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Ronny Deila could make Rangers hero his assistant in surprising move at new club
Rangers hero Kenny Miller is expected to be named as Ronny Deila's assistant at Abu-Dhabi based side Al Wahda. The United Arab of Emirates outfit confirmed the appointment of the former Celtic manager on Friday afternoon and it is being reported
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Cops look for man with tattoos after Central Station incident
Images were released of a man with tattoos on his arm as cops search for him following an incident. British Transport Police have released the picture of a man who they think could help with the investigation into an "incident" that took place
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Do you know him? Man wanted after Glasgow assault
Police released a picture of a man they wish to speak to following an assault in Glasgow city centre. The incident took place around 1am on Saturday, March 9 on Wilson Street. The force released an image of a man, who they believe may be able
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Paisley shop walls to be covered in chocolate - here is why
An artist will cover the walls of an empty shop with chocolate to “engage the senses”, 21 years after she was nominated for the Turner Prize. The artwork by Anya Gallaccio will be unveiled at 18 High Street in Paisley, Renfrewshire, in September
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Driver accused of causing serious injury to teenager and man in crash
A DRIVER is accused of causing serious injury to a man and a teenage girl in a crash. Salman Khan, 45, allegedly drove dangerously on Thornliebank Road on May 13, 2022. Court papers state Khan, of Paisley, failed to stay in his lane and drove
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Covid cases on the rise and more patients admitted to hospital
Coronavirus cases are on the rise with more than 440 acute hospital admissions due to Covid-19 in the last week of June, figures show. A total of 1,153 people tested positive for the virus in the week to June 30, according to the latest weekly
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Glasgow reacts to SNP wipe out on Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow has reacted to the SNP wipe out by speaking to us on Sauchiehall Street. Labour’s win in all six Glasgow seats reversed the SNP’s historic 2015 victory in the city when they turned every seat yellow for the first time. Now we asked
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Workers dismissed 'out of the blue' win huge pay-out
A group of workers “dumped at a moment’s notice” when a Barrhead-based construction firm closed its doors last year have received a collective pay-out of approximately £250,000. Allma Construction and its sister company Centre Plant Limited, both
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Football club making progress on new £1.6 million Astro pitch build
A FOOTBALL club in Giffnock is undergoing a £1.6 million upgrade to become the best community football facility in Scotland. Two new 3G Astro pitches are being constructed at GSC Auldhouse, home of Giffnock Soccer Centre (GSC) on Thornliebank Road
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Several roads to close in Airdrie for Orange walk
Several road closures are in place in Airdrie for the Orange walk parade tomorrow. Boyne Parades are taking place across Greater Glasgow on Saturday, July 6. Thousands of members and followers will converge on Central Park for the annual County
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£2.3 million project to improve key road in Larkhall complete
A £2.3 million project to improve a key road in Larkhall has now been completed. The project on the A72 Lanark Road at the Larkhall Junction of the M74 has been finished and drivers can expect to see significant benefits which have been delivered
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Customers queue for 23 hours in Glasgow for chicken sandwich
Popeyes fans queued for 23 hours in Glasgow for a chicken sandwich. Hungry customers lined up on Sauchiehall street for the grand opening of the New Orleans-inspired chicken restaurant. The first three people in the queue won a prize of free
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Man, 24, had thousands of images of child abuse on his mobile
A pervert caught with 43 minutes of indecent footage of children on his mobile phone avoided jail on Friday. Dylan Berry, 24, was also caught with 5,310 still images of children at his family home in Stepps on November 11 2022. Glasgow Sheriff
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CCTV released of two men after assault in Glasgow city centre
CCTV images of two men have been released following an assault in Glasgow city centre. Police Scotland have released the pictures, depicting two men, in hopes that they or anyone who knows them would come forward. This is after an assault,
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Glasgow dental team raise thousands for children's ward
A Glasgow dental team climbed Conic Hill raising thousands for a children's ward. The team from the Scottish Centre for Excellence in Dentistry (SCED), part of the PortmanDentex group, decided on the challenge to support the Schiehallion ward at
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Headliner announced for 10th edition of Glasgow festival
The lineup for the Tenement Trail festival has been announced for this year. Celebrating its 10th edition, the music festival is set to make a return on October 12. Festival organisers, Tenement TV and DF Concerts, have released the first wave
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I tried a Popeyes chicken sandwich for the first time
