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What are child maintenance payments and do they affect Universal Credit benefit

This guide explains how the child maintenance service works, its impact on benefits and how you can apply - read on below for some more handy information on what support is available.

Glasgow Live

Ongoing police incident in Port Glasgow as street taped off

Officers have been pictured guarding the scene of the incident this morning.

Daily Record

Glasgow attempted murder investigation launched as two seriously injured in mass rammy

A 50-year-old man was rushed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital with life-threatening injuries following the incident and a 39-year-old man was found seriously injured.

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Murder bid in Glasgow street after two men found injured as police hunt suspect

Officers believe the incident involved multiple people as they hunt the suspect who fled the scene of the crime.

Daily Record

Glasgow 'honesty cafe' where customers pay what they can afford

Volunteers at the church run community cafe have won praise from Scottish politicians, who applauded their efforts in a motion lodged at Holyrood by Glasgow MSP Paul Sweeney.

Glasgow Live

Mum's heartbreak as hit-and-run driver who killed 'happy go lucky wee boy' walks free

Amanda McIlquham has slammed a decision to spare Brian Buchanan a prison sentence because he is under 25 after he knocked down her 15-year-old son and fled the scene leaving him for dead.

Glasgow Live

Halfords to give free MOTs to desperate drivers struggling with cost of living

The top motoring retail company has teamed up with a leading charity to offer 1,000 free MOT tests to help curb the cost of living crisis for households across the UK.

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Judy Murray reopens Maryhill Park tennis courts after £257,000 facelift

The new look Maryhill Park tennis courts were reopened by the OBE-awarded tennis coach yesterday, providing a free-to-use facility for those living in the area.

Glasgow Live

Making a comedy out of the world's crisis - The Prognostications of Mikey Noyce

A PLAY, a Pie and a Pint (PPP) – the acclaimed lunchtime theatre at the Oran Mor venue in the West End of Glasgow – has been on something of a…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow businessman pocketed £100,000 using covid loan fraud to buy house

Brendan Gaughan has been banned from operating as a company director after he used cash he wasn't entitled to from the UK Government Bounce Back Loan scheme to buy a house then pay thousands from the sale into his own bank account.

Glasgow Live

Disabled Glasgow man living in ‘toxic waste’ after human faeces floods flat

A sea of thick, brown sludge flooded out of Stephen McDonald's toilet, sink and bath in his Glasgow home for more than an hour on Wednesday night, with human waste seeping into the floorboards.

Glasgow Live

'When I feel lost I come back home': Douglas Stuart on Scots, class and Shuggie Bain

"ONE of the things I was pretty adamant about is not lessening the Scots or the Glaswegian dialect in the literature,” bestselling Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

Campaigners’ anger as leaders repeat promises made at COP26

For activist Laura Young, attending COP27 in Egypt has been a different experience from the summit in Glasgow a year ago – with a sense of climate…

The National (Scotland)

Peter Kay Hydro tickets on resale sites for ten times face value minutes after going on sale

Peter Kay told fans prices would start at £35 'due to the cost of living' - but some sites are now asking for more than £450 to see the comedian.

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Shania Twain makes Scots TikToker 'life complete' after she likes his video

Shania Twain is coming to Scotland next year - she'll be preforming two nights at the OVO Hydro in September.

Glasgow Live

The Milngavie micro-brewery and taproom looking to put its stamp on the industry

Jaw Brew was founded in 2014 and has gone from strength to strength ever since, however, it has faced its fair share of difficulties with more challenges just around the corner

Glasgow Live

Glasgow doctor retires after saving millions of lives with new cancer vaccine

Professor Ian Frazer was one of the masterminds behind the development of the HPV vaccine against cervical cancer which continues to save thousands of lives each year

Glasgow Live

Glasgow south side residents catch neo-Nazis putting up 'White Lives Matter' posters

A man was chased off after he was spotted putting up posters to promote the neo-Nazi group, Highland Division, in areas across the south side of the city last Wednesday.

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Edinburgh Christmas Markets named as 'most Instagrammable' in the UK

A staple of the city centre every festive season, the capital has been given the title after the stalls beat out similar markets in locations such as London, Glasgow and Bath.

Glasgow Live

The lost Glasgow bakery that was iconic city landmark for generations

Visible to motorists passing over the Kingston Bridge for decades, the iconic tower of Bilslands' Bakery is sorely missed from the city skyline. We take a look back at the history of the famous Glasgow firm.

Daily Record

Queue for Peter Kay Glasgow tickets 'exceeds capacity' as briefs appear for £400 re-sale

Fuming fans took to Twitter after failing to secure tickets for the comic's two Scottish appearances.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow fans beg Peter Kay to add extra dates after tickets sell out within minutes

Peter Kay fans have been left disappointed after tickets for his two Glasgow tour dates sold out within minutes with over a hundred thousand queuing to get their hands on some.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow campaigners to hold demonstration over lack of safe and well-lit walking routes

The #LightTheWay campaign will be holding its second annual event highlighting the 'lack of safe and well-lit walking routes' and has called on the council to take action on the issue.

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Shifting geopolitical sands, dull economy, but will Cop27 skip real tasks for rhetoric again?

The 27th session of the UN conference of parties on climate change mitigation in the Egyptian seaside city of Sharm-el-Sheikh intersects a time when the high table of global diplomacy grapples with the Ukraine war and the energy supply constraints in its wake. Even if it chastens the ambitious tone…

Glasgow Live

Child attack at Glasgow hospital among sex crimes detected by police

A number of sexual crimes have taken place inside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in recent years including the sexual assault of a child and rape of a woman.

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