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Police lock down street after man died and second man injured
Police have locked down a street after man died and a second man was injured. Emergency services swarmed the area after reports of two men injured within the Burnbank Centre at around 3.50pm. A 36-year-old man was then pronounced dead at the
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Plans for major regeneration project proceed tearing down 169 flats
North Lanarkshire Council is to proceed with its plans for a major regeneration project in Cumbernauld, tearing down 169 flats to build new social housing on the site. The project, expected to take around five years, will transform Millcroft Road
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Rangers warned top two spot isn’t guaranteed as Aberdeen’s ‘attitude’ credited
Rangers and Celtic have been warned that they can’t expect the status quo of the Glasgow pair finishing first and second to remain this season amid an early challenge from Aberdeen. Aberdeen maintained their unbeaten run under new boss Jimmy Thelin
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Disgraced Glasgow breast surgeon must give evidence about 62 patients
A disgraced Glasgow breast surgeon must give evidence at inquests into the deaths of 62 of his patients. A coroner made the ruling after Ian Paterson launched a last-minute bid to have his witness summons revoked. The 66-year-old is serving
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Campaign for Real Ale celebrates 50th anniversary of first branch in Scotland
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first CAMRA branch in Scotland. Members of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) from all over Scotland attended a special event in Glasgow’s Bon Accord pub earlier this month
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Owners of pub near Celtic park standing down after more than two decades
A well-known Scottish football pub has been put on the market. The bar is offered for sale or lease and comes after the family who operated the pub said they were standing down after more than two decades. The Scottish Business Agency said
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Love Island's Tommy Fury announces meet and greet event near Glasgow
Professional boxer and reality TV superstar Tommy Fury is coming to Renfrewshire next year for a ‘meet and greet seminar.’ Taking place at Muscle Lab Gym just outside Linwood on January 10, the event will offer fans the chance to meet and take
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Ex-Scotland player misses court appearance ahead of domestic abuse trial
Former Scotland rugby international Stuart Hogg did not attend a court hearing ahead of a forthcoming trial in which he is accused of domestic abuse. Hogg, 32, denies offences against his ex-wife, Gillian Hogg, including allegedly engaging in a
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Council provide update on probe into leak at Knightswood Pond
THE reason behind why a city pond has been emptying every summer remains a mystery, the council has said. A probe into a leak at Knightswood Pond is still ongoing after water levels drastically dropped for a fifth year in July. Glasgow City
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Clement handed ‘eke out results’ advice as Rangers fail to pounce against Killie
Philippe Clement and Rangers are coming under increased scrutiny for their slow start to the season. The latest blow came when Kilmarnock scored a late winner to secure a 1-0 home win over Rangers on Sunday to leave the Light Blues six points behind
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Plans to develop site near Ravenscraig Regional Sports Complex approved
Plans to develop a site near Ravenscraig Regional Sports Complex with the construction of business premises has been approved by North Lanarkshire Council. The local authority’s planning committee has approved an application from Fusion Assets
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Brave boy, 5, who lost eye to brain tumour takes on huge challenge
A five-year-old who lost an eye to a brain tumour is taking on a walking challenge to raise money for charity. Riley Thompson, from Elderslie in Renfrewshire, was diagnosed with an optic nerve glioma—a rare, golf ball-sized brain tumour—after a
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Update on Glasgow container that turned into massive rats' nest
AN abandoned storage container that became home to an army of rats has been removed from a busy residential street - after the Glasgow Times stepped in. The unit, which had been left on Fountainwell Drive in Sighthill, was originally gifted to
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Why Glasgow's newest bridge was shut to people all day
A combination of high wind speeds and the Waverley left Glasgow’s newest bridge being shut to pedestrians all day on Sunday. The world’s oldest ocean-going paddle steamer was sailing from its berth at the Science Centre on Sunday morning. To
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New site approved to be built in Bellshill Industrial Estate
North Lanarkshire Council has approved a planning application to build a new warehouse in Bellshill Industrial Estate. Knight Properties Group applied for planning permission for the warehouse and yard to be built on a site of almost 20,000 square
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Concerns raised as disabled woman couldn't access 24/7 police station due to closures
An MP has voiced concerns after a disabled woman found Clydebank police station closed on several occasions despite being a 24/7 service. Douglas McAllister has said it is 'extremely concerning' that West Dunbartonshire's only 24-hour police station
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Popular Glasgow cafe will expand after plans were approved
A popular Glasgow cafe is set to expand after plans were approved for a restaurant offering “a beautifully curated menu with considered alcoholic pairings”. Outlier, on London Road, has been granted permission to turn part of its art gallery into
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How will public services do as council prepares to host Commonwealth Games?
