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Sir Keir Starmer at stadium in East Kilbride on last campaign visit
Sir Keir Starmer visited a stadium in East Kilbride in his last campaign visit before the General Election. The Labour leader hopes Thursday’s election will see Britain rise to the challenge of populism, adding the contest offered a “huge chance
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Man due in court after multiple 'sneak-in' thefts in community
A man is due in court following multiple 'sneak-in' thefts in a community. The 45-year-old has been arrested and charged in connection with trying to steal a car and numerous thefts in the Hamilton area. These alleged incidents are said to
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Viral cafe apologises for closing with 'extremely heavy heart'
A popular viral cafe is closing with an “extremely heavy heart” due to health issues. Bacchialdi's is shutting down as the owners struggle with “the emotional and physical efforts needed to keep up the incredible standards.” The iconic Airdrie
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Part of the M8 near Glasgow Airport to be closed for almost a week
Part of the M8 near Glasgow Airport will be closed for almost a week. Amey, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is carrying out resurfacing on the westbound M8 at Junction 29, including the Junction 29 off-slip. A closure will be in place from
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Health board racks up nearly 1.5 million virtual appointments in years since pandemic
A staggering 1.5 million virtual consultations took place within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde health board in the last two years. According to Scotland's largest health board, figures show that 1,250,000 phone appointments and 238,000 video consultations
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Glasgow pupils run 5km in Maxwell Park - here is why
Pupils at Glasgow's Glendale Gaelic School have raised more than £1,000 for a children’s mental health charity. The pupils demonstrated impressive dedication by running 5km to raise money for Quarriers, a charity that offers mental health support
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Eleven arrested after police called to 'incident' near Subway station
Eleven people have been arrested after police were called to an 'incident' near a Glasgow Subway station. We previously reported that officers were called to a protest at defence and security firm Thales UK Ltd in the city's Govan at around 5am
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Drivers warned of Clydebank road closure next month
A CLYDEBANK road is set to close for up to five days next month. Faifley Road will be shut from Monday, July 8 to allow sewer connections to be undertaken. West Dunbartonshire Council announced the closure on their website. The disruption
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'So many sirens': Police lock down road near school
Police closed off a road in Milngavie near a school following a crash. A marked police car was stationed at Craigton Road in the East Dunbartonshire town on Wednesday alongside a stop sign for several hours following the incident. It is understood
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Plans unveiled for flats on Glasgow's Union Street
Upper floor offices opposite Glasgow Central station could be turned into homes under a new plan. Glasgow City Council has received an application to convert “redundant” offices on Union Street — next to the Egyptian Halls — into 13 flats.
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Plans to serve affordable food to students and low income families revealed
Plans to serve affordable food to students and low income families have been submitted to Glasgow City Council. The cafe within the Andalus Centre, based at 213a New City Road, is asking the local authority’s planning department to grant shopfront
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Glasgow theatre to benefit from huge new funding boost ahead of reopening
A Glasgow theatre is to benefit from a huge new funding boost ahead of reopening next year. The Citizens Theatre is celebrating a new partnership with The William Syson Foundation, whose programme of grants will support some arts and cultural organisations
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We checked out the newly revamped Morrisons - Here's when it opens
A brand-new Morrisons will officially open its door this week. Based on Kirkintilloch Road in Bishopbriggs, the revamped store will bring fresh produce, baked goods and 130 jobs to the area. @glasgowtimes Morrisons has officially opened
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Glasgow gangland murder trial witness admits drugs charges
A gangland murder trial witness ended up in the dock of the courtroom she testified in to admit drugs charges. Sharon Gall was snared after heroin and cocaine was found at two properties in Glasgow's Springburn in 2020 and 2021. In 2018, the
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Watch the moment knife-wielding Neilston man laughs as he tries to stab police
**Content warning: the video below contains audio and scenes of violence which some viewers may find upsetting.** A knife-wielding Neilston man who laughed as he repeatedly tried to stab police officers in England has been jailed for six years.
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What are the most important issues to voters in Mid Dunbartonshire?
