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Everything you need to know about the bin strikes in Scotland this August
Cleansing workers from the Unison, Unite and GMB unions have announced that they will be staging industrial action across most of Scotland later this month. Workers from 26 local authorities will walk out after a 3.2% pay offer from councils was
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Hovis will investigate incident after one of their trucks hit person in Glasgow
Hovis has issued a statement after one of their trucks 'hit a person' in Glasgow. A bread delivery vehicle was involved in an alleged collision with a cyclist on Alexandra Parade in the city's East End on Wednesday. The cyclist, a 26-year-old
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TikTok's Dubai chocolate proves popular in Glasgow cafe
A viral TikTok chocolate has caused a Glasgow café to sell out immediately and have queues around the corner. The so-called ‘Dubai Chocolate’ has taken the internet by storm for its unique look and taste as well as its exclusivity. It is
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Musical based on the aftermath of 9/11 to run at King's Theatre
A multi-award-winning Broadway musical is set to make its way to Glasgow later this year. Come From Away is based on a poignant true tale following the immediate aftermath of 9/11, highlighting the extraordinary hospitality of a small Canadian
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More than 70 designers at Burrell Collection fair this weekend
A former Glasgow student will showcase Scotland's top design talents at The Burrell Collection this weekend. Joanne MacFadyen, who studied at Glasgow Clyde College and previously held her first pop-up market in the city, is back with the free event
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Controversial demolition of Glasgow tower blocks can go ahead after court ruling
The controversial demolition of four Glasgow tower blocks can go ahead. A years-long legal battle came to an end when a council decision to allow the tearing down of the Wyndford buildings was ruled lawful. The local authority was subject to
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Rangers' Youth Academy footballers take on military training
Footballers from the Rangers’ Youth Academy were put to the test by soldiers from the Royal Regiment of Scotland. In a rigorous military-style training, 50 professional Glasgow footballers, aged 16 to 21, faced a day-long series of physical and
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Fancy working for Emirates as cabin crew? Open day to be held in Glasgow
Emirates will be holding a cabin crew recruitment open day at a Glasgow hotel. The Dubai-based airline is looking for Scottish candidates to join its global 21,500-strong cabin crew team. The open day will take place on August 18 at the Radisson
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Brian Cox named patron of Scottish opera group
SUCCESSION star Brian Cox has been announced as the newest patron of Paisley Opera. The Scottish Emmy award-winning actor said he was “pleased” to be linked with the organisation which aims to break down stereotypes around the art form. Cox
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Parents warned about popular summer drink they should never give their children
Parents have been warned about giving their children a popular summer drink. The warmer weather and sunny spells often make us crave an ice-cold refreshment, with drinks such as 'slushies' seeming like a good choice. Their bright colours and
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Southside road to close from 8 am to 8pm - here is why
Glasgow drivers are being asked to avoid a road in the Southside of the city which will be closed for essential lining works. Battlefield Road will be closed to all traffic between Battlefield Place at the Battlefield Roundabout to Grange Road
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Kids robbed at knifepoint in Glasgow park by thugs who made off with scooter
TWO schoolchildren were robbed at knifepoint for a scooter in a Glasgow park. The 13 and 14-year-olds, who were playing in Tollcross Park in the city's East End, were approached by two "unknown males". The cruel pair threatened the youngsters
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Former SNP MP Mhairi Black reveals ADHD diagnosis
Mhairi Black has revealed for the first time that she has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and is taking Ritalin to help tackle the condition. The former Paisley and Renfrewshire South SNP MP told an audience at a performance of
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Man's 'exceptional' sentence for bursting kids' football landing in his garden
A Glasgow man appeared in court after he burst a football that landed in his garden. Terence Costello pleaded guilty to behaving in an aggressive manner, approaching two kids aged 12 and eight and striking their football, damaging it. The youngsters
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'Very concerning': Savoy traders' plea to return Sauchiehall Street 'to normal'
FRUSTRATED traders say customers are being “put off” of going into their stores due to the “mess” of Sauchiehall Street. Independent retailers based in The Savoy Centre claim they have seen a drop in footfall – with some reporting losses of up
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'Glasgow will reject far right' as demo planned after Southport says Anas Sarwar
Glasgow has been urged by Anas Sarwar to reject any attempts by the far right to “sow division” in the wake of the killing of three girls in Southport. The Scottish Labour leader spoke as there have been efforts to organise a demo in George Square
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Glasgow cops bump into two Still Game legends while on patrol
A couple of Glasgow cops bumped into two Still Game legends while out on a cycle. Partick Community Officers stopped for a break from their patrol to 'Chew the Fat' with Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill on Thursday, August 1. Taking to social
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Buses will replace trains on busy Glasgow line this weekend
Buses will replace ScotRail trains on a Glasgow line this weekend due to work. Engineering works are taking place over Saturday and Sunday which requires bus services to run in place of some services on some lines. A Glasgow Central line will
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Woman spat on hostel worker after being told it was full
A woman spat on and kicked staff at a Glasgow hostel after being turned away. Leeanne Hanlon arrived at the Euro Hostel on Clyde Street at 1.30am on November 2, 2023. When she entered and asked about availability, the on-duty manager told her
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It was torture knowing mum was involved in Mexico shooting says TikTok star
A TikTok star said it was “torture” knowing his mum was involved in a Mexico shooting. Gary Paterson thought his family had been involved in a terrorist attack after waking up to frantic missed calls and messages on Sunday. The 35-year-old,
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Urgent warning to Celtic fans ahead of the first game of the season
An urgent warning has been issued to Celtic fans ahead of the first game of the season this weekend. The Glasgow side is set to take on Kilmarnock at Celtic Park on Sunday, August 4 at 4.30pm. Ahead of the match, ScotRail has warned footy fans
