dancer gave the ultimate Scottish diss
Verdict: Five Stars. Has Taylor Swift officially become an honorary Scot? Three sold-out Scottish shows at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium attracting a crowd of 73,000 each night surely means she’s on her way. “This crowd is different
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Former primary school engulfed in flames in 'heartbreaking' scenes
Shocking images show a former primary school engulfed in flames in 'heartbreaking' scenes. Firefighters raced to Gartsherrie Road in Coatbridge at around 7.45pm on Sunday following reports of a fire in the area. The building affected was the
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Residents urged to stay inside during fire at old school
Residents are being urged to stay inside amid a fire at a derelict building. Gartsherrie Road in Coatbridge is closed at Frederick Street and Blair Road due to the blaze, which is understood to have taken over a former primary school on the evening
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Greens to call for decriminalisation of drugs in General Election manifesto
The ‘war on drugs’ approach should be scrapped and instead, decriminalisation should be introduced, the Scottish Greens have said. The party wants drugs and drug deaths to be dealt with as a public health issue rather than a criminal justice matter
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Restaurateur releases new book featuring voices of city's hospitality industry
WHEN Marco Giannasi sold Battlefield Rest after 50 years in the hospitality industry, he decided he wanted to make something that created “a historical capture” of the trade. The restaurateur, who is now semi-retired but still works part time
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'I'm homeless but I have a life': Man tells of rats and mice during hotel stay
A man has told of rats and mice in a hotel used to accommodate homeless people in Glasgow. The man in his 30s said the hotel was “nasty” and said the curfew times imposed make it difficult to maintain family relationships. He told the Glasgow
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Mike Dailly: Is Scotland becoming close to a feudal system?
Feudalism was essentially a medieval pyramid scheme in Scotland and the UK. Land was owned by the Crown and given to a sliding scale of nobility in exchange for fealty, which included military support. The nobles charged peasants rent. The
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Labour will 'turbo-charge' life science research says Anas Sarwar
Labour will put Scotland at the “global forefront” of medical research and life sciences Anas Sarwar has pledged. The Scottish Labour leader is campaigning in Glasgow today and said his party would back the industries needed to combat diseases
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Dear Janice: I think the guy I'm seeing is hiding something
Dear Janice, I’m dating a nice guy and although there is nothing in particular I can put my finger on, something doesn’t feel right. I invited him to my best friend’s wedding, and he said unfortunately he was already invited to his aunt's 50th
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Swinney says Tories and Labour are in 'parallel universe' on economy and cuts
John Swinney has accused the Tories and Labour of ignoring warnings about the impact their economic plan will have on spending cuts. The SNP leader said they are debating the economy in a “parallel universe with billions of pounds wiped from public
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Desperate plea as funding axed for 'lifeline' hunger camp
A Glasgow charity is in a desperate plea for help after its funding for a summer hunger camp was axed. Through a council fund, the Partick Thistle Charitable Trust has been running holiday programmes for school kids for five years to ensure they
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Prisons at 'crisis point' with human rights fears on overcrowding
A REVIEW of jails is needed to ensure the human rights of prisoners are not being breached, according to a committee of MSPs. Richar Leonard, Public Audit Committee convenor, said Audit Scotland found the prison system at "crisis point". The