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John Swinney says Scotland's voice 'doesn't matter to Westminster'
Scotland’s voice “simply doesn’t matter to Westminster”, First Minister John Swinney will declare. The SNP leader will make the comments while campaigning in Aberdeen on Monday, railing against Brexit on the day after the eighth anniversary of
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The story behind the unique and 'stunning' new mural in the East End
An East End school has its own unique and “stunning” mural thanks to the work of a graffiti artist. St Francis of Assisi Primary School pupils are thrilled with the colourful artwork adorning a wall close to their school entrance in Baillieston
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Lorraine Kelly 'so happy' as 'lovely' family news revealed
Glasgow presenter Lorraine Kelly has said she is “so happy” at the “lovely news” of her daughter’s engagement. Rosie Smith, the only daughter of the Gorbals-born telly host, 64, and husband Steve Smith, announced her engagement to partner Steve
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Glasgow traffic 'restricted' by incident on M8 near city centre
Glasgow traffic is currently 'restricted' by an incident on the M8 motorway in the city centre. Drivers are being urged to 'approach with care' following a crash on the M8 eastbound near junction 19 Anderston interchange. Traffic Scotland
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Glasgow restaurant that 'invented' an iconic Indian dish turns 60
This restaurant was founded by Glasgow’s ‘curry king’ known for inventing one of the world’s most-loved Indian dishes. Shish Mahal turned 60 years old this week and is celebrating in style, with a special anniversary menu showcasing some of the
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Glasgow Meat Market development takes step ahead
The redevelopment of the Glasgow Meat Market side has taken a step forward. The abandoned space was taken over by the Meat Market Regeneration Community Interest Company in 2023 to make way for housing, a park and facilities. Residents officially
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This Glasgow building dates back 121 years and reopens tomorrow
Tomorrow, a historic building in Govan reopens to the public after undergoing an impressive transformation worth £4 million. Aiming to provide locals with a ‘stunning’ space that focuses on bringing the community together, the new-and-improved
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Pensioner attacked with machete over safe containing £130k
A pensioner was the victim of a horror murder bid amid a bitter family row over his father's safe. Derek Robertson was ambushed in his own home in Maybole, Ayrshire by a machete-wielding robber and his female accomplice demanding the cash box.
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Potentially hazardous substance found in Glasgow car as man arrested
999 crews recovered a "potentially hazardous substance" from a Glasgow car as a man was arrested. Police stopped a vehicle on Millburn Street around 5.30pm yesterday. A 45-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection with drug and offensive
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Young footballer saved by doctors after 'rare' injury
Team of doctors rally to save young footballer who suffered "rare" injury mid-game. Isaiah Muzaale, from Paisley, was playing for Hearts of Midlothian FC against Glasgow Rangers Academy on Friday, June 7, when he was hurt. Following an accidental
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Both Subway circles suspended as entrance blocked
UPDATE: The issue has been fixed and both circles are now running. Both Subway circles in Glasgow have been suspended after a train broke down. The company warned travellers on X that the issue happened in the yard and is blocking the entrance
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I flew Premium to Las Vegas with Virgin from Manchester and felt like a royal
I thought Las Vegas was a place where only those who are interested in gambling or partying could have a good time but I was proved wrong and in the best way. While casinos seem to be everywhere, there is an array of alternative activities to take
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How good is your eyesight? Take this vision test to find out
Want to know how good your vision is? Then look no further as this eyesight test is perfect. Helping mark the Euros, which are well underway, Live Football Tickets has created an impossible football-themed test. A task for even the most eagle-eyed
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Health to travel - All the free benefits available to pensioners and over 60s
Brits who have reached the state pension age can claim under various schemes from companies and the UK government. As the cost of living crisis rages on, you must take advantage of every possible free source of income on offer to you. From
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One third of Brits 'ripped off' by broadband speeds, new study reveals
A third of Brits are reportedly being ripped off by their broadband speeds, according to a new study. From your favourite TV show buffering at the nerve-wracking cliffhanger or your Zoom call dropping in an important meeting, your broadband failing
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Thugs in balaclavas attacked men with knives and 'ammonia'
