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Glasgow children's mental health support to get more funding

Organisations can apply for a share of £500,000

Glasgow Live

'Rare survivor' Glasgow warehouse could be demolished and turned into hotel

The building on Oswald Street dates back to the 1840s. Proposals have been made to demolish the warehouse and transform it into a hotel, prompting MSP Paul Sweeney to call for its protection.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow graffiti artist Rogue One unveils new city centre mural

The work of graffiti street artist Bobby McNamara aka ‘Rogue One’, the new mural in the city pays tribute to Thomas Muir, the Glasgow-born political reformer and lawyer.

Glasgow Live

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Nicola Sturgeon claims Liz Truss asked her 'how she could get in Vogue'

During Iain Dale's All Talk with Nicola Sturgeon at the Fringe, the FM said the only time she has ever met Truss was at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow last year.

Daily Record

New Glasgow East End golf course set to open to public next summer

A new East End community-based golf facility will open next summer in a bid to make the sport more accessible while creating hundreds of jobs for residents. Golf It! will be located on the south bank of Hogganfield Loch, in the North East of the cit

Glasgow Live

Two missing teenagers last seen on train to Glasgow Central as police launch appeal to find them

Kaylee Main, 17, and Jayden Wallace, 15, were last seen on a train at Langbank at 9:45pm on Tuesday night. Police in Renfrewshire are appealing to help locate them.

Glasgow Live

Urgent search launched for Scots teenager who vanished after getting train to Glasgow

Kaylee Main, 17, was last seen last night on a service heading in the direction of Glasgow city centre.

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Driver who killed Glasgow grandad by ploughing into his motorbike walks free from jail

Peter Dunnachie struck Iain Wyatt at a roundabout near Glasgow's Baillieston in May 2020. The granddad-of-three injuries included a bleed to the brain and a fractured spine.

Glasgow Live

When Irn-Bru paid homage to Raymond Briggs in the most Glasgow way possible

With the news that The Snowman creator Raymond Briggs has died aged 88, we're looking back on a classic Scottish advert inspired by the legendary author and illustrator's most iconic work.

Glasgow Live

Look inside Glasgow's Portuguese pastel de nata bakery which opens this week

The west end bakery and deli has been touted as the first of its kind in Scotland with owners claiming there is 'nothing like it beyond London'. Free custard tart samples have been handed out to locals.

Glasgow Live

Two Glasgow cocktail bars up for best in Scotland prize at 'hospitality Oscars'

We love both of these brilliant places, which have a knack of serving up some of the most beautiful cocktails in the city - and perhaps in the country! We'll find out the winner at the end of the month.

Glasgow Live

Argos shoppers race to get 'bargain' pool ahead of 'UK heatwave'

The weather in the UK - including Glasgow - is set to get pretty warm soon with temperatures soaring to almost 30C. And now one shopper has found the perfect pool to keep cool.

Glasgow Live

Cyclists take on Glasgow-Athens challenge to raise funds for migrant charity

Thighs of Steel have already raised more than £60,000 for the migrant charity Mass Action.

The Independent UK

Glasgow's three top Indian restaurants vie to be named Best in Scotland at national awards

We're not surprised to see these three legendary places make the shortlist - and they're all more or less neighbours with each other! Good luck to all the nominees.

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Glasgow hotter than Greece this weekend as heatwave to hit city

The Met Office released their latest predictions for Glasgow's weather. The city is set to see temperatures hotter than one of Britain's most popular holiday destinations.

Glasgow Live

UK drivers issued urgent sunglasses warning or risk £5,000 fine

With high temperatures and sunny skies forecast in Glasgow for the remainder of the week, motorists have been issued a warning regarding the wearing of sunglasses

Daily Record

Huge blaze 'almost destroyed' historic Glasgow church with nun still inside as man faces jail

Ryan Haggerty sparked an inferno at St Simon's Church in Partick which would take 'several millions' of pounds to restore.

Insider UK

Financial advice group increases Scottish presence with Aberdeen acquisition

Latest deal follows its recent acquisition of Glasgow-based APC Financial Solutions

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PSV get Rangers fixture help from Dutch FA as Ruud Van Nistelrooy's side earn Champions League boost

Ruud Van Nistelrooy's illustrious side will be in Glasgow on Tuesday before the return leg takes place eight days later.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow institution Balbir's announces shock closure of west end restaurant

The west end Indian restaurant, on Church Street, has been welcoming diners through the doors since 2005. Bosses took to Facebook to say 'all good things must come to an end'.

The National (Scotland)

Emergency services tackle fire at Glasgow primary school

A FIRE broke out at a primary school in Glasgow on Tuesday night.

Daily Record

USG supremo stunned by 'enormous' Rangers speed demons who sparked pressure he has never seen before

The Belgian upstarts arrived in Glasgow full of belief but were outgunned by their rivals.

The National (Scotland)

Silver-tongue Franco Smith seems like savvy pick for Glasgow Warriors - Martin Hannan

When the appointment of Franco Smith as head coach of Glasgow warriors was announced, I for one was delighted.

Daily Record

Frankie Boyle's Boris Johnson jibe cleared by regulator Ofcom after complaints

The regulator reviewed an episode of satirical show The Last Leg in which the Glasgow stand-up said he hoped the PM would be “dragged screaming into hell”.

Glasgow Live

Every Glasgow classroom to get air quality monitors installed for health reasons

Glasgow City Council is spending more than £700,000 on the carbon dioxide monitors

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