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I saw The Killers at the Hydro in Glasgow - my verdict
Verdict: Five stars. The Killers brought a taste of the glamour of their hometown Las Vegas to the Hydro tonight delivering an incredible performance that showcased their greatest hits. Performing from a diamond-shaped stage with laser lights
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New bus service from Glasgow to popular leisure attraction revealed
A new bus service from Glasgow to a popular attraction has been revealed. First Bus is set to introduce a new service from Buchanan Bus Station in the city centre to M&D's Theme Park in North Lanarkshire. The service - which will be known
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Man wearing Scream mask tried to rob Glasgow shop while armed with knife
A man wearing a Scream mask tried to rob a convenience store while armed with a knife. Jake Boyden, 23, terrified the shopkeeper at One O One in Glasgow's Castlemilk on October 3, 2023. Boyden was initially spotted outside the store with the
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Glasgow launderette owner calls for business rates to be abolished
A West End launderette owner has called for business rates to be abolished or reduced as bills and rent costs soar for businesses. Broomhill Launderette & Dry Cleaners shells out £1,700 on rates per month – adding to costs mounting to about £5,000
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Glasgow road forced to close due to 'gas leak'
A busy Glasgow road has been forced to close due to a gas leak. Glasgow City Council has said Helenvale Street in the East End has been shut at its junction with Tollcross Road due to the issue currently. It is unclear when the road will be
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Green Day fans flock to Glasgow park ahead of tonight's gig
Green Day fans have been pictured arriving at the American band's gig in Glasgow. The iconic rock band are set to take the stage at Bellahouston Park in the Southside tonight (Tuesday, June 25). The group - who formed in 1987 - are from California
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Woman found dead in close of Glasgow flats
A woman has been found dead in Glasgow's Drumchapel. Emergency services responded to a report that a woman was found in the close of a block of flats at Carolside Drive at around 8.25am this morning (June 25). The woman was pronounced dead
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World Cup winner and Scottish singer receive honorary degrees from Strathclyde
A World Cup-winning footballer and an internationally successful Scottish singer are among the recipients of honorary degrees from the University of Strathclyde this month. Lilian Thuram, who was part of France’s victorious World Cup squad in 1998
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Glasgow restaurant is only Scottish entry on World Best Steak list
The team behind one of Scotland's most renowned steak restaurants is celebrating being recognised as one of the 'Best in the World' for another year. A list of the 'World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants' has been published annually by London-based
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No trains to run on busy Glasgow line to allow 'major works'
Trains on a busy Glasgow line are set to be off for a weekend next month as part of major works. Network Rail has said passengers should 'plan ahead' as no trains will run on the East Kilbride to Glasgow route from 12.20am on Friday, July 19 until
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New community shop in Govan offers low-cost shopping
A new community shop has opened in Govan to provide families with low-cost shopping opportunities. The new venture was initiated by Linthouse Housing Association in collaboration with Good Food Scotland as part of the Feeding Britain network.
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Hearing into death of man initially found unconscious in his work's van takes place
A hearing into the death of a man initially found unconscious in his work's van took place today. Thomas Cochrane, 52, was discovered in the rear of the vehicle at his home in Moodiesburn, North Lanarkshire, on January 21, 2019. A fatal accident
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Live your holiday home dream at Campsie Glen Holiday Park
With excellent onsite facilities, five-star luxury holiday homes, well-maintained, manicured grounds and easy access to the region’s highlights, Campsie Glen Holiday Park is simply idyllic NESTLED in between the Campsie Fells and Fintry Hills,
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'Best news ever': Paolo Nutini teases home town show
PAOLO Nutini has shocked fans as he teased a home town show this summer. The Paisley singer-songwriter made the announcement in a reel posted to Instagram on Tuesday. In the video, it states: "Paolo Nutini. Paisley. August '24. Details coming
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Top cop slams dangerous rapist for violent and sexual offences
A top cop has slammed a dangerous rapist who has been caged for sexual and violent offences. We reported how Jordon Richford was jailed for eight years for subjecting three young women to serious sexual assaults. The 30-year-old preyed on the
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Housing emergency: New build social rented homes plummet in Glasgow
Housebuilding for social rented homes in Glasgow has plummeted with last year the second lowest for new build completions in a quarter of a century. The official Scottish housing figures show that in Glasgow in 2023/24 there were 558 new homes
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Can you help bring the history of Cumbernauld to life?
A project team is looking for people to help bring the story of Cumbernauld New Town to life. A Town for Tomorrow – Revealing the Records of the Cumbernauld Development Corporation delves into the story of the town from its historical archives.
