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999 crews swoop on busy Glasgow city centre street amid incident
999 crews have swooped on a busy street in Glasgow amid an ongoing incident. Several police and ambulance vehicles have been pictured on Buchanan Street at its connection with Bath Street currently (Monday, June 24, 6.55pm). (Image: Newsquest
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Organisers of Green Day concert issue warning to Glasgow visitors
Organisers of the Green Day concert in Glasgow have issued a warning to visitors. The legendary American rock band will visit the city's Bellahouston Park on Tuesday, June 25. Ahead of the event, organisers DF Concerts have warned people of
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Warning issued to Scottish households about meter readings
Scottish households have been urged to submit meter readings ahead of the new Ofgem price cap. Advice Direct Scotland, which runs the national energy advice service energyadvice.scot, said it is important to provide the data to energy suppliers
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Parents and teachers flock to Glasgow city centre for education rally
A march calling for a 'brighter future' for education in Scotland was held in Glasgow today. Glasgow City Parents Group held a March For Education in the city centre this afternoon (Monday, June 24). In pictures, dozens could be seen gathered
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Lanarkshire carers first to get new support payment
A teenage carer will be among the first to apply for a new benefit available to those in North and South Lanarkshire. The Carer Support Payment replaces the Carer's Allowance from Monday, June 24 and includes more student carers. Paid by Social
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Full list of items you cannot bring to Green Day at Bellahouston Park
Glasgow will welcome Green Day to Bellahouston Park tomorrow evening. The American Idiot rockers will perform at the Southside park on Tuesday, June 25. Ahead of the event, concert-goers will need to know what they can and cannot bring.
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Glasgow restaurant offers Bastille Day steak frites special
A dining spot in Glasgow city centre is offering a special menu with just one dish on it to celebrate Bastille Day. MAISON by Glaschu will feature a quintessential French favourite steak frites on July 14. For £25 per person, diners will be
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999 crews race to busy Glasgow park after man dies
999 crews have raced to a busy park in Glasgow after a man has died. Police say they were called to the sudden death of a man in Elder Park in the city's Govan area. The force was alerted to the incident shortly after 2.50pm on Monday, June
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Punk rock band coming to Glasgow on last-ever tour before split
A Canadian punk rock band is coming to Glasgow on their last-ever tour. Sum 41 will visit the OVO Hydro as part of their Setting of the Sum tour, which is their farewell tour as the band plans to split up when it ends. It corresponds with
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'All outsiders together': Glasgow's 80s goth scene relived in new book
GLASGOW’s goth scene of the 80s was a “real spectacle” according to a man who was there… Chris Brickley’s photobook Heartlands is bound to strike a chord with anyone who ever hung about on the steps of Royal Exchange Square, or went to the Cathouse
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Terrifying moment Linwood man heard explosions as huge fire broke out near his flat
A LINWOOD man has told of the terrifying moment he heard explosions coming from outside his flat as a huge fire broke out at a nearby industrial estate. James Taylor had been watching the Scotland v Hungary game when the “shooting noises” began
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'Game changer': Global fitness brand launches first Scottish studio in Glasgow
A global fitness brand has launched its first Scottish studio in Glasgow. Body Fit Training (BFT) opened on West Campbell Street in the city centre on Saturday, marking the Australian company's first in the country. Less than a week after
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Glasgow's M8 to be restricted for over one month
Part of Glasgow's M8 is set to be restricted for over one month. On behalf of Transport Scotland, Amey will carry out essential barrier upgrades on the motorway's eastbound carriageway on the verge between Junctions 13 (Provan Interchange) and
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Susan Aitken calls on next Prime Minister to tackle poverty in Glasgow
Susan Aitken will ask Glasgow councillors to back her call for the UK’s new Prime Minister to act on “unacceptable” child poverty in the city. Ahead of July’s general election, Glasgow City Council leader, Aitken, said she wants the council to
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Backlash after top Scots school replaces head girl role with boy
One of Scotland’s top state schools has prompted an angry backlash after its head girl role was replaced with a boy. Williamwood High School scrapped its traditional positions of head boy and head girl and replaced them with two gender neutral
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Rutherglen firm 'honoured' to be crowned ice cream champion
A Lanarkshire Ice Cream producer is 'honoured' to have been crowned Scottish Ice Cream Champion at this year's Royal Highland Show. Over 140 entries were judged for the category on Friday, June 21 as part of the Scottish Dairy Championships.
