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Stephen Flynn sets target date for integrated ticketing on Scottish public transport

Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn has pledged that integrated system allowing Scots to use a single ticket across different modes of public…

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Could this building project spell the end for the M8 in Glasgow?

GLASGOW stands on the precipice of a major opportunity.

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Racist rioting sparks fears over Glasgow safety. But what do the statistics say?

IS it safe to go to Glasgow?

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Historic church burnt to ground by dangerous firebugs set to be rebuilt

A year after a deliberate fire destroyed St Mungo's Church in Cumbernauld, the congregation reveals plans to rebuild on the very same site

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Has a reliance on cars made Scotland's infrastructure less resilient?

A RELIANCE on car use in Scotland has “impacted us and made our infrastructure less resilient”, an academic has said.

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New mooring and pontoon at Loch Fyne officially opens to public

A NEW mooring and pontoon facility in the picturesque Loch Fyne has officially opened to the public ...

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Green MSP to take leave of absence after revealing battle with rare illness

A GREEN MSP is to take a leave of absence from the Scottish Parliament for a planned procedure, as she revealed her battle with a rare and…

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I’ve had death threats after Tommy Robinson targeted me with a vicious smear

“I FEEL threatened right now, and I am having to look over my shoulder”.

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Rehearsals under way for opening ceremony of Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

It will also feature a star-studded line-up which organisers are keeping under wraps.

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'Pro-independence interns' hired to push campaign to the 'next level'

Believe in Scotland has launched a number of internship opportunities for its Scottish independence campaign

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Scotland fans get perfect pick-me-up with TRNSMT sing-along

The Fratellis cheered up a deflated Glasgow Green by belting out the unofficial Scotland anthem Yes Sir, I Can Boogie

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Closure of historic landmark 'act of cultural vandalism,' ministers told

ALLOWING the closure of a historic 130-year-old landmark in Glasgow would be an act of “cultural vandalism,” the Scottish Government has been…

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Shock as burnt-out car found sitting on top of grave in Scottish city

Horrified residents have hit out after a burnt-out car was found abandoned on top of a grave at a Glasgow cemetery ...

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Queen's Park Glasshouse set to close within months due to 'unsustainable' costs

Queen’s Park Glasshouse will close in August as the council says operating costs are “unsustainable”

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Gerry Hassan: The communication failings of Scotland's media and public life

ONE of the defining stories of everyday life is talking about the state of public life, quality of people in authority and institutions, and often…

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New images reveal progress on Glasgow George Square refurbishment project

The progress of a major project to refurbish Glasgow's George Square has been revealed in new images

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Hundreds attend World Cup version of Scottish hit live launch

A World Cup version of a hit Scottish song has been unveiled, with hundreds attending the live performance launch

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Budding comedians bid to prove The Old Ones Are The Best at showcase event

The comedy show on April 1 aims to find Glasgow’s funniest older person.

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Eight pictures show Scottish street turned back in time for Hollywood movie filming

A STREET in Glasgow city centre has been turned back in time for the filming of a huge new Hollywood blockbuster ...

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'End of an era': Patrick Harvie looks back at 17 years leading Scottish Greens

“IT is going to be a little weird,” Patrick Harvie says, as he ponders a future outside of the top job in the Scottish Greens after 17 years.

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Inside the PFA battle to support footballers through career rollercoaster

In the world of the One Show voxpop, a professional footballer is a wealthy playboy trousering an indecent amount of money for kicking a ball around…

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M&S to close city store after 'careful consideration'

MARKS & Spencer has confirmed it is set to close one of its stores in Glasgow as their lease comes to an end.

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The neighbourhood in Glasgow where over 50 shops are boycotting Israel

THE Glasgow neighbourhood of Govanhill has a long history of activism and resistance ...

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The moment that keeps James Forrest coming back for more at Celtic

James Forrest has recalled one of his favourite Champions League moments as one of the key reasons that he is still so hungry to succeed in a Celtic…

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15 pictures as Glasgow streets being transformed for Spider-Man filming

STREETS in Glasgow have started being transformed ahead of filming for the next Spider-Man blockbuster ...

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