News

Police alienating Glasgow youngsters, say researchers

19 June 2013

police powers to break up groups of two or more people help reduce crime but alienate young people, say Glasgow researchers.
Glasgow Subway's new smart tickets to be called Bramble

19 June 2013

LONDON has an Oyster and very soon Glasgow will have a Bramble.
1600 Scots jobs are safe

19 June 2013

THOUSANDS of food production jobs, 1600 in Scotland, are to be safeguarded across the UK.
Katherine Grainger hands out the medals in Glasgow

19 June 2013

OLYMPIC gold medallist Katherine Grainger is used to receiving awards, but the Glasgow-born rowing champion was handing them out in her latest visit to the city.
Former soldier tells court he was asked to set fire

19 June 2013

A FORMER soldier told a court that he was asked to set a fire by murder accused Robert Jennings.
Green light for new store and pitches

19 June 2013

A SPORTS retail development has been given the green light at Braehead.
Serious offences drop 14%

19 June 2013

SERIOUS crime in the Strathclyde area has fallen 14% – but the total of offences reported has risen.
Plea after knifing in city baffles police

19 June 2013

A BRUTAL stabbing in a Glasgow street at rush hour appears to have been "motiveless".
£500k George Square revamp due to start in weeks

19 June 2013

HOARDINGS will be erected around Glasgow's George Square within weeks to let work start on a £500,000 revamp.
Academy to stage art contest

19 June 2013

ONE of Glasgow's most popular music venues is calling on city artists to come up with designs to go on permanent display there.
Probe into 'suspicious' Bridgeton blaze

19 June 2013

A PROBE has been launched into the cause of a fire at a warehouse in Glasgow's East End.
UK's top cycling stars head for Glasgow

19 June 2013

MORE than 200 of the UK's leading cyclists are gearing up for the biggest road cycling event of the year.
Tenants left hungry by 'bedroom tax', MPs told

19 June 2013

THE 'bedroom tax' is forcing people into going hungry, into rent arrears or putting them in debt to pay the extra rent, MPs have been told.
Bereaved parents at Holyrood

19 June 2013

BEREAVED parents fighting for a public inquiry into the baby ashes scandal are taking the campaign to the Scottish Parliament.
Silverburn blamed as malls go under

19 June 2013

SILVERBURN shopping centre is being blamed for the collapse of two retail hubs 30 miles away.
Youth Olympics would be great for Glasgow, says Lord Coe

19 June 2013

GLASGOW can carry the international sporting baton for another four years by bringing the Youth Olympic Games to the city, according to Olympic boss Lord Coe.
Authors Julia, Daniela up for Scots awards

19 June 2013

TWO local authors have been shortlisted for Scotland's biggest children's book award.
2014 Games trail opening will Braes the bar for bikers

19 June 2013

GLASGOW 2014's Commonwealth Games mountain bike track at Cathkin Braes on the outskirts of the city has been officially opened to the public.
Charity offers hope to HIV and Hep C sufferers

19 June 2013

A NEW support centre for people living with HIV and Hepatitis C has opened in Glasgow.
Huntington's cases double in 3 years

19 June 2013

CASES of the degenerative brain disorder Huntington's Disease have more than doubled in Lanarkshire since 2009.
Swinney vow on pensions after yes vote

19 June 2013

SENIOR citizens in Scotland would have stronger pension safeguards than those else-where in the UK if Scotland became independent, the finance secretary has said.
Coulson appears in court on perjury charge

19 June 2013

Prime Minister David Cameron's former communications chief, Andy Coulson, has appeared in court in Glasgow charged with perjury.
Energy minister gives backing to hydropower

19 June 2013

HYDROPOWER still has an important role to play in Scotland's future, the Energy Minister has told MSPs.
Gamekeeper fined £4450

19 June 2013

A GAMEKEEPER who poisoned a bird of prey and owned illegal pesticides has been fined £4450.
Hit list to save wildlife

19 June 2013

ENVIRONMENTAL groups have produced a green hit list for 2020 to halt the decline of wildlife and protect it for future generations.
Boxer Harrison walks free after violence charge

19 June 2013

FORMER world champion boxer Scott Harrison walked free from Glasgow Sheriff Court after being cleared of domestic charges.
Call over sex education

19 June 2013

A SCOTTISH Parliament inquiry led by MSP Duncan McNeil believes providing sex education at a younger age and free contraception for people as young as 13 are needed to cut the rate of teenage pregnancies.
UKIP leader hits out as visit hit by cancellations

19 June 2013

UKIP leader Nigel Farage said there was "something unpleasant going on" in Scotland after a chaotic day's campaigning.
Hunt for cyclist's attacker

19 June 2013

POLICE have made a fresh appeal for witnesses to an attack on a cyclist by a man in a white van.
House prices fall 1.4% as number of sales rises

19 June 2013

HOUSE prices have fallen 1.4% in the year to April while sales are increasing, claims a report.

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High street success for designer Joanne

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