Private hire driver who drove the wrong way up a city centre street keeps licence
A PRIVATE hire driver who “put his passengers at risk” by driving down a one-way street in Glasgow city centre has been allowed to keep his job.
Obesity set to overtake smoking as leading cancer cause
OBESITY could overtake smoking as the biggest preventable cause of cancer in women 25 years from now, a new report has suggested.
Private tenants 'protected' against immediate eviction by rogue landlords
PRIVATE tenants in Glasgow have been told they are protected against immediate eviction by rogue landlords.
Call to scrap puddings from the school canteen to improve children's teeth
SUGARY puddings should be scrapped in school canteens to improve childrens' teeth, dental leaders in Glasgow have said.
South Lanarkshire charity worker struck off for benefit fraud
A CHARITY worker has been struck off the care register for benefit fraud.
Places still available for Maggie's fundraising Culture Crawl through Glasgow
CANCER support lifeline charity Maggie’s will host its annual fundraising Culture Crawl this Friday in Glasgow.
Dad tells of 'heart wrenching' moment he told his young daughters that their mum wasn't coming home
A DAD has told of the “heart wrenching” moment he had to tell his young daughters that their mum and the love of his life was not going to survive after she had a major stroke at just 46.
Piano twins 'Molly and Mabel' boosting morale and health at a Glasgow hospital
IT’S well known that music can improve health and wellbeing.
Politicians dress up for cancer charity campaign
POLITICAL leaders put on a united front in pink to encourage Scots to support a cancer charity fundraising campaign.
