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Dad 'blown away' after receiving MBE for his service to the police
A dad who has managed Police Scotland's fleet of motors for over 20 years has received an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours. Tony Chalk - who is from Renfrewshire - received the Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) award for his services
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Ally McCoist and Armando Iannucci among Scots recognised in King’s Birthday Honours
EX-FOOTBALLER Ally McCoist, former prime minister Gordon Brown and writer and satirist Armando Iannucci are among the Scots recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours list. Former Rangers and Scotland player and now pundit McCoist is made an OBE
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West End pub sold to restaurant group owner
A PUB in Glasgow's West End has been sold to the owner of Riva Restaurants. Acting on behalf of pub company Three Thistles, Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has sold Dram on Woodlands Road for a seven-figure sum to experienced operator Peter Di Ciacca
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Kate Middleton to make first public appearance since cancer diagnosis this weekend
The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton will make her first public appearance this weekend at the Trooping the Colour parade. In March, Kate announced that she had been diagnosed with cancer sharing in an emotional video message, the Princess said
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John Mason could face 'buffer zone' action says SNP cabinet minister
Health Secretary Neil Gray has criticised SNP colleague John Mason for voting against legislation to set up safe access zones around abortion clinics in Scotland. Backbencher Mr Mason was the only MSP to vote against a Bill brought forward by Scottish
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Objections to plans to build new west end student flats
A plan to build Glasgow student flats on a razed site in North Kelvinside faces more than 40 objections. The 134 bed development would be built at 10 Kelbourne Street on the site of a demolished church. Councillors are due to decide whether
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Rangers get go ahead for new Ibrox bar for matchdays
Rangers can open a new bar for season ticket holders and private bookings at Ibrox. It comes despite neighbours objecting over anti-social behaviour from fans, including “urinating in the street”. Three local residents and Cllr Dan Hutchison
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Glasgow football fans get ready to watch Scotland take on Germany in Euros
FOOTBALL fans in Glasgow are getting ready to watch Scotland taken on Germany in the opening match of Euro 2024. The game will kick-off at 8pm UK time today (June 14) and will be played at the Allianz Arena in Munich. Scotland will then play
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Man due in court after incident involving crash
A MAN is due to appear in court following an incident involving a crash in Glasgow. At around 12.30pm this afternoon, officers attempted to stop a car on Maryhill Road. The car was then abandoned after colliding with a stationary car.
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Traffic to be reduced to single lanes from busy roundabout for road realignment
TRAFFIC will be reduced to one lane in both directions from a busy roundabout to allow road realignment on the A81. Amey, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is implementing road realignment on the northbound Garscube Road at Garscube Roundabout
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Pervert caught chatting sexually to 'girl, 13' said he wanted to kiss her
A PERVERT caught chatting sexually to a girl he believed was 13 years old said he was in love with her. Adam Smith, 55, was instead talking to an adult decoy from his home in Dennistoun on February 20, 2023. The decoy named Carly Mae Murphy
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One person rushed to hospital following crash near Glasgow Airport
ONE person has been rushed to hospital following a crash on the M8 near Glasgow Airport. Emergency services were called to the scene at around 7.30am this morning following a report of a two-vehicle crash. The Scottish Ambulance Service (
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Major plans for McDonald's submitted to council
Plans have been submitted to Renfrewshire Council for major works at McDonald’s at Braehead. The application outlines proposals to extend the restaurant off King’s Inch Drive by 37 square metres and carry out alterations and refurbishments.
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Woman raced to hospital after being hit by lorry in Glasgow
A woman has been rushed to hospital after being hit by a truck in Glasgow. The incident took place on Maryhill Road in the West End shortly after 10am on Friday, June 14. Police say they were called to a crash between a lorry and a pedestrian
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Chart-topping star heading to Glasgow as part of UK tour
A chart-topping singer-songwriter is heading to Glasgow as part of his UK tour this year. Rag ‘n’ Bone Man, responsible for some of the biggest hits to come out of the UK in recent years like Human and Giant, will be playing at the O2 Academy.