Popeyes has officially opened its first Glasgow restaurant today - and I tried their chicken sandwich. After the opening of the Barrhead drive-thru last year, the New Orleans-inspired eatery has finally landed in the city, to the delight of many
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Drop-in NHS vaccination bus will tour Glasgow for kids who missed jags
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde will run a drop-in vaccination bus for children who have missed their vaccinations. The bus will cater to secondary-school-aged children who have not received their Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccination, and
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Volunteers from Glasgow children's hearings receive royal recognition
A volunteer who served at children’s hearings in Glasgow and 'did it for the children' was among the King and Queen's guests at the Royal Garden Party. Six current and former volunteers were invited to the event at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in
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Hospitality giant closes four of its restaurants near Glasgow
A hospitality giant has closed four of its restaurants near Glasgow. Brewers Fayre confirmed its Buchanan Gate (Stepps), Belziehill Farm (Belshill), Phoenix Park (Paisley), and Malt and Myre (Dumbarton) restaurants officially shut their doors for
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Plans for new pitch in Renfrew unveiled by football club
PLANS to transform a run-down multi-use games area (MUGA) in Renfrew into a facility with a synthetic sports pitch have been unveiled by a football club. Renfrew Victoria has submitted an application for planning permission for the project at Kirklandneuk
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Inside the stunning two-bed flat with river views
A splendid two-bedroom flat with picturesque river views is currently available on the market. Located in Renfrewshire's popular Ferry Village, on Lapwing Road, the property is listed for offers above £165,000. (Image: s1 homes) According
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'He would be proud': Family fundraise in memory grandfather
A FATHER and daughter team from Balloch completed a 5K to raise money for a great cause. Ross Alcorn, 49, and his daughter Myah, 13, took part in the fundraiser in memory of grandfather Andy, who passed away last year. The 72-year-old suffered
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'Overwhelming': Couple celebrate golden wedding anniversary
A Clydebank couple "can't believe how long it's been" as they prepare to celebrate 50 years of marriage. Bob and Ann McCafferty, from Duntocher, first met in 1971 as they were both students at Jordanhill College. Bob, 23 at the time, had just
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'Dangerous individual': Man jailed for series of sexual and violent offences
A MAN has been jailed for 12 years for a series of sexual and violent offences in Lanarkshire. David Cooper was sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow on July 5 after previously being convicted of the offences - which took place in the Lanarkshire
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Janet Jackson postpones OVO Hydro gig - here's the new date
Global superstar Janet Jackson has postponed her gig at Glasgow's OVO HYdro. Ticketholders received an email from the venue today saying "event organisers have been in touch to let us know that due to scheduling difficulties, they've announced
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Person in hospital after crash involving van and mobility scooter
A person is in hospital following a crash involving a van and a mobility scooter in Glasgow. Emergency services responded to the scene on Paisley Road West after the alarm was raised at around 11am on Friday. Police confirmed the owner of
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Who has the best crisps? I tested Walkers and supermarket brands to find out
Who doesn't love a packet of crisps? Whether in a crisp sandwich, as a side in a supermarket meal deal or just a little snack in your lunchbox at school or work. It is the ultimate anytime snack. But with so many brands doing crisps these days,
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Tyre warning issued to drivers over 'fluctuating temperatures' this summer
Halfords has issued a safety warning to drivers over their tyre conditions due to fluctuating temperatures this summer. The motoring products and services retailer has alerted motorists to the dangers posed by the above-average temperature fluctuations
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'Do not eat': Asda crisps are a 'possible health risk' as recall issued
Asda has recalled some of its crisps, as the Food Standards Agency (FSA) issued a “do not eat” warning, because they may be a “possible health risk”. The supermarket is recalling its Asda Extra Special Sea Salt & Chardonnay Wine Vinegar Hand Cooked
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'We will rebuild Britain' - Keir Starmer addresses nation for first time as PM
Leader of the Labour Party Sir Keir Starmer has addressed the public for the first time as Prime Minister of the UK, saying "we need to move forward together." Speaking in Downing Street this afternoon, where he was greeted with applause, he said
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Anas Sarwar sets sights on SNP at Holyrood in 2026 after huge gains in Scotland
Anas Sarwar immediately set his sights on a Labour victory at Holyrood after Labour won the majority of Scottish Westminster seats. He said in the space of three years Labour has gone from being in third place and 32 points behind the SNP to winning
