Banksy explains Cut & Run exhibition and why he's showing stencils after so long He's also explained why he chose Glasgow as the host location Bristol Post · Jun 15, 2023
New Banksy exhibition to be held at Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art The solo show CUT & RUN opens at the city’s Gallery of Modern Art on Sunday Evening Standard · Jun 15, 2023
CodeClan partners Glasgow City Council to create youth tech jobs A four-week digital skills bootcamp is available to those aged between 16 and 24 who is unemployed or not in education Insider UK · Jun 15, 2023
Glasgow taxi driver loses £10,000 after breaking ankle in pothole outside Tesco James Tiffoney says he was laid up for 10 weeks and unable to work after the fall outside the shop in Clarkston and is now preparing to take action against the council. Glasgow Live · Jun 15, 2023
Banksy exhibition to be held in Glasgow showcasing work spanning 25 years The artist said the traffic cone which famously sits on the head of the Duke of Wellington statue outside the gallery was what drew him to exhibit there. Daily Record · Jun 15, 2023
Blind man 'in near miss with freight train' after falling onto railway tracks at station A blind man who was travelling from Glasgow to Manchester is suing after he fell onto the tracks just moments before a high speed freight train approached the spot. Glasgow Live · Jun 15, 2023
Iconic street artist Banksy reveals Glasgow landmark as 'favourite work of art' An exhibition of work by Banksy is to open in Glasgow this weekend. The National (Scotland) · Jun 15, 2023
Banksy exhibition to be held in Glasgow - OLD The solo show CUT & RUN opens at the city’s Gallery of Modern Art on Sunday. The Independent UK · Jun 15, 2023
Glasgow construction worker used Instagram to stalk frightened woman he met at gym Glasgow Sheriff Court heard today that Tomasz Kmin embarked on a three year stalking campaign after meeting his victim at the gym where they were both members in Tradeston. Glasgow Live · Jun 15, 2023
Glasgow resident outraged by Corkerhill 'shambles' as fly-tippers ruin area One resident in the Corkerhil area has been left fuming as fly-tippers continue to use the roads as a dumping ground. A number of items, including a couch and mattress, have been pictured. Glasgow Live · Jun 15, 2023
Taxi driver loses £10k in earnings after breaking ankle in pothole James Tiffoney, 66, who works as a taxi driver at Glasgow Airport, was in agony after taking the fall coming out of Tesco Express on Busby Road in Clarkston. Daily Record · Jun 15, 2023
Inside Brendan Rodgers' mind's eye as multiple Celtic factors make blockbuster return an irresistible choice The 50-year-old has made it clear he has no intention of dropping down as he nears his Glasgow comeback. Daily Record · Jun 14, 2023
ITV Love Island: Ruchee Gurung first to exit villa as she is booted out by fellow islanders It was down to Mehdi Edno to speak on behalf of the islanders and they decided to save Scots contestant Ella Thomson from Glasgow and send Ruchee packing. Daily Record · Jun 14, 2023
Author Douglas Stuart and Olympian Laura Muir given honourary degrees from Glasgow University Author Douglas Stuart and Olympic athlete Laura Muir were presented with an honorary degree by the University of Glasgow. Douglas said he "didn't feel like university life" was for him growing up. Glasgow Live · Jun 14, 2023
Glasgow Live · Jun 14, 2023 Glasgow bin lorries get fans as cleansing staff 'struggle to work' in heatwave Many of the older vehicles have no air conditioning, and staff have also complained that heavy PPE is making it almost impossible to work.
Daily Record · Jun 14, 2023 Scots author Douglas Stuart reveals plans for adapting 1980s Glasgow novel for the big screen The 47-year-old was recently presented with an honorary degree by the University of Glasgow.
Glasgow Live · Jun 14, 2023 The Glasgow areas with the biggest numbers of rat complaints One councillor claimed the "only thing thriving in the city is rats" while the council urged people to keep areas free of food waste that attracts rodents.
Glasgow Live · Jun 14, 2023 The stunning beach under an hour from Glasgow surrounded by Munros and walking trails With the weather this fine, it would be rude not to escape the city for a bit and a wee beach trip could be just what you need to make the most of all of this sunshine.
Glasgow Live · Jun 14, 2023 Theatre show sharing the best stories of Billy Connolly coming to Glasgow A theatre production celebrating the Big Yin aka Billy Connolly is coming to the King's Theatre later this month after a successful run throughout the country.
Glasgow Live · Jun 14, 2023 Last minute Father's Day 2023 gift guide including experience days and free beer Shopping for dad's can be an exhausting task no matter what the occasion so with Father's Day approaching, we thought we'd give you a helping hand with choosing the perfect gift
Edinburgh Live · Jun 14, 2023 The cunning inmates who escaped Edinburgh's Saughton during jail football match In the early 1990s, a group of inmates - including one man who had been convicted over Glasgow's ice cream wars killings - escaped through a hole in a fence during a football match at Saughton.
Glasgow Live · Jun 14, 2023 Glasgow NHS doctor devastated after mum and sisters fleeing Sudan war denied visitor visas Sabreen Elbakri has hit out at the Home Office's "unfair" decision after her mum and sisters' UK visitor visa application was rejected, after they fled their Sudan home due to the ongoing conflict
Glasgow Live · Jun 14, 2023 Glasgow driver caught speeding at 'over 100mph' gets private hire licence The driver picked up his second speeding conviction in June last year and was fined £720, but Glasgow's licensing committee decided to hand him a licence.
Daily Record · Jun 14, 2023 Stench of sewage remained on kids' cancer ward at Glasgow super hospital after makeover Emma Somerville was giving evidence to the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry on Wednesday.
The Independent UK · Jun 14, 2023 Writer Douglas Stuart and athlete Laura Muir receive honorary degrees The University of Glasgow ceremony marked the foundation of the institution in 1451.