MORE shops, road safety, and GP waiting times are among some of the most important issues to voters across Mid Dunbartonshire. Ahead of the General Election on July 4, the Glasgow Times spoke to constituents in the constituency to find out what
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12 people charged after protest at Thales factory in Glasgow's Govan
Twelve people have been charged after protesters blockaded the Thales firm in Glasgow's Govan. Pro-Palestinian protesters blockaded the defence and security company calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and urging the company to end alleged
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Former footballer accused of murder bid in Bellshill
A former Scots football player is accused of the attempted murder of a man in a pub. Peter Hetherston, 59, allegedly assaulted Charles Houston at The Joker in Bellshill on July 2 2022. The ex-Raith Rovers and Aberdeen midfielder is joined on
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'Wait is almost over': European retailer to open at Silverburn this week
A massive European retailer will open a new store at Silverburn has been revealed. We previously reported that Spanish fashion brand Mango was set to open at the shopping centre 'this summer'. Now the team at Silverburn has confirmed it will
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John Swinney visits Glasgow kids club on final day of election campaign
JOHN Swinney has visited a Glasgow kids club on the final day of the election campaign. The First Minister attended the Jeely Piece Club in Castlemilk earlier today (July 3) as the public gets ready to head to the polls tomorrow. Pictures
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West End festival which has ramped up from last year set to return
A festival will be offering fun for all the family when it runs in the West End later this year. Big Feed in the Park x Melting Pot returns offering daytime family fun or late-night disco fever. The event will cover the September weekend of
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Two people taken to hospital after fire broke out at Glasgow flat
Two people have been taken to hospital following a fire in a Glasgow flat. Firefighters rushed to the property on Brand Street in the city's Cessnock area on Wednesday morning. Four engines and a height appliance were sent to the scene.
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Martin Compston spotted at award-winning chippy loved by Glaswegians
Martin Compston was spotted at an award-winning chippy loved by Glaswegians. The Line of Duty star visited the iconic Fish Works in Largs, regularly visited by those heading from the city to the seaside in summer. Staff said they were 'delighted
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Glasgow restaurant named 'best' in Scotland offering free meals
A Glasgow restaurant named the 'best in Scotland' is offering free meals this summer to celebrate its 10th anniversary. COSMO Authentic World Kitchen is celebrating a decade of its all-you-can-eat buffet-style service by offering free dining to
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999 crews dealing with 'incident' at Glasgow train station
UPDATE: The line has reopened and journeys are continuing as normal. An 'incident' at a Glasgow train station has prompted an emergency response. ScotRail announced that 999 crews are currently dealing with an incident at High Street station
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Stretch of motorway closed due to 'police incident'
This incident has been cleared. DRIVERS are being warned that a stretch of a motorway near Glasgow is closed due to a 'police incident'. Traffic Scotland announced the closure on social media. Lanes one, two, and three of the southbound
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Inside the new Popeyes restaurant opening on Friday
Glasgow's first Popeyes restaurant will officially open on Friday. Ahead of the big event, the Glasgow Times was invited for an exclusive first look inside the new spot on Sauchiehall Street. This is the American brand's 50th store in the UK
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Glasgow man who stood on partner's head in argument over vape is sentenced
A THUG slapped his partner while she held a baby after an argument over having a vape in his flat. Aiden Penman, 27, lashed out at the woman, 21, at the property in Dalmarnock on October 18, 2021. Penman was enraged after he discovered an e-cigarette
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Swinney says Tory criticism of Keir Starmer wanting 'family time' is 'disgusting'
John Swinney has hit out after a number of Tories criticised Sir Keir Starmer’s desire to spend time with his family if he becomes prime minister. Sir Keir said this week he will aim to ensure he is free of official business on Friday evenings
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Everything you need to know ahead of polling day
MILLIONS of people across the UK will cast their votes in the General Election tomorrow (July 4), choosing MPs in 650 constituencies. The nationwide vote will lead to the formation of a new UK government for Scotland, England, Wales and Northern
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Ryanair warning as woman who booked to fly to Paris ends up in Alicante
Ryanair are warning holidaymakers to double check their boarding gates after a tourist boarded the wrong plane and woke up in Benidorm instead of Paris. Jem Maybank arrived at Leeds Bradford Airport at 5am ahead of a short city break to Paris.