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Plans in motion to celebrate 900th anniversary of Rutherglen
Plans are in motion to celebrate the lasting legacy of Rutherglen as it reaches the 900th anniversary of the Charter of the Royal Burgh in 2026. Scotland’s oldest Royal Burgh will celebrate its 900th anniversary and councillors on the Cambuslang
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Rishi Sunak urges Scots to vote Tory for tax cuts in Scottish manifesto launch
The Scottish Tories' manifesto has been launched highlighting tax, the NHS and schools. Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, joined Scottish party leader, Douglas Ross, in Edinburgh and said the General Election was about “standing up to the SNP”.
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Glasgow rooms named after refugee advocates at Social Security Scotland
A benefits agency has named rooms in their Glasgow office in honour of two local refugee figures. Selina Hales, founder and chief executive officer of Refuweegee, and Remzije Sherifi, a former refugee volunteer, were recognised by Social Security
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Massive 80s icon to host Glasgow gig as part of 'farewell tour'
A massive 80s pop icon will bring her 'farewell tour' to Glasgow - and it will include special guests. Cyndi Lauper will take the stage at the OVO Hydro on Saturday, February 8, 2025. The huge American singer-songwriter will be bringing her
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Knife thug tried to kill his lawyer in his Glasgow office
A knife thug tried to kill his lawyer in his office in a horror murder bid. Esaya Neguse attacked Muhammad Shoaib leaving the 71-year-old fearing he was going to die. Two colleagues bravely tackled the 37-year-old before passing police caught
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'Showstopping': Tribute to iconic British rock band coming to Glasgow
A tribute to an iconic British rock band is coming to Glasgow. The UK Pink Floyd Experience will take to the stage of the Royal Concert Hall on Saturday, August 24. With a new stage production, the tribute aims to give fans a sense that they
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'Incident' on Glasgow street sparks 999 response
An 'incident' on a busy Glasgow street sparked a 999 response. Police say they were called to an alleged disturbance on Stronend Street in the city's Possilpark on Sunday, June 23. The force was called to the incident shortly after 10pm.
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Man who drove car at nearly 60mph outside Glasgow school banned from driving
A MAN drove at nearly 60 miles per hour (mph) outside a Glasgow secondary school whilst children were walking on the pavement nearby. Mohammed Aslam had been driving a white Audi A4 on Allison Street in the city’s Southside at around 3.20pm on
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Two men arrested after off-road motorbike crash that killed pensioner
Two men were arrested and charged after a fatal crash that took place in Glasgow. As the Glasgow Times reported at the time, 999 crews were called to Balmore Road just after 6pm on February 12 last year. Police and ambulance attended and 79
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Drivers clocked at 82mph while 40mph speed cameras installed on M8
Drivers were clocked doing up to 82mph when 40mph speed cameras were installed on the M8 near Glasgow. Average speed cameras which had been enforcing the 40mph temporary speed limit on the M80 southbound, leading onto the M8 westbound, between
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Ally McCoist rues Scotland Euro 2024 approach and says it was a ‘total disaster’
Ally McCoist reckons Scotland disastrous end to their Euro 2024 campaign could’ve been prevented. Steve Clarke’s side were holding their own in a tightly-contested Group A finale until a series of changes and a hung-ho approach let Hungary gain
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Popular Glasgow skate park served eviction notice in ‘blow to community’
A POPULAR Glasgow skate park has been served an eviction notice. Kingston DIY Skatepark, which is situated under Kingston Bridge in the city’s Tradeston area, was described as a “hub of activity” by community members who hit out at the decision
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Everything you need to know about the Green Day gig in Glasgow
LEGENDARY American rock group Green Day is coming to Glasgow's Bellahouston Park this week. The band, who are known for iconic hits like American Idiot and Boulevard of Broken Dreams, will entertain thousands of fans on Tuesday (June 25) night.
