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Glasgow woman announced in Love Island Casa Amor line-up
A GLASGOW woman is set to appear on the current series of Love Island. The line-up for the series 11 Casa Amor Islanders has now been announced, with retail store manager Lucy Graybill set to join the show on Sunday. The 26-year-old says
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Tenement fire sees six fire engines sent to tackle overnight blaze
A busy street in Paisley’s town centre remains closed after an overnight fire in a tenement building. Firefighters were called to the area on Well Street at around quarter to one in the morning on Saturday. Multiple vehicles including a high-reach
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Scotland Euro 24 flops told 'it's not a computer game' and to take own responsibility
Kenny Miller believes the Scotland players need to take a share of the responsibility for their Euro 2024 group stage exit - rather than the finger being aimed solely at Steve Clarke. The national team were eliminated from the European Championships
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Armed Forces Day marked in Glasgow city centre with march past Cenotaph
ARMED Forces Day was marked in Glasgow today (June 29) with a march past the city's Cenotaph. The event began at 11am with a parade leaving from Holland Street to George Square. It was led by the six & seven Scots Band (Lowland/Highland)
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Owners of West End cafe say 'goodbye' to business after almost seven years
THE owners of a West End café have said goodbye to the business after almost seven years. We previously reported in September last year that Serenity Now, on Great Western Road, had been put on the market by the current owners. Now, bosses
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Man due to appear in court following 'suspicious' death of woman
A MAN is due to appear in court following the "suspicious" death of a woman in Glasgow. We previously reported emergency were called to Tummel Street in Riddrie at around 7.40pm on Thursday, June 27 following a report of a woman being found seriously
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Officials ‘doing all we can’ amid delays in people receiving postal votes
Officials in Scotland have said they are doing “all we can” to ensure every voter can take part in the General Election amid delays in people receiving their postal votes. Scottish First Minister John Swinney said on Friday that he was worried
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Woman fighting for her life after mobility scooter hit by car
A WOMAN has been left fighting for her life after her mobility scooter was struck by a car. We previously reported emergency services were called to Main Street, Baillieston, at around 2pm on Friday, June 28 following a report of a crash involving
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Households could save £1,000 a year on weekly shop with little known trick
Households have been told they could save up to more than £1,000 a year on their weekly shop by using vouchers. A recent study revealed that shoppers could each save an average of £532 a year by using voucher codes, the equivalent of £1,223 per
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5 top tips to save money on petrol and diesel this summer
With drivers being warned that petrol and diesel prices remaining "persistently high" many of us will be looking at ways we can save money on fuel this summer. The RAC said prices for petrol and diesel in Britain are “far higher than they should
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How smart are you? Take this pub quiz to find out
The weekend is here which can only mean one thing, it's time for the weekly pub quiz. Perfect if you're taking a trip to the pub this weekend, this quiz will let you brush up on some of that unusual but essential knowledge for the occasion.
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Need garden improvements? 6 low-maintenance plants that require minimal care
As the weather (at long last) starts to resemble something close to summer, Brits up and down the country will be eyeing up their gardens. Letting the garden overgrow or become somewhat neglected is natural, but were you aware you could simply
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Take our driving theory quiz as 88 per cent fail these 5 basic test questions
88% of drivers could not answer these five basic theory questions correctly and more than 50% would have failed their tests if they retook it today, according to new research. 2010 drivers were surveyed and only one in 10 could answer all the
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I saw P!NK at Hampden in Glasgow - my verdict
Verdict: Five stars P!NK certainly got the party started last night at Hampden. The American singer-songwriter kicked off her first of two shows in Glasgow as part of her Summer Carnival tour - which will see her perform all over the world.
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2-bedroom Glasgow flat near 'wealth of bars and restaurants' selling for £129k
A two-bedroom Glasgow tenement near a "wealth of bars and restaurants" has been put on the market for a respectable £129k. The property, which is located in the Firhill area of the city, also features a reception space as well as a bathroom.
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Scottish showbiz legend on his Glasgow roots and exciting new musical role
THE world of Scottish showbiz could have been a much duller place, had Allan Stewart’s back-up plan been activated. The Coatbridge singer and comedian, who got his big break at the Barrowland, became a household name after a string of TV successes
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Dear Janice: My husband has been acting strange, has he met someone?
Dear Janice, since starting a new job my husband of 15 years’ behaviour has changed dramatically. He dresses in designer gear and drenches himself in aftershave and is permanently on a diet. It’s not just the superficial changes that concern
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Council to introduce charge to have garden waste collected
SOUTH Lanarkshire Council will introduce a charge to uplift garden waste. Councillors at the Executive Committee meeting yesterday (June 27), approved the plans which will mean residents will have to pay £45 per year to have their garden waste
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Man attacked his daughter before stabbing man who came to her aid
A MAN punched and kicked his teenage daughter before stabbing another man who came to her aid. The man, who cannot be named due to legal reasons, had been within a property in Burndyke Court in Govan at around 9.30pm on April 23, 2023. He had
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Loch Lomond estate with 'oldest' new forest goes on sale for £4m
A new custodian is being sought for a leafy estate with forest grown from scratch on the banks of Loch Lomond. The Cashel Estate, which has been conserved and nurtured since it was established almost three decades ago, has gone on sale with an
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Meet the kids who designs have been turned into road signs
Road signs designed by two pupils from a school in North Lanarkshire have been recreated as real signs by a homebuilder. Hannah Summers, 11, and Flynn Thomson, 10, from Holytown Primary School, created the winning designs aimed at encouraging drivers
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Extension to primary school is 'not needed'
An extension to a Newton Mearns primary school is not currently needed, a council official has said — with the project on hold. East Renfrewshire Council had intended to carry out work at Crookfur Primary, on Capelrig Road, but recently withdrew
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Airbnb granted licence despite objections from neighbours
A PARTICK Airbnb where neighbours complained about guests trying to enter their flats and playing loud music has been granted a licence despite their objections. Four residents in the Hyndland Street flats opposed Gary Coutts’ application for a
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Jon Molyneux: Vote Scottish Greens for real change in your community
THIS time next week we will have a new UK Government. It is almost certainly going to be led by Labour, but voters should send them a message that we want real change, not more of the same. It has been a miserable campaign. Rishi Sunak, having
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Women, weans and washing: The story of Glasgow's steamies and bath-houses
LIKE many Southsiders, I learned to swim at the Govanhill Baths. At a young age, I was too occupied with the task of keeping my head above water and the promise of a post-swim chocolate bar to be concerned with the history of the beautiful building