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'Devastated': Glasgow cocktail bar to close for final time
A cocktail bar in the Southside of Glasgow is set to close its doors for the final time. Bosses at Charlie Brown's, a hidden cocktail bar located at 441 Victoria Road in Govanhill, said they were "devastated" to announce the news. The venue
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How a Glasgow housing association helped tenants secure £1.3M in benefits
Tenants of a Glasgow housing association pocketed £1.3 million in benefits over a year. The financial inclusion team at Thenue Housing helped the tenants claim their entitled money including various state benefits to combat the cost-of-living crisis
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Calling all box set bingers! These 17 questions will stump the biggest of TV fans
Do you know your Love Island from your Line of Duty? Your Dad's Army from your Downton Abbey? Put your TV knowledge to the test with our ultimate quiz. Whether you're a serial streamer or you root for reality TV, there is nothing better than curling
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Comic exhibition in Milngavie to feature Oor Wullie and Rupert the Bear
A new exhibition featuring Oor Wullie, Judge Dredd, and Rupert the Bear is coming to Milngavie. The Comics Stripped! display at the Lillie Art Gallery focuses on comic strips and creators, and will run until August 15. It includes a free display
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Plan revealed for abandoned Mecca bingo in Rutherglen
Plans have been submitted to convert a C-Listed former Rutherglen bingo hall into a restaurant. South Lanarkshire Council received plans to convert the abandoned Mecca Bingo Hall on the Main Street. The hall has been closed since 2020, and
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Restaurant to give away 100 free churros during school holidays
A popular East Kilbride eatery is planning to dish out 100 free churros during the school holidays. Churrissimo will hand out the treat with dips over the next three Fridays starting from July 5. The offering comes after the family restaurant
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Analysis: How could the SNP go from all seats in Glasgow to total wipe-out
Labour’s win in all six Glasgow seats reversed the SNP’s historic 2015 victory in the city when they turned every seat yellow for the first time. Such was the SNP grip, winning six seats in 2017 and then all seven again two years later in 2019,
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'Like Blackpool illuminations': Man jailed after setting fire to properties
A Barrhead man who set fire to two properties while conspiring to burn down others has been jailed for three years after his encrypted phone messages revealed his crimes. Lewis Connor, 27, used five jerry cans filled with petrol to substantially
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Drivers warned of traffic light failures in Glasgow city centre
UPDATE: GCC confirmed power has now been restored. DRIVERS are being warned of traffic light failures in Glasgow city centre. Glasgow City Council (GCC) confirmed it is aware of a mains power fault affecting traffic signals on Argyle Street
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The most ridiculous one-star reviews for Scottish attractions on Tripadvisor
DESPITE Scotland being home to hundreds of iconic landmarks with each attracting visitors far and wide, some tourists have been left less than impressed for ridiculous reasons. Some visitors have taken to popular travel websites like Tripadvisor
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What to do if a whale, dolphin or porpoise washes up on a Scottish beach
With more time being spent on the beach, there is now a higher chance of seeing a washed-up whale or dolphin. How we respond to this is hugely important and can determine what happens to the marine animal. Knowing who to call and what you should
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Why Glasgow and Edinburgh were named among the best UK cities for food and drink
GLASGOW and Edinburgh have been named among the best cities in the UK for food and drink. The Scottish locations were named alongside other spots across Britain, including Bristol and Liverpool. Introducing the ranking, Which? said: "If you
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Scotland's best whale, porpoise and dolphin watching spots to see this summer
Scotland has a long and fascinating coastline with some of the world's best spots for seeing extraordinary marine wildlife like whales, dolphins and porpoises. Whether you are travelling along the famous NC500 or are holidaying in Ayrshire, there
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Glasgow station link service to be temporarily suspended over the weekend
COMMUTERS are being warned that a Glasgow station link service will temporarily be suspended this weekend. ScotRail announced that its Glasgow station bus link won’t be able to operate between 9am and 11am on Saturday, July 6. From 11am the
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Multiple roads in Glasgow to close for Orange walk
Multiple roads in Glasgow will be closed for an Orange walk parade tomorrow. Boyne Parades are taking place around the city, with 50 parades on Saturday, July 6. Thousands of members and followers converge on Glasgow Green for the annual County
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The story of Fleetwood Mac in Glasgow as Stevie Nicks set to play Hydro
ROCK icon Stevie Nicks is heading for Glasgow on Saturday for a show at the Hydro. As a member of Fleetwood Mac, the star has had a long association with the city, stretching all the way back to Green’s Playhouse in 1969. The venue, which
