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New Glasgow cycle lane linking two city parks delayed by 'unforeseen factors'
The Dumbreck Road active travel route will provide a safer link for cycling between Pollok Park and Bellahouston Park, the council has said.
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Glasgow Central Station tour guide to be flag bearer at Commonwealth Games closing ceremony
Sinead Fielding helped welcome athletes in the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, and will now take part in the final event as well.
Glasgow star of Mrs Brown's Boys to open vintage vehicle family day this Sunday
Gary Hollywood will kick off the famous family day at the Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust’s Bridgeton Bus Garage on Sunday.
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Paisley man who 'thought he was above the law' jailed for involvement in organised crime
"He sought to profit from the misery of others. Perhaps he thought he was above the law, this sentence says otherwise"
Common items in your bag could trigger USA border security delay
People should be aware of the updated rules
Lanarkshire nurse hopes tragic story of late daughter can inspire hope during grief
Catherine McAllister had to watch her three-year-old daughter die - now the nurse hopes a memoir will let others know how the precious young girl lived.
Simon Calder issues warning to Brits after Spain and France wildfires
Travel expert Simon Calder has issued Europe wildfire travel advice for Brits
Kayden Moy's family heartbroken after seeing teen killer's vile prison rap video
"Victims' families deserve answers, and we deserve better than to have our grief reopened in such a cruel and unnecessary way."
Iconic Glasgow café loved by Billy Connolly saved from closure with all staff staying on
There were fears Café Gandolfi would be forced to close after more than 40 years when they called in administrators, but owner Seumas MacInnes now says they will stay open
Paisley gangster jailed over £14m drug trafficking scheme
John Gray’s downfall began after police uncovered messages from him to associates on Encrochat, the encrypted communications platform favoured by criminals.
17th Century Spanish galleon Galeón Andalucía set to dock near Glasgow
The Galeón Andalucía is a replica of a 17th Century Spanish galleon and will be open to visitors from Thursday, August 13 to Sunday, August 23.
Tesco shoppers who spend £60 by August 16 'will get money off'
Tesco has given an update to customers
Masked men on e-bike hunted after second South Lanarkashire car fire in less than 24 hours
Detectives have appealed for information after the car was set ablaze on Reid Street, Blantyre, in the early hours of Thursday.
Sainsbury's issues major update on plan for nearly 700 UK Argos shops
Sainsbury's has outlined its plans for Argos
Teenage girl sexually assaulted at Kirkintilloch beauty spot
Officers were called to Merkland Nature Reserve at around 2.45am.
East Kilbride MP has suspension lifted after husband's China spying arrest
Labour MP Joani Reid has had the whip reinstated and her suspension lifted after her husband was arrested on suspicion of spying for China.
Europe's 'best beach' is in Scotland with 'turquoise water and soft golden sand'
Iglu Cruise has named Europe's best beaches and a Scottish spot has beaten out the likes of Greece, Spain and Portugal
Spider-Man director praises 'warm and welcoming' Glaswegians at premiere
"The people in Glasgow, in particular, were so warm and welcoming and fun and knew how to party and have a good time. It was a really wonderful experience."
Lanarkshire thug smashed taxi driver's face with road sign after being asked to pay
Hamilton Sheriff Court heard the stunned cabbie suffered a gash to his lip and had three teeth knocked out.
Nicola Sturgeon says women expected to 'carry the can for the behaviour of a man'
In a talk at the Féile an Phobail at St Mary's University College Belfast on Thursday she spoke of the misogyny she experienced in her time in the Scottish Parliament and said Mrs Clinton was a "huge inspiration" to her.