A pair of thugs brutally attacked two men in a flat - including a threat to spray one with ammonia. Andrew Hosie, 36, and Stephen Timmons, 27, burst into the property in Glasgow's Cranhill and turned on Ronald McVey and Paul Mullen last September
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Inspiring mum hopes her popular podcast will help others facing adversity
An inspiring Barrhead mum, who completely turned her life around, hopes her increasingly popular podcast will help inspire others to overcome adversity. Megan Mowles is the host of Scheme Dreams, which launched in December and is filmed in Let's
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Inside the ground-floor flat for sale for just over £105k
A tastefully presented ground-floor flat within a small development just off Dumbarton Road is on sale. The two-bedroom flat in Bowling is currently on the market for offers over £105,000. (Image: s1 homes) The estate agents, Town & Country
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Black-headed Gulls return to Lochwinnoch reserve after two decades
After more than two decades of absence, Black-headed Gulls have returned to Lochwinnoch. The installation of new rafts has provided a lifeline to these birds, facilitating their return to RSPB Scotland Lochwinnoch nature reserve which sits in the
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Glasgow school children create timeless tribute for city's historic market
Pupils from a Glasgow school installed a time capsule to celebrate the restoration of The Briggait, the city's former fish market. Wasps Studios, a provider of creative spaces, joined hands with Blackfriars Primary School children. The P6 pupils
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'Point blank refused': Clydebank transplant patient denied vital drug by GP
A WOMAN has described the "anxiety-provoking" experience of having her husband's medication refused by their GP practice. Lynn McGhee has hit out at the Green Medical Practice at Clydebank Health and Care Centre after her husband was told he cannot
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'Shoplifting on an industrial scale': Man jailed after stealing from supermarket
A man who stole more than £500 worth of alcohol from a Glasgow supermarket has been jailed. Danut Farago appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court from custody for sentencing on June 19 after pleading guilty to stealing a quantity of alcohol from Asda
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Glasgow road to close from tomorrow as part of city centre transformation
A Glasgow road is to close from tomorrow as part of the council's 'Avenues' programme. Pitt Street will shut to traffic from Monday, June 24 to Friday, June 28 to install traffic signals and other infrastructure. Working hours will be from
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Private hire driver's licence renewed despite nine points
A private hire driver who has amassed nine points on his licence and let his uninsured son use his car has been warned over his future conduct. Glasgow’s licensing committee agreed to renew Kanishka Gharzai’s private hire car driver’s licence despite
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Primary pupils build and race cars as part of STEM project
Primary school pupils across Renfrewshire built and raced their own hand-crafted electric cars as part of a special event. More than 700 pupils from eight primary schools took part in the project that allowed them to build electric cars before
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Drivers face five-day road closure next month
Drivers in East Renfrewshire face a diversion next month due to a five-day road closure. Braidholm Road in Giffnock will be shut between its junctions with Merrylee Park Avenue and Merrycrest Avenue from Monday, July 22 to Friday, July 26.
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Cast revealed for musical adaptation of Only Fools and Horses in Glasgow
The cast to bring Only Fools and Horses to life in Glasgow has been revealed. Glasgow's Theatre Royal will host the acclaimed musical adaptation of the beloved British sitcom from October 28 until November 2. The cast announcement follows a
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Award-winning Elvis tribute names Glasgow venue as one of favourites to perform in
An award-winning Elvis tribute act has named a Glasgow venue as one of his favourites places to perform. Despite winning big at the National Tribute Music Awards and being voted Grand European Champion and Best Vegas Elvis, Rob Kingsley, the star
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Football fan banned from matches after punching supporter in Ibrox toilet
A FOOTBALL fan has been banned from attending matches after punching another supporter in Ibrox Stadium. Scott Simmonds had been attending a game between Rangers Football Club and Motherwell at around 9pm on February 2, 2024. During the match
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Man sentenced after sexually assaulting woman in Glasgow bowling venue
A MAN who sexually assaulted a woman at a bowling venue in Glasgow has been ordered to carry out unpaid work. Piotr Woszczak appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court for sentencing on June 19 after admitting to rubbing the victim’s leg, handling her breasts