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Glasgow worker spotted giving 'the Vicky' on Google Maps
Have you ever seen a Google Street View van pass you by? One man spotted the vehicle recently on Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street and decided to create a memorable image. The worker was caught on camera in the city centre, sitting on a bench with
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Pictures reveal devastating aftermath of blaze at historic building
Pictures have revealed the devastating impact of a blaze which has ripped through a historic Paisley building. We reported how emergency crews raced to reports of a fire within a derelict building on Stevenson Street in the town shortly after 2.30am
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Plan unveiled for Kingston Bridge plaque - what you need to know
A plaque could be installed on Glasgow's Kingston Bridge at Newton Street if city planners approve. The Institution of Civil Engineers has asked Glasgow City Council for permission to install the commemorative bronze plaque on the south face of
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Street closed for over two months for demolition of office building
Part of a street will be closed for over two months while an office building is demolished. Plans are underway to pull down Montrose House in Hamilton, which was formerly used as offices for South Lanarkshire Council. The public body is advising
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Case involving firm trying to recover £9.5 million from Rangers to begin
A senior judge has told lawyers acting in a football kit sales dispute involving Rangers that the multi million pound action will “kick off” next week. Lord Braid made the comment in the final procedural hearing in proceedings brought against the
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Cops called to 'incident' within home on residential street
Cops were called to an 'incident' in a property on a residential street in Hamilton. Officers descended on Kelvin Gardens in the town on Wednesday morning. The force said they were responding to a report of a theft in the home. An 18-
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Shocking image shows blaze tear through 'beautiful' historic building
A shocking image shows a fire tearing through a historic building in Paisley. 999 crews raced to reports of a blaze within a derelict building on Stevenson Street in the town shortly after 2.30am on Thursday, August 1. In total, three fire
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Young cyclist rushed to hospital after 'being hit by truck' in Glasgow
A young woman was rushed to hospital after being 'hit by a truck' in Glasgow. We reported how 999 crews raced to a report of a crash involving a truck and cyclist on Alexandra Parade on Wednesday, July 31. Police were alerted to the incident
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Police release new images of woman who has vanished as 'concerns grow'
UPDATE: Donna has been found safe and well Police have released new pictures of a woman who has vanished from Paisley as 'concerns' for her welfare grow. We reported how cops have launched a search for Donna McGettigan from the Renfrewshire
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Family townhouse plan revealed on site of former pub in Glasgow
Fresh plans to build family townhouses with gardens on the site of a car park at a former pub in Glasgow's Southside have been revealed. White Elephant Property Limited is behind the plans at 134 Merrylee Road. They submitted a proposal to Glasgow
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Man threatened to stab cops working near his home
A Glasgow man threatened to stab cops who showed up to his block of flats for an unrelated matter. Cops arrived at a Knightswood address at 5.40pm on July 8, 2023. Stewart Dudley, 53, began to shout at officers. Police told him to remain
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Police tape off flat block after 'death of man'
Police have taped off a flat block in East Kilbride after the 'death of a man'. We reported how officers installed a cordon around a block of flats on Falconbridge Road in the town this morning. Now, the force has revealed they received a report
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'Important milestone' reached in development of 254 'much-needed' Glasgow homes
An 'important milestone' has been reached in the development of over 250 'much-needed' new homes in Glasgow. Cala Management Limited has announced they have completed the purchase of a 5.87-acre site in Cathcart in the Southside from Celeros Flow
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Warning ahead of event this weekend as Glasgow's M8 to be shut
An urgent warning has been issued ahead of an event at Braehead this weekend as Glasgow's M8 will be closed. Colour Festival 2024 - which is a dance music festival - will take place at the Braehead Arena from 5pm on Saturday, August 3 until 4am
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'F**king mon then': Man shouted at neighbours after 'attack'
A Glasgow man shouted and swore at his partner's neighbours amid an ongoing legal dispute. Police officers took Gary Clark, 36, to the East End address of his partner on June 29, 2024, around 9am. After getting out of the car, he stood outside
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Police tape off high-rise flat block in residential area
UPDATE: Police tape off flat block after 'death of man' A high-rise flat block has been taped off by police in East Kilbride this morning. Officers have installed a cordon around a block of flats on Falconbridge Road in the town. In pictures
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'Avoid the area' warning issued as busy Glasgow road to close
An 'avoid the area' warning has been issued as a busy Glasgow road is set to close. Alexandra Parade in the East End will be shut from Hanson Street to Whitehill Street from 7.30am on Sunday, August 18 until 4.30pm on Friday, August 23, each day
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Community Champion Awards 2024: Search begins for Glasgow's unsung heroes
THE city’s happiest and most heart-warming award ceremony is back. We want to hear who you think should be crowned Glasgow Community Champions for 2024. Our popular event is a highlight on the city’s calendar and this year, with new categories
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Scottish Greens call for four day working week with no loss of pay
A FOUR-day working week with no loss of pay has the potential to transform lives, according to the Scottish Greens. The party is urging employers to trial the idea and is backing an initiative this month to promote the policy. Scottish Greens
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George Redmond: 'We must fight for our children’s right to quality education'
FINALLY some sun at last this week – but it’s only a couple of weeks now until the summer holidays draw to a close and the children of Glasgow face a daunting reality. The city’s schools are set to reopen with a staggering deficit of 172 teachers
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Help for Heroes is a lifeline for Army veteran David who is living with chronic pain
The agony Army veteran David endures after suffering a knee injury in service affects every aspect of his life. “I can’t sleep, I can’t do anything. I’m on so much medication it affects my memory, my mood, everything,” he said. “It’s like having