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Your child's nursery graduation will appear in the Glasgow Times this week
The Glasgow Times will print your child's nursery graduation this week. We know how important a milestone it is to leave nursery and start primary school for both you and your wee one. So to celebrate this achievement the Glasgow Times is printing
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Airline reveals new route to incredible exotic location from UK airports
Glaswegians can now travel to an exotic location thanks to new connecting flights from several airports. Air France has said from Monday, November 18, Brits travelling from Edinburgh, Newcastle, Manchester, Birmingham, and London Heathrow will
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Govan mothers feel under-supported in early pregnancy, study reveals
Govan's expectant mothers feel under-supported in the early stages of pregnancy, a new study has revealed. The report, Understanding Early Pregnancy Support in Govan, was prepared by Together for Childhood Govan and published on the NSPCC Learning
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McGill's CEO honoured with lifetime achievement at Scottish Transport Awards
The chief executive officer of McGill’s has been honoured with a special lifetime achievement award. Ralph Roberts was recognised for his contribution to transport in Scotland at the Scottish Transport Awards which celebrates excellence and innovation
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Model flying club looking to continue using field
A model flying club has applied to North Lanarkshire Council seeking approval for the continued use of a field in Auchinloch. Since 2019 Glasgow Barnstormers has been using a field off Langmuirhead Road, having in 2019 been granted temporary consent
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40th anniversary of miners' strike to be commemorated
Councillors in North Lanarkshire have voted in favour of commemorating the 40th anniversary of the 1984-1985 UK miners’ strike. At a recent full council meeting Progressive Change North Lanarkshire councillor Greg Lennon, who represents Gartcosh
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Princess Anne taken to hospital with minor injuries, Buckingham Palace reveals
The Princess Royal, Princess Anne, has been taken to hospital with minor injuries and concussion, Buckingham Palace has announced. Princess Anne's admission to hospital comes following an incident at the Gatcombe Park estate on Sunday (June
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Dangerous rapist who caused 'incalculable damage' to teen victims jailed
A rapist who poses a "serious" risk of re-offending has been given an eight-year sentence for subjecting three young women to serious sexual assaults. Jordan Richford, 30, preyed on the teenagers, who cannot be named for legal reasons, at locations
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Supermarket submits plans to upgrade equipment
A supermarket in Wishaw is seeking the go-ahead from North Lanarkshire Council to upgrade refrigeration equipment on its premises. Morrisons has submitted a planning application on behalf of its store in Kirk Road, giving details of its intention
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Much-loved BBC presenter stepping down from role after 22 years
A much-loved BBC presenter has announced they are stepping down after 22 years. BBC World presenter Aaron Henslehurst is departing from his role after over two decades. The veteran presenter, who is originally from Australia, took to Twitter
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Man in court after 'attempted robbery' at shop
A man has been arrested after an alleged attempted robbery at a shop. Police say the incident took place on Main Street in Alexandria on Thursday, June 13, at around 3pm. Following it, the force has said a 46-year-old man has been arrested
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Heatwave latest as Glasgow to be almost as hot as Ibiza today
Glasgow will be almost as hot as Ibiza today with temperatures reaching the mid-twenties. We previously reported that the city was set for a heatwave this week with highs of 27 degrees. Monday will see sunshine as well as temperatures creeping
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Glasgow death notices and funeral announcements from the Glasgow Times
The Glasgow Times published 12 death notices last week. Every week, the Glasgow Times publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death notice pages
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'Unforgettable experience': Music duo coming to Glasgow on new tour
A popular music duo are coming to Glasgow on a new summer tour. Folk musicians Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham are masters of their craft having entertained audiences across the world for over 30 years and recorded four studio albums together.
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Moyes asked about Scotland manager future as speculation ramps up on replacement
David Moyes' name appears hot on the lips of the Tartan Army. Scotland fell short in their final Euro 2024 Group A match against Hungary and have now been eliminated from the tournament. That's led to strong claims for current head coach,
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We are on the hunt for Glasgow's Best Hair Salon
THE Glasgow Times is on the hunt for the city’s best hair salon. Residents are being asked to nominate their favourite hairdresser before Sunday, June 30. Nominees are in with the chance of being crowned the Best Hair Salon in Glasgow.