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Everything you need to know about P!NK's Glasgow gigs - including banned items
Music icon P!NK is set to host two massive gigs in Glasgow this weekend - and here's everything you need to know about them. The much-loved musician will perform at Hampden Park in the Southside on Friday, June 28 and Saturday, June 29, as part
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English band to host Glasgow gig to celebrate 'legendary album'
An English alternative rock band are to host a gig in Glasgow to celebrate their legendary debut album. Keane will take the stage at the city's OVO Hydro on Friday, October 18, 2024. The group originally formed in 1995 before taking a break
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Popular community hub suddenly shut after being set on fire
A popular community hub has been suddenly shut after being set on fire in Maryhill. Residents have been left “devastated” after the council owned space was targeted by vandals on Sunday night causing significant damage. Maryhill Community Hub
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'I am so excited': One of Scotland's biggest music events returns to Hydro
One of the biggest music events of the year is returning to Glasgow. Hoolie in the Hydro makes a return to the OVO Hydro on Saturday, December 7 and this year, the traditional music show celebrates 100 years of Scottish music. Aptly named
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Woman sobbed and man shouted in court at sentence for brothel keeping
THREE people involved in lucrative sex-for-sale flats where women had been trafficked to work have been jailed for a total of more than 20 years. Xiao Min, 38, Qin Huang, 31, and Guolei Huang, 35, were snared as part of the joint Police Scotland
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Urgent warning issued ahead of two big events in Glasgow tonight
An urgent warning has been issued ahead of two big events in Glasgow tonight. Traffic Scotland has said traffic across the city will 'most likely be very heavy' due to two gigs. The Killers will be performing at the OVO Hydro, while Green Day
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Former head chef of prestigious Glasgow restaurant to open new venue next month
The former chef of a prestigious Glasgow restaurant is opening his new venue next month. Gary Townsend will open his first solo dining venture, Elements, in Bearsden on July 11. It comes after an illustrious career working in kitchens such
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Award-winning Glasgow butcher temporarily closes due to fire at shop
An award-winning Glasgow butcher has been forced to temporarily close its store due to a fire that caused 'great' damage. A fire from an electrical fault tore through David Cox butcher's shop in Bridgeton on Monday night resulting in a 'great deal
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Warning of heavy traffic on four motorways due to Green Day concert
An urgent warning has been issued of heavy traffic on four motorways due to the Green Day concert in Glasgow. Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool will take to the stage at Bellahouston Park in the Southside tonight for their Saviors Tour
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EDF and Utilita named as the worst energy companies for customer service
EDF and Utilita have been named the worst energy suppliers for customer service by Citizens Advice. The consumer charity’s quarterly ranking said customer service ratings across the industry were among the lowest ever. It reported that record
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10 ways you can make your travel insurance void without realising
If you’re looking to catch some summer sun, you might be organising everything you need before you jet off on holiday. Key essentials for those travelling abroad are passports and travel insurance but there are some things that can make your insurance
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What is the legal height of a garden hedge between neighbours in the UK?
Unkept hedges can be a nuisance for many living in residential areas with particularly bad ones blocking pavements and sunlight. With this, many will be wondering what the law around hedge heights is and if the ones in their area are up to code
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First-time buyers can expect to pay £400 more per month for mortgage than in 2019
Analysis suggests that those wanting to get onto the property ladder can expect to pay around £400 more per month for their mortgage than five years ago. Property website Rightmove has done some calculations which suggest the average first-time
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New 'ultra speed camera' that doesn't flash can see inside driver's vehicles
Over 100 new ultra speed cameras are being trialled on roads in the UK. There are now around 7000 cameras around the UK 's road network, and in 2022 they resulted in the prosecution of 245,043 people – the highest figure since records began.
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How much is a speeding ticket in the UK and how many points will I get?
Drivers who are caught speeding in the UK will have to pay a minimum of £100, though fines increase to up to £2,500. The minimum penalty for speeding is a £100 fine and three points on your driving licence. But how you are dealt with after
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What is a Met Office heat health alert?
Heat-health alerts are issued by the Met Office and UK Health and Security Agency (UKHSA) when the country is expecting high or low temperatures that could have an impact on health. Dr Agostinho Sousa, head of extreme events and health protection
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Stagecoach buses offering free travel to some customers this weekend
Stagecoach buses are offering free travel to some customers this weekend. In support of the Armed Forces, the firm will permit free travel on its buses and trams for military and ex-military personnel to mark Armed Forces Day on Saturday, June
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Artist with 11 number one albums coming to Glasgow on tour
An artist with 11 number-one albums is coming to Glasgow on tour. Blues rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa will visit the SEC Armadillo on Monday, April 21, 2025. It is part of his 2025 tour that comes after he travels across the United States this
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Celtic Park tour named one of the best tourist attractions in the world
The Celtic Park tour has been named one of the best tourist experiences in the world. TripAdvisor has unveiled its Travellers' Choice Awards Best of the Best 2024 in which they organise lists of the best places, hotels, restaurants and activities
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Still Game star hails 'really beautiful food' in visit to Glasgow restaurant
A Still Game star has praised the 'really beautiful food' during a visit to a Glasgow restaurant. Jane McCarry, better known in Craiglang as Isa Drennan, visited Amore in the Merchant City recently. During her visit, she spoke of the amazing
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Images show new Glasgow bridge being tested ahead of grand opening
Images show a new Glasgow bridge being tested ahead of its grand opening in the autumn. The Govan-Partick Bridge is the latest addition to the River Clyde and it will connect Water Row, close to Govan Cross, to the Riverside Museum at Pointhouse
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John Daly: Shame on council for passing buck to teachers
AT last week’s City Administration Committee at Glasgow City Council, we continued to see the real terms impact of the SNP-Greens Budget unravel. We have already been told the shocking news of the axing of more than 160 teachers for next session