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Dog's Trust Glasgow appeal for new owners for Jax and Tigger this Valentine's Day

Dog's Trust Glasgow is looking for people to re-home Jax and Tigger with the two adorable Lurchers after their forever home this month as we approach Valentine's Day.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow to welcome Fayre Play Scotland’s first 'adults only fairground games experience'

Fore Play Crazy Golf (Fore Play) is set to unveil its transformation next month after a temporary closure with the launch of ‘Fayre Play’, Scotland’s first adults-only fairground games experience.

Glasgow Live

Edinburgh Delta Air Lines flight makes emergency landing minutes after take-off

The Delta Airlines flight which was New York bound was forced to land at Glasgow Prestwick Airport as four fire engines rushed to the scene and were present on the runway

Edinburgh Live

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RMT strikes to continue, says Mick Lynch, after members reject ‘dreadful’ pay offers – as it happened

RMT general secretary says members could not accept offer he says would make railways less safe

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow dad who battled cancer hands out roses every Valentine's Day at the Beatson

He wants to brighten up patients' day after recovering from the disease and benefitting from help from charity Maggie's Centre.

Glasgow Live

How Glasgow's 'worst winter on record' gave the world rock gods AC/DC

The winter Glasgow's Cranhill experienced 60 years ago was so bitterly cold that even the Highway to Hell would have frozen over. We take a look at how a cold snap in 1963 gave the world rock gods AC/DC.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow University student breaks solo Atlantic rowing record powered by Irn Bru

Miriam Payne set off from the Canary Islands to Antigua & Barbuda, rowing for almost 18 hours per day for almost two months. It seems the old saying of ‘IRN-BRU gets you through’ really is true.

Glasgow Live

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Glasgow's High Street to remain closed until end of June amid 'several challenges' to repair work

Scottish Water confirmed that High Street will not reopen between its junctions with Duke Street and Rottenrow until around Friday, June 30. It was first closed at the beginning of January.

Glasgow Live

Cruel Scots couple jailed after leaving four kids to starve in 'filthy Glasgow house'

Shane Curran, 47, and Nicola McCall, 44, left the youngsters starving while living in a dirty "dump" of a house piled with rubbish in Glasgow.

Daily Record

Glasgow businessman tells of heartbreak as family living in car after home destroyed in Turkey earthquake

Mehmet Sunna, 44, says his hometown of Pazarcik in southern Turkey has been reduced to rubble, with two family members dying in the tragedy.

Daily Record

Glasgow man and woman who 'starved and neglected' four children in 'dump' of a house jailed

Shane Curran and Nicola McCall left the youngsters starving while living in the house piled with rubbish in Glasgow's south side. They have both been jailed for a total of two years.

Glasgow Live

Happy Valley: Two Doors Down star goes viral after 'spot on' impression of hit TV show

Happy Valley concluded just days ago and whilst people are still trying to recover from the epic episode, people are calling one comedian's impressions "spot on" after his viral tweet.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow uni graduate rows 300 miles across Atlantic alone while chugging Irn-Bru

After three years of brutal training, former Glasgow University student Miriam Payne has today crossed the finish line of the Atlantic Rowing Challenge - setting a new solo female record of 59 days, 16 hours and 13 minutes.

Daily Record

Transgender prisoners in Scotland to be placed according to birth gender after Isla Bryson outcry

Isla Bryson was found guilty of raping two women in 2016 and 2019 in Clydebank and Glasgow before changing gender

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Strictly star Will Mellor visits Glasgow's Swadish and describes food as 'top'

Swadish by Ajay Kumar is a popular and much-loved eatery among not just locals, but celebs too, with Line of Duty's Will Mellor calling it "top" food with the best ingredients.

Glasgow Live

Caesar's Pizza set for second spot in southside as posters appear in empty unit

Glasgow Live

Glasgow city centre initiative launched to attract locals and visitors to ‘discover more’

The new push, this spring, will appeal to tourists and residents to enjoy the likes of shopping, leisure and socialising in Scotland’s biggest city with many exciting events already organised.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Labour will not put forward budget plans to plug £60m gap

The city's Labour group leader, George Redmond, said the funding shortfall is a 'slap in the face' for citizens, but the SNP has said the consequences of not setting a budget would be 'dire'.

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Warning Glasgow's net zero push must not 'devastate' workers or livelihoods

The council has established a 'Just Transition' group to ensure the problems seen when the city shifted away from coal are not repeated in move to renewable energy.

The National (Scotland)

Irn-Bru helps woman complete 'world's toughest row' in record time

A FORMER Glasgow university student has completed one of the world’s toughest endurance challenges by rowing 3000 miles across the Atlantic ...

Daily Record

Edinburgh ranked among top cities to visit by travel guidebooks

Edinburgh has been named as the second most recommended city in the UK by travel guidebooks, and first in Scotland, according to new research, with Glasgow and Aberdeen also appearing in the top 10.

Glasgow Live

Braehead shopping centre to collect donations for Turkey and Syria 'humanitarian disaster'

Glasgow Live

Glasgow businessman’s devastation as Turkish family living out of car after earthquake destroyed home

Mehmet Sunna is looking to raise funds for his hometown Pazarcik after it was struck by the horrific earthquake on Monday, leaving his family homeless and thousands dead.

Daily Record

Saint Valentine's unusual link to Scotland as a small church contains his bones

Couples wanting to spend Valentine's Day doing something slightly different might consider heading to a small Glasgow church that is said to house some of the saint's bones.

Glasgow Live

Five ways to keep kids entertained in Glasgow without breaking the bank this February half term

If you are looking for things to do this upcoming February half term, then fear not as we have you covered. And you'll be glad to know that it doesn't break the bank either.

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