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Glasgow hotel near Queen's Park could be turned into flats under new plan

The owners have decided to apply for permission to convert the hotel and build new flats due to 'recent challenges facing the hospitality sector'.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow west end church demolition plans spark backlash over 'profit making' U-turn

Developers planning to turn a former church in the west end into dozens of flats have faced backlash for going back on promises to retain the building's historic facade.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's Barras Market to host first ever late-night Pride Street Market

Barras Market aims to offer a unique late-night shopping experience in their open-air street market dedicated to celebrating the diversity of the LGBTQ+ community.

Glasgow Live

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Glasgow's 'space age' airport that was destroyed for the M8 and a supermarket

With its futuristic-looking parabola arch, Glasgow's Renfrew Airport looked straight out of the pages of a post-war science fiction novel - and yet not a trace of it remains.

Glasgow Live

Man in hospital after being hit by falling lamppost

The incident occurred in the west end of Glasgow on Tuesday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Glasgow newlyweds visit Banksy GoMA exhibition for unique wedding photoshoot

A newly married couple in Glasgow stopped by the Gallery of Modern Art on Saturday (June 17) and made their special day even more memorable with a unique photoshoot.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's Joesef and Paolo Nutini praised by Elton John as 'special singers'

Singer and songwriter Elton John praised the Scottish lads after he recently played in Glasgow on his final tour.

Glasgow Live

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Scotland Euro 2024 destinations travel guide for Germany including stadia, flights, hotels and price of a pint

The Tartan Army will be furiously checking Skyscanner and hotels to budget for the trip of a lifetime to Germany next year.

Daily Record

Best hotels in Scotland 2023: Where to stay for the ultimate escape

Whether you’re looking for a spa break or a boutique bolthole, these places offer a warm welcome

The Independent UK

Heavy rain and thunderstorms across Glasgow as flooding and travel delays expected

The yellow warning is in place from 12pm this afternoon until 6pm with the Met Office advising commuters to expect travel delays as the region could be hit by floods.

Glasgow Live

Brendan Rodgers' Celtic return left pundit 'really surprised' as he labels him 'elite manager'

Andy Walker believes Brendan Rodgers' Celtic return will give Scottish football another lift as he admitted he was 'really surprised' he returned north of the border. The new Hoops gaffer is back in Glasgow's east end for a second stint following A

Glasgow Live

Glasgow World Championships threatened with disruption from strikes

GMB union in the midst of a pay dispute with local councils

Cycling Weekly

Glasgow torrential downpour causes burst pipe with street submerged and residents left without water

Residents in the G62 area have been left without water after the deluge of rain resulted in a pipe bursting on Bearsden's Seafield Avenue. Scottish Water are trying to fix the issue.

Glasgow Live

Maven leads £19 million Glasgow build-to-rent development

The former NHS Glasgow headquarters building has lain vacant since 2010

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Loganair among 19 Scots firms named and shamed for not paying minimum wage

Over 200 companies in the UK were exposed by the government after failing to pay workers almost £5million in a clear breach of National Minimum Wage law.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow call for council to support better wage rise for college lecturers

Lecturers belonging to the union EIS-FELA have been taking strike action over pay.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow doctor in 17-hour walk to make 'intimidating' operating theatre welcoming for kids

Dr Alyson Walker, a cardiac anaesthetist at Glasgow Children's Hospital, has set off from her Scotstoun home this morning and will carry on walking until sunset to raise vital funds.

The National (Scotland)

The Scottish businesses who failed to pay their workers the minimum wage

SEVERAL Scottish companies are included in a list of employers who failed to pay their lowest paid staff the minimum wage.

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Burns to face Limond as he gets his wish for farewell bout in Glasgow

RICKY BURNS’ determination has landed him one last big fight night in Glasgow. Willie Limond’s gallusness made sure he was a part of it, too.

The National (Scotland)

Max Williamson signs new deal hoping to breakthrough for Glasgow debut

MAX Williamson hopes to make 2023-24 his breakthrough season after signing a new, two-year contract with Glasgow Warriors.

Glasgow Live

Man rushed to hospital after being hit by a fallen lamppost on Glasgow street

A man has been taken to hospital after he was injured by a fallen lamppost in Glasgow, police have cordoned off the area and the road remains closed.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow must be empowered to act on gambling regulation, warns councillor

The Uk government plans to reform the regulation of gambling, and one Glasgow councillor wants to enure the city is given 'fair' funding to tackle problems.

The National (Scotland)

Beloved Glasgow tea house announces shock closure after decades

The sudden closure of a popular Glasgow tea room has left regulars shocked and "gutted".

Glasgow Live

Number of Glasgow children in poverty 'shows need for universal holiday food programme'

Concerns over figures showing the rate of child poverty in Glasgow come as the council expressed its disappointment at a lack of information over holiday food funding from the Scottish Government.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Park Inn survivors 'still suffering' after attack not given mental health support

Mears - the company paid to house asylum seekers - failed to fund mental health care for survivors in the wake of the attack that left hotel floors "awash with blood".

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