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Wednesday 22 May 2013

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Number of Glasgow girls seeking rape counselling expected to double

THE number of schoolgirls being counselled for sex attacks is expected to more than double in Glasgow this year, say...
Virgin Atlantic to increase Glasgow to Florida capacity by 14,000 seats

MORE than 14,000 extra seats are to be available on services between Glasgow Airport and Florida.
SimpliCITY ... but blunder puts weekly bus pass at just £4

BUS bosses have been left red-faced after advertising that customers can travel for a full week for only a few...
City schools lead way at education awards

nine Glasgow schools and teachers have been selected as finalists in this year's Scottish Education Awards.
City Property 'is hurting the historic heart of Glasgow'

GLASGOW's former planning chief has warned the council's own landlord firm is undermining the regeneration of the...

The Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice is looking at a site at Bellahouston Park as a potential location for a new £15million development.

After last year’s successful Christmas campaign Strathclyde Fire and Rescue is determined to continue to improve safety.

Are you ready to roll up your sleeves to help build a better Glasgow?

Thousands of people die needlessly every year because only 30% of the British public have signed up to the national organ donor register.

The successful and ongoing Evening Times campaign to highlight the unsung heroes in Glasgow.

Strachan: Celts know need for a double dip

22 May 2013

GORDON STRACHAN believes Celtic's players will consider winning the William Hill Scottish Cup this weekend as a bonus – until they arrive at Hampden.
Decision time for Lenny

22 May 2013

BIG moments require big men to make big decisions.
Celts can cope with pressure

22 May 2013

The Celtic squad will retreat to the quiet sanctuary of a hotel on the eve of Sunday's William Hill Scottish Cup final as they prepare for the last game of an eventful campaign.
Commons calls time on Scotland career

22 May 2013

KRIS COMMONS has called time on international football to spend more time with his family and prolong his Celtic career.
Foster's ready to answer Hibs SOS

22 May 2013

Defender Paul Hanlon insists Hibs have a ready-made replacement for skipper James McPake if he fails to prove his fitness in time for Sunday's William Hill Scottish Cup final.

Kris Boyd backs a Kenny Miller move to Rangers

22 May 2013

KRIS BOYD today backed former strike partner Kenny Miller to be a hit again at Rangers if he returns for a THIRD spell.
Little steps for man but giant leaps for Murray Park starlets

22 May 2013

ANDY Little reckons the kids at Rangers will be even more influential next season after surviving a torrid time in the bottom tier of Scottish football.
Mitchell delighted with new Gers deal

22 May 2013

ANDY MITCHELL has signed a new one-year deal with Rangers after an impressive end to the campaign.
Regan: SFA will wait for results of Rangers probe

21 May 2013

THE SFA will wait until an independent probe into Rangers is completed before deciding whether to take action against the Ibrox club.
Model professional Daly will help Ibrox kids rise to the top

21 May 2013

JON Daly will help turn the young players at Rangers into stars –just like he did at Dundee United with Johnny Russell and David Goodwillie.

First Scotrail fast track grants for Glasgow community groups

COMMUNITY groups in Glasgow could benefit from grants of up to £5000 thanks to a fund launched in the city...
Ruth Davidson – Why I'm backing a statue for Mary Barbour

READERS might be surprised that a Conservative leader supports the erection of a monument to a Glasgow Labour...
OPINION – Changing attitudes is key to safer future

THE expected increase in girls requiring counselling for sex attacks should be a serious concern for everyone.
LETTERS – Busker ban is a pity

I THINK it's quite sad to see Glasgow is to ban buskers and street entertainers during the Commonwealth Games.
Being tongue-tied can be more than a figure of speech

Q: MY baby is three months old.

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The many faces of Robert Webb

COMMERCIAL FEATURE: Robert Webb, of Peep Show and Mitchell and Webb fame, is currently starring in a new lead role as Maurice Wigglethorpe-Throom, CEO and Founder of Compare the Market (not, under any circumstances, to be confused with the website run by a group of small, pointed-faced, furry mammals).
How to decide which personal loan is right for you

COMMERCIAL FEATURE: Going down the personal loan route can be a great move for people who want to purchase something that doesn’t fit into their personal budget or consolidate their debts into one easy-to-manage monthly payment.
Cancer sufferer pays tribute to Macmillan's charity

COMMERCIAL FEATURE: Glaswegian Anne Ashcroft and her family were so grateful for Macmillan’s support when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Why Australians Love SUVs

COMMERCIAL FEATURE: The numbers don't lie: Australians have a soft spot in their hearts for SUVs.
Jackpotjoy dares people to do something silly

COMMERCIAL FEATURE: Online gaming site Jackpotjoy is known for its fun and creative approach to marketing. It's no surprise then that the brilliant new commercial just launched on TV by the online games company is such a treat for viewers.