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40k people attend 'spectacular' Glasgow Mela
Tens of thousands of people took to Glasgow's West End yesterday to celebrate the Glasgow Mela. The spectacular event was held in Kelvingrove Park and included performances, talks, art, food, sports and more. Mela means "gathering” in Sanskrit
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'One of the world's biggest' Rangers shows coming to Glasgow
One of the 'biggest' Rangers shows in the world is returning to Glasgow. The Journey Back tells the story of a father and son duo of die-hard Gers fans as they follow their club through the last 10 years. Written by Stuart Hay, the production
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'There's no Hairy Bikers without Dave': Si King talks future after losing 'best mate'
TV chef Si King has said, “there is no Hairy Bikers without Dave.” Dave Myers died in February at the age of 66 after suffering from cancer and he was one half of the motorcycle-riding cooking duo with co-presenter King. King sat down with
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What time does a neighbour's loud music have to stop in the UK?
Loud music from next-door neighbours, especially on a weekday, is a common headache that comes with living in a residential area. Luckily, there are a number of rules in place to regulate this as well as sanctioned actions you can take if you are
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How can I tell if my stamps are valuable? What experts say to look out for
Stamp collecting may have fallen out of fashion for many people in the UK, but the hobby can still yield extremely valuable stamps that you might not even know you have. If you have inherited a collection or have one stored away you might not be
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Mother-of-three shares how late BBC star Dame Deborah James helped save her life
A mother-of-three has shared how the late BBC star Dame Deborah James helped save her life from cancer. 40-year-old Lyndsey Ainscough from Greater Manchester, who was diagnosed with stage three bowel cancer after several months of symptoms, said
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New 'larger' Greggs opens in Glasgow
A new Greggs store has opened in Glasgow's Southside. The bakery giant previously revealed plans to relocate its 2123 Paisley Road West site to a larger unit at 2195 Paisley Road West. Now, work has been completed and the new shop officially
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Pensioner in hospital after being hit by car
A pensioner was taken to hospital after being hit by a car. Emergency crews were called to St Margaret's Court in Paisley just before 4pm yesterday. An 85-year-old man, the pedestrian, was rushed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
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Aftermath of huge fire at Linwood Enva facility
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Enva promises investigation after Linwood fire - as roads still closed
Recycling company Enva has released a statement following a fire last night in Linwood. As the Glasgow Times reported earlier, a huge fire broke out on Burnbrae Road as 999 crews rushed to the scene just after 9pm. Residents in Renfrewshire
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Fire in Linwood - everything we know so far
Last night, a huge fire broke out in Linwood as emergency services scrambled to help - here is everything we know so far. Residents in Renfrewshire and some parts of Glasgow noticed huge plumes of smoke in the sky. Police, firefighters and
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Mike Dailly: Rishi Sunak's national service scheme is a gimmick
RISHI Sunak has pledged to reintroduce national service for young people across the UK if re-elected on July 4. The Conservative Party’s plan is for those aged 18 to choose between a full-time placement in the Armed Forces for 12 months or volunteer
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Dear Janice: My girlfriend’s children behave appallingly and she doesn’t notice
Dear Janice, three months ago I met a wonderful girl who I immediately connected with. All was going fantastically well until I met her two children. I naively thought that their appalling behaviour was because I was a stranger, and that the
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Residents urged to show support for community centre in bid to save it
RESIDENTS are being urged to show support for their local community centre in a bid to save it. Eastfield Community Centre, in Cambuslang, was originally set to close in April but has been thrown a lifeline after the management committee’s decision
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'Poverty is a big factor here': Glasgow South constituents speak ahead of election
THE Glasgow Times is taking a look at the city's six constituencies ahead the General Election on Thursday, July 4. Glasgow South is a new seat spreading from Pollok Country Park to Carmunnock taking in Castlemilk, Simshill, Croftfoot, Mount Florida