The 2026 Commonwealth Games, albeit in truncated form, are set to be hosted by Glasgow after the city decided to come to the rescue of Victoria in Australia, which had decided it couldn’t afford them and maybe had more urgent priorities. Glasgow
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Glasgow schoolboy drowned during day trip as company fined £10k for safety breach
A SCHOOLBOY’s tragic death could have been avoided if health and safety measures were put in place by a Glasgow-based outdoor activity company. Kayden Walker, from Bridgeton, drowned after becoming trapped during a river boogie boarding session
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Glasgow Hallowe'en silent disco parade to 'light up the streets'
A "spook-tacular" silent disco parade is set to light up the streets of Glasgow this Hallowe'en. Gill Machaffie, the boogie monster behind Ya Dancer Silent Discos, will host the event for adults and children aged five and up. The parade will
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Council wants nominations for sporting hall of fame
PEOPLE are being asked to nominate their sporting heroes for North Lanarkshire Council's sporting hall of fame. The facility, which is inside Ravenscraig's Regional Sports Facility, currently celebrates 29 sporting legends. This includes the
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Several Glasgow councillors in the running for a top award
Several Glasgow councillors are in the running for a top award. Councillor Elaine McSporran and Councillor Jon Molyneux have been nominated for Community Champion award at the 2024 LGIU Scotland and CCLA annual Cllr Awards. Bailie Annette
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Inside the tenement flat worth over £155k with new Wren kitchen
A two-bedroom tenement flat in Lambhill is up for sale with offers over £155,000. Located on Hillend Road, the flat boasts a newly refurbished dining-sized kitchen, completed by WREN kitchens in 2020. (Image: s1homes) For more details about
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Huge American pop star announces show at O2 Academy in Glasgow
A huge American pop star has announced a show at the O2 Academy in Glasgow. Kesha will perform in the city’s Southside next year during her extremely limited tour, that only has three UK dates. The LA-born singer, whose real name is Kesha Rose
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Domino's products among more than 20 recalled due to possible health risks
More than 20 different spice products have been recalled over fears they may pose possible health risks for customers. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a “do not eat” warning for a number of products, including dips, curry powders and
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Landmark Glasgow building sold for more than £50m
A landmark building in Glasgow has been sold for more than £50 million in the biggest deal of its kind in the country this year. BNP Paribas Real Estate said the city's Morgan Stanley office has been acquired by French investment firm Iroko Zen
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Police officer accused of assaulting woman amid row at Texas gig in Glasgow
A POLICE officer is accused of assaulting a woman amid a row about skipping a queue after a Texas gig. Tyne McClymont, also known as Tyne Brown, 29, is stated to have attacked Carolanne Walker at Glasgow's Exhibition Centre train station on March
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Death notices and funeral announcements from the Glasgow Times
The Glasgow Times published six death notices last week. Every week, the Glasgow Times publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death notice pages
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Drivers warned as section of M8 to close overnight for weeks
A section of the M8 is set to close overnight for a number of weeks. Lane closures will be in place for the westbound M8 between the Junction 25 off-slip and Junction 26 on-slip due to a vehicle restraint system (VRS) replacement on the M8 westbound
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'I'll greet': Fans sent into frenzy after popular metal band announce Glasgow gig
A popular metal band are coming to Glasgow - and fans are going wild. Limp Bizkit, known for tunes like Break Stuff and Take A Look Around, will be performing at the OVO Hydro in the West End of the city. The gig will take place on March
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Man in hospital following assault in North Glasgow
A man is in hospital following an assault in North Glasgow. Around 4.45pm on Sunday, cops were called to Springburn Way following reports of an assault on a man, 29. READ NEXT: 'Incomprehensible': Driver travelled four times over limit with
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Huge rock artist announces gig at Glasgow's OVO Hydro
A huge rock musician is coming to Glasgow next year. Alanis Morissette, popular for hits like Ironic and You Oughta Know, will be performing at the OVO Hydro on Saturday, July 5, 2025. READ NEXT: Superstar Lionel Richie is coming to Glasgow's
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'Incomprehensible': Driver travelled four times over limit with child on board
A man has been arrested after a car was spotted driving 'four times over the limit' in Glasgow. Glasgow Road Police say they traced a vehicle driving on the M73, following a tip-off from a member of the public. Road Policing Scotland said
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Scotland hit with yellow weather alert for wind amid Storm Ashley
More than 100 flood warnings remain in place across the UK on Monday due to Storm Ashley. A yellow weather alert for wind, issued by the Met Office, is in place until 9am today across the north and east of Scotland. READ NEXT: Just nine dental
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Superstar Lionel Richie is coming to Glasgow's OVO Hydro - Here's when
Superstar Lionel Richie is coming to Glasgow as part of his 2025 UK tour, it has been announced. The Dancing On The Ceiling star will be performing at the OVO Hydro in the city's West End on June 4, 2025. READ NEXT: Glasgow OVO Hydro drop
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Just nine dental practices given funding in past four years
Just nine dental practices in Scotland have been given financial support from a Government initiative in the past four years, new figures show. The Scottish Dental Access Initiative (SDAI) was set up to increase NHS dental provision in places where