easyJet launches new route from Scottish airport EASYJET has launched its first flight and package holidays from Glasgow to Porto. The National (Scotland) · Apr 3, 2023
Ken Bruce admits he's 'struggling to plan his day' after Radio 2 exit as he launches new show The Glasgow-born broadcaster's new show started on Monday on Greatest Hits Radio at 10am, and after 31 years in his previous timeslot, Ken says it will take some time to adjust to the schedule after 40 years at BBC Radio 2. Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023
Scotland is calling and you must go – Explore the best Scottish MTB and gravel bikepacking routes Five stunning Scottish MTB and gravel bike adventures you'll want to ride this summer Bike Perfect · Apr 3, 2023
Glasgow mum sells tatty Harry Potter paperback for £20,000 at auction Mum-of-two Holly Hodgart is was thrilled to receive the bumper sum for the first-edition copy of the Philosopher's Stone she was given as a child when it went under the hammer. Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023
Bongo's Bingo host describes 'surreal' Samuel L Jackson appearance at Glasgow SWG3 rave Revellers were gobsmacked on Saturday night when the 74-year-old Pulp Fiction legend stopped by to check out 'rave bingo' night Bongo's Bingo. Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023
Host describes ‘surreal’ Samuel L Jackson appearance at Glasgow bingo rave ‘I’ve seen some wild things at Bongo’s Bingo before but that’s definitely up there as one of the most amazing things we’ve had,’ said Ste Taylor. The Independent UK · Apr 3, 2023
NHS doctor calls on Humza Yousaf to act after 'intimidating' anti-abortion protest AN NHS doctor has called on Humza Yousaf to move on plans to create no-protest “buffer” zones outside of clinics that provide abortion services… The National (Scotland) · Apr 3, 2023
Glasgow doctor who confronted anti-abortion mob outlines 'desperate need' for buffer zones in plea to Humza Yousaf Dr Greg Irwin, a consultant at Glasgow Children's Hospital, slammed the group saying they are 'bullying' women attending the hospital to seek abortion healthcare. Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023
Glasgow Tesco, Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's shoppers issued Easter egg reminder Glaswegians who shop at the likes of Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons are being reminded that they could help others just by purchasing an Easter egg this spring with millions set to fly off the shelf. Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023
Glaswegians issued DWP cost of living payment dates as Scots urged to check eligibility Over half a million Scots - including those living in Glasgow - are eligible for the payment with people being urged to check whether they can benefit from the extra cash boost. Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023
'Genuine guy' killed in Lanarkshire road horror was on morning walk with girlfriend and her mum Craig Wilson died at the scene after it is claimed a van hit him, his girlfriend and her mother as they walked on the outskirts of Strathaven on Saturday morning. Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023
SNP MP slams school attended by Humza Yousaf and Anas Sarwar over 'fire and rehire tactics' Hutchesons’ Grammar School in the southside of Glasgow includes the new First Minister and the leader of Scottish Labour among its former pupils. Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023
Passport office staff in Scotland 'relying on food banks' as five-week strike begins More than 1,000 members of Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) at eight sites across the UK, including Glasgow, are walking out today. Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023
Glasgow's Pavilion Theatre sold to London theatre company saving the iconic venue The venue, which is one of the oldest in Scotland and dates back to 1904, has been bought by Trafalgar Entertainment. It was the last privately run theatre in Scotland. Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023
Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023 Glasgow doctor blasts 'out of order' anti-abortion 'bullies' outside hospital Dr Greg Irwin, a consultant at Glasgow Children's Hospital, made a plea to new First Minister Humza Yousaf to implement buffer zones as he called anti-abortion protestors "completely out of order".
Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023 Glasgow woman taunted by cruel school bullies after losing eye signs with modelling agency Katie Elliot, 20, had her right eye removed as a youngster following a diagnosis of a rare eye cancer after her mum spotted her pupil changing shape.
Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023 Glasgow passport workers on strike for five weeks from today ahead of summer holiday season The UK Government says there is no plan to change the 10 week wait for a passport guidance, despite staff at the city base being among more than 1,000 taking part in the action.
Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023 Passport office workers launch five-week strike over pay and pensions More than 1,000 members of the Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) at eight sites, including Glasgow, are walking out in an escalation of the long-running row.
The National (Scotland) · Apr 3, 2023 Michael Stewart highlights big Rangers concern ahead of Celtic derby clash The Light Blues will make the short journey across the city on Saturday lunchtime as the Glasgow giants meet at Parkhead.
Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023 Glasgow woman's 96 mile tribute after 'wonderful' friend wrongly diagnosed dies from rare cancer Gemma Trainer was just 27 years-old when she was mis-diagnosed with Melanoma, to later learn she was battling a very rare and aggressive form of cancer known as sarcoma.
Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023 Girlfriend of man missing in Paisley's heartbreaking message to 'love of her life' a week after he vanished Nicole Murray is desperate for information on her partner Evan Reid, who hasn't been seen since he got off a train early at Gilmour Street station on his way home to Irvine following a night out in Glasgow with pals.
Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023 Scots police 'had personal vendetta against ex-gangland figure Paul Ferris', claims new book The book alleges cops were hellbent on bringing Ferris - once an enforcer for Glasgow crime lord Arthur Thompson - to justice.
Daily Record · Apr 2, 2023 Hundreds of anti-abortion protestors gather for final vigil at Glasgow hospital Members of 40 Days for Life gathered outside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital on Sunday evening for their last vigil after almost six weeks of protests.
Glasgow Live · Apr 2, 2023 Urgent appeal for Glasgow tradesmen to prove homeless welfare centre dream can come true Homeless Project Scotland are in talks with a landlord about a potential building they could operate from the city centre, however, they need to show they have dedicated workforce
Glasgow Live · Apr 2, 2023 Eight Glasgow film locations used in major Hollywood blockbusters and how to find them Locations in and around the surrounding areas of Glasgow have been used, from Govan Dock Yards to George Square all angles of the city have had at least one camera team present over the past few years.