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Rare 1p coin expected to sell for £200,000 at auction
A rare 1p coin is expected to sell at auction for more than £200,000 as Brits have been warned to be aware of the value of their coins. Coin collecting is a hugely popular hobby, and if you are lucky enough to come into ownership of a sought-after
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Do speed cameras have to be visible? Lawyers on when you can challenge the fine
A lawyer has explained whether speed cameras in the UK have to be visible and also the circumstances surrounding challenging fines. Ever since the first speed camera was installed in the UK back in 1991, drivers have been trying to trick the system
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Man rushed to hospital after being attacked
A MAN is in hospital with injuries after being attacked. Police received reports of a serious assault on Steven Street in Alexandria at around 11.15pm on Sunday, June 30. A 37-year-old man was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
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Crash in Glasgow's East End prompts 999 response
A crash in Glasgow's East End prompted a 999 response. Emergency services responded to Gartcraig Road in Cranhill following reports of a two-car crash at around 3.10pm on Tuesday. Police said a man was checked over at the scene by paramedics
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Man arrested after 'being caught driving under the influence of drugs'
A MAN has been arrested after he was allegedly caught driving under the influence of drugs. Officers from Police Scotland's Road Policing Unit stopped the motorist on Glasgow Road in Barrhead on Monday morning. Police said the 27-year-old
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Labour slips behind SNP ahead of election day, according to poll
Labour has slipped behind the SNP just days before election day, a new poll suggests. A survey by Savanta suggests 31% of Scots could vote Labour on Thursday, while support for the SNP is unchanged at 34%. It means Labour have dropped three
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Glasgow Jet2 flight makes emergency landing due to incident on board
A Jet2 flight headed to Glasgow had to make an emergency landing after the crew declared an incident mid-air. The aircraft, flight LS176, was travelling to the city from Tenerife during the early hours of Wednesday morning when a Squawk 7700 was
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Scots singer revealed as support for Stevie Nicks
THE support act for Fleetwood Mac star Stevie Nicks' upcoming Glasgow show has been revealed. Gigs in Scotland announced the news on Facebook. Scots singer Nina Nesbitt will be opening for the iconic American singer-songwriter as she takes
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'Happiest man in the world': Deacon Blue star ties the knot with girlfriend
A Deacon Blue star has revealed he is "the happiest man in the world" after getting married earlier this week. Dougie Vipond, who plays the drums for the Dignity hitmakers, announced that he tied the knot with his girlfriend Fiona on Monday, July
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Activists blockade Glasgow factory as they call for end of arms sales to Israel
Activists have again blockaded the Thales plant in Govan as they call for the UK Government to stop selling weapons to Israel. The company has a contract with Israeli defence contractor Elbit Systems, which produces 85 per cent of drones used by
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'Families are in hardship': Inside the camp feeding kids over the summer holidays
A Glasgow charity launched a fundraiser to keep its holiday hunger camp going after funding was withdrawn. The Partick Thistle Charitable Trust has been running this programme for five years with the aim to feed school kids and provide free childcare
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'There isn’t enough support': Glasgow East speak out ahead of General Election
The Glasgow Times is taking a look at the six constituencies in the city ahead of the General Election on July 4. Glasgow East takes in the areas of Bailleston, Carmyle, Easterhouse, Parkhead, Shettleston and Tollcross. (Image: Glasgow East
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Next Prime Minister must work with councils to fix poverty and grow economy
WHOEVER is Prime Minister in two days’ time, one of the first things in their intray will be correspondence from me demanding urgent action on child poverty. Last week, I moved a motion at Glasgow’s Full Council calling on the next UK Government
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'It is emotional': Scottish musical icon on her new album and tour
HORSE McDonald is on the phone, and in a minor flap. “I’m speaking to you and trying to arrange delivery of a batch of my new albums at the same time,” she explains, slightly harassed. “The last time my CD arrived I wasn’t in, so they delivered
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'Major triumph': The story of one of the 'greatest events' in history of Glasgow
Robert Stewart of Murdostoun, the man who delivered clean water to Glasgow. This was the major triumph of Mr Robert Stewart’s municipal career and one of the greatest events in the history of Glasgow. Robert Stewart (1810-66) became a councillor
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From Summerston to Woodlands: the election contest in Glasgow North
The Glasgow Times is taking a look at the six constituencies in the city ahead of the General Election. Glasgow North is a redrawn seat from Summerston in the north, to Woodlands and Woodside in the southern end of the seat taking in Ruchill, Wyndford