The Latest Breaking News from Clyde

Glasgow councillor to zip slide across the Clyde for charity

The dad says his young son will be cheering him on as he soars across the river.

Glasgow Live · Jul 5, 2023

Ferry fares to be frozen until March 2024 to 'help island communities'

TICKET prices for ferries on the Clyde and Hebrides and Northern Isles networks will be frozen ...

The National (Scotland) · Jun 28, 2023

Glasgow riverside pop-up food and drink venue on the Clyde could open soon

Plans for a temporary venue in shipping containers on the Broomielaw were revealed last year and planning officials have now granted permission.

Glasgow Live · Jun 16, 2023

Why do Rangers play Tina Turner anthem Simply The Best? Iconic rocker and her Ibrox A-list status explained

The legendary musical icon is adored the world over but she has a particular following south of the Clyde

Daily Record · May 24, 2023

Glasgow's River Clyde to see annual Scottish Boat Race event this weekend

This weekend on Saturday May 20, people from Glasgow and Edinburgh University will compete against each other as part of the traditional Scottish Boat Race which this year is taking place on the Clyde.

Glasgow Live · May 16, 2023

Two Glasgow areas to get bridge over Clyde years after historic gang wars

The old railway line is currently closed to pedestrians but there are bids to reopen it with a new bridge deck to be installed offering a cyle path and walking route.

Glasgow Live · Apr 27, 2023

TS Queen Mary gets anonymous £1million donation to help her return to River Clyde

Fundraisers are over the moon at news of the huge donation to their efforts to revamp the iconic steam ship, and stay it takes the total needed to the half way mark.

Glasgow Live · Apr 16, 2023

MoD accused of 'cover up' in not releasing nuclear safety reports

THE Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been accused of a “cover-up” for not releasing annual safety assessments of nuclear weapons on the Clyde.

The National (Scotland) · Apr 11, 2023

Clyde-built frigates will help UK stand up to ‘bullies’, says minister

Defence procurement minister Alex Chalk visited the BAE shipyard in Govan as the first steel was cut for new ship HMS Birmingham.

The Independent UK · Apr 4, 2023

New coastguard rescue team in Clydebank 'welcomed' by councillors

The station near Clydebank College will be recruiting Coastguard Rescue Officers who will help with water rescues, advanced first aid and missing persons searches.

Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023