The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow

Chocolate Labrador Tide was adopted by Margaret Haggerty from the SSPCA after being rescued from an abusive house, but just a few weeks ago Margaret discovered her beloved pooch was suffering with a rare and potentially deadly illness.

Conservation experts fighting for the restoration of the iconic building, designed by legendary architect Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson, have secured a major victory.

The motorway's southbound carriageway will be closed between Thursday, October 6 and Monday, October 17 overnight for the repairs, Transport Scotland has confirmed.

The Riverside Museum will be opening its doors for the spectacular One Night at the Museum party, complete with dancers, drag performers, acrobats and stilt walkers on October 29.

VETERAN Eurovision commentator Graham Norton has hailed Glasgow as a “great place” to hold the contest after the city was shortlisted to host…

Glasgow and Liverpool have been picked as the final two from seven possible cities across the UK to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2023.

The 42-year-old will be taking to the stage to interview the former X Factor star in St Luke's Glasgow, as the event promises 'no topic' is off limit.

The 'Let's Grow Together Fund' will provide grants of between £500 and £5000 for existing and prospective growers across the city in efforts to ensure Glasgow becomes a sustainable food city.

If you're bored of looking at the same four walls, there are some flights from £16 - and that's cheaper than a return ScotRail train ticket from Glasgow to Edinburgh.

Rangers fans face travel disruption as train services are severely disrupted when Liverpool welcome the Glasgow side to Anfield on Tuesday, October 4.

in a bid to cut down on the number of false alarms attended the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service will from next year no longer deploy to an automatic fire alarm without confirmation.