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Subway carriage from 1980s moved to new home at Glasgow museum
A subway carriage from the 1980s has been moved into its new home at a Glasgow transport museum. Car 128 has carried millions of passengers since the opening of the modernised Glasgow Subway system in April 1980. (Image: Images supplied)
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Council staff to vote on strikes after pay offer rejected
Council staff across Scotland have rejected a new pay offer, with a vote now set to open on potential strike action, a union has said. Unison Scotland balloted members on the offer from local authority body Cosla, but it said 91% of respondents
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Dentist issues warning over 'lesser known' ingredients in sugar-free drinks
A dentist has issued a warning to anyone who likes sugar-free drinks over their 'lesser-known' ingredients. High acid content in sugar-free drinks can cause irreversible tooth decay, according to Dr Deepak Aulak. Most people might be aware
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Inside the plush new store in an iconic Glasgow building - and its just opened
A luxury jeweller has officially opened its new multi-floor flagship store in an iconic Glasgow building. Laings opened its brand-new showroom on Buchanan Street - the city's Style Mile - on Thursday, June 13. The store - which is located in
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ScotRail issue warning ahead of big event in Glasgow on Monday
ScotRail has issued a warning ahead of an iconic rock band's gig in Glasgow next week. Foo Fighters are set to perform at Hampden Park in the Southside on Monday, June 17. Ahead of the event, the rail firm is urging fans to allow extra time
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BBC to broadcast final interview with Dr Michael Mosley today
Two TV specials remembering beloved TV doctor Michael Mosley will air on the BBC tonight, following his death on holiday in Greece, the BBC has confirmed. The broadcaster and columnist died of natural causes last week after he went missing on the
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You can get a free meal at Chipotle this month - how to claim
Brits can get free food from Chipotle for the next month as the popular fast-food chain launches its new app and website. From today, customers can download the new Chipotles UK app or order online for an easy click and collect service. To
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Greggs giving away free bacon rolls this weekend - here's how to claim one
Greggs, in partnership with Heinz, are giving away free bacon rolls this weekend to help celebrate Father's Day. Looking for the perfect gift for Father's Day on Sunday (June 16)? Something that's a little different from the standard socks, wine
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The rare banknote expected to fetch £20,000 at auction this month
An extremely rare banknote is going under the hammer later this month and is expected to fetch more than £20,000. The rare £100 note, from the Liverpool branch of the Bank of England, dates back to 1855 and is one of the key lots in an auction
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The best of Michael Mosley's health tips that helped transform British lives
Since the news broke that Dr Michael Mosley, famed for his Just One Thing podcast, numerous books and the Fast-800 diet, passed away last week, his everlasting life lessons have been making headlines. Affectionately known as a 'health guru', the
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Retro Cadbury chocolate bar from the 90s to be relaunched in UK for limited time
Cadbury will be re-launching its Top Deck chocolate bar in the UK as part of its 200th anniversary celebrations. The confectionery company is responsible for a range of popular chocolates including Boost, Crunchie, Creme Eggs and the classic Dairy
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These 8 'simple' things are reducing the value of your house
An estate agency has warned that these eight 'simple' things could be reducing the value of your house. New data analysis shows the mistakes we might be making that are knocking as much as £23,000 off the value of a property. The full service
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'We need to save ourselves': Mental health event encourages people to reach out
A community-led mental health event in Glasgow encouraged residents to take care of their well-being. Several local, city-wide and national groups gave out advice, leaflets and freebies at Springburn Shopping Centre in North Glasgow today between
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Glasgow motorway 'blocked' amid emergency incident
Glasgow's M73 motorway has been 'partially blocked' due to an emergency incident. Traffic Scotland has said the southbound carriageway of the road between Junction 2 and 1 is currently restricted following a crash. 999 crews are in attendance
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SNP: Tartan Army ‘failed’ by Westminster over broadcast of Scotland games
The SNP have said that Westminster has “failed” Scotland fans by not ensuring the national team’s football matches are all shown on free-to-air TV. While supporters will be able to watch Steve Clarke’s team take on hosts Germany in the opening
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Man rushed to hospital after being hit by car on busy Glasgow road
A man has been rushed to hospital after being hit by a car in Glasgow. Police say the incident took place on Crow Road in the city's Jordanhill area shortly after 6pm on Thursday, June 13. The force received a report of a crash involving a
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Well-known singer to host Glasgow gig as part of world tour
A well-known English singer is set to host a gig in Glasgow as part of a world tour in 2025. Alison Moyet will perform at the Royal Concert Hall in the city centre on March 21, next year. The artist - who is known for being in the music duo
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'Lovely man': Tributes paid to founder of Glasgow restaurant after he dies
Tributes have been paid to the founder of a Glasgow restaurant after he sadly died. We reported that Chinatown Restaurant Glasgow - which is located on New City Road in the city's Cowcaddens area - shared the sad news recently. In a social
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Scots star who is a diehard Rangers fan inducted into 'Hall of Fame'
A Scots WWE star who is a diehard Rangers fan has been inducted into The Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame for Scotland. Drew McIntyre - otherwise known as The Scottish Warrior - was awarded the accolade by the Lord Provost of Glasgow City Council
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Man told cops he was hungry and hit them with car door
A Glasgow man told cops he was hungry and then hit them with his car door twice. Twana Jalal, 32, was spotted driving just after 11pm on February 2, 2023 on Paisley Road West. Officers asked for his details when he told them he was hungry and
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Couple call for screening to be introduced for rare condition as daughter diagnosed
A COUPLE are calling for a screening to be introduced for a rare genetic condition. Tony and Carrie Pearson’s daughter Grayce was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) type 2 earlier this year. SMA is a neurological condition which causes
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The Glasgow football players who beat 'Germany' twice mark 50 years of club
IN THE World Cup summer of 1978, Scotland took on West Germany and won, and they were dancing on the streets of Springburn that night… ‘Scotland’ on that occasion was represented by Albert United FC, a team of boys from the north of the city who
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Attempted murder suspect jailed after stealing £26k car and abandoning it
A man was sent to prison after he stole a rental car from a Glasgow shop. Mark Neilson booked a car for hire online and went to Henry's Skoda Garage to pick it up on May 5, 2023. There, he spoke to a staff member and all documentation was prepared
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Inside the family-fun theatre show which promises 'shouts of delight'
A popular theatre show, which promises shouts of delights for all the family, is heading to a theatre near Glasgow this year – and the director could not be more excited. Dinosaur Adventure Live: Trouble on Volcano Island is the all-new immersive
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Residents' fear as kids chuck bricks from crumbling Glasgow building
Residents are fearful someone will be hurt as kids are chucking bricks off a crumbling three-story building. Teens are said to take over the derelict building which backs onto Corkerhill Gardens “at least four or five times a week” with bricks