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Glasgow roads to close for filming of children's story
SEVERAL roads in Glasgow are set to close for the filming of a reimagined children's story for the BBC. Glasgow City Council announced the closures on its website. Filming for the broadcasting giant's adaption of The Primrose Railway Children
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English rock band announce 'huge' Glasgow show
English rock band Kasabian are set to play in Glasgow later this year, it has been revealed. The Underdog hitmakers will take to the stage at the OVO Hydro on November 9. Tickets for the gig will be available for presale from 9.30am on Monday
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Labour win is 'end to Tory chaos' says Martin Rhodes in Glasgow North
Labour’s victory is an end to the “chaos of 14 years of the Tories", Glasgow North’s new MP, Martin Rhodes, declared. Rhodes won the redrawn seat back from the SNP defeating Alison Thewlis by more than 3500 votes. After the result was declared
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Man has car seized after being stopped by Glasgow road cops
A MAN has had his car seized after being stopped by road cops in Glasgow's Southside. Officers from Police Scotland's Road Policing Unit pulled the vehicle over in Govanhill as part of the force's summer drink/drug drive campaign. Police say
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Winner of Britain's Got Talent to perform in Glasgow
THE winner of Britain's Got Talent 2024 is set to perform in Glasgow later this year. Sydnie Christmas will take to the stage at the King's Theatre on October 13 as part of her nationwide 'My Way' tour. It comes after the 29-year-old singer
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Labour's Zubir Ahmed vows to take voices of Glasgow South West to Westminster
LABOUR'S Zubir Ahmed has vowed to take the voices of those in Glasgow South West to Westminster after gaining the seat from SNP's Chris Stephens. Ahmed won the seat with 15,552 votes, beating Stephens' 12,267 votes with Glasgow South West having
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Glasgow West: Patricia Ferguson says Glasgow win is 'just the beginning'
Patricia Ferguson said Labour’s win in Glasgow was “just the beginning” as she took the newly formed Glasgow West seat. Ferguson defeated Carol Monaghan of the SNP who had been the MP for the North West seat since 2015. The Glasgow City councillor
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Cafe at city centre venue to temporarily close for nearly one month
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall's cafe is set to be temporarily closed for nearly one month. Bosses at the city centre venue announced the closure on social media. Customers are advised that the cafe will be shut from Monday, July 8 to Monday,
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Labour's John Grady says Glasgow's best days are ahead after winning Glasgow East
Labour's John Grady has said Glasgow's best days are ahead of it after winning the Glasgow East seat in the 2024 General Election. Grady won the seat with 15, 543 votes - beating Scottish National Party's David Linden, who raked in 11,759.
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Labour's Maureen Burke vows to never forget community as she wins Glasgow North East
Labour's Maureen Burke has promised to never forget her community after gaining the Glasgow North East seat from SNP's Anne McLaughlin. Burke won the seat with 15, 639 votes - beating McLaughlin's tally of 11,002. The result means that McLaughlin
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We ask the Orange Order questions ahead of the Boyne Parade in Glasgow
Tens of thousands of people are expected to flock to Glasgow streets tomorrow for the Orange Order annual Boyne parade. Parades will leave communities in the north, south, east and west of the city on Saturday morning, merging in the city centre
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First Bus driver punched passenger in the face and dragged him off bus
A bus driver punched his passenger in the face and dragged him off the bus. Around 2.20pm on September 7, 2023, a man was travelling on a First Bus. During the journey, he made comments regarding a wheelchair user. This resulted in an altercation
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Man kicked off at taxi driver and smashed his window
A Glasgow man kicked off at his taxi driver and smashed his car window. Darren Gray approached a taxi at 2.55pm on August 19, 2022, on Paisley Road West. He asked to be taken to the Southside and then started shouting and swearing. He told
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Artist illustrates book inspired by Malaysian cat who found unlikely home
A Neilston artist has illustrated a new children’s book inspired by a stray cat who was adopted by an unlikely family, the capybaras at a Malaysian Zoo. James Callaghan, who works from his studio at home, spent about three months creating beautiful
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'Unfortunate': Man supporting friend at court was caught with knife keyring
A man who came to court to support his friend was caught with a knife on his keyring. John Kennedy attended Glasgow Sheriff Court on February 21, 2024, with his pal who was the victim of a crime. He arrived shortly after 10am and was searched
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Labour looking confident of success in Glasgow while SNP facing defeat
AT the election count in Glasgow, the faces of the candidates and activists told a story. Ballot boxes began arriving shortly after polls closed at 10 pm and all boxes from all over the city’s six constituencies were in the hall by 11.30pm.