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Gardeners urged to check garden plants immediately for early signs of a pest infestation
A gardening expert warns that an insect infestation on garden plants could lead to powdery mildew and mould growth in spring
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Glasgow Subway opening hours set to increase as driverless trains introduced
SPT is proposing extended opening hours at weekends, including a major increase on Sundays – which Glaswegians have long called for.
One in five Scots were victims of crime last year according to those reported
The true figures could be much higher, with less than a fifth of crimes included in the survey estimated to have been reported to the police.
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St Patrick's Day alcohol alert as 4 signs should trigger A&E visit
Excessive drinking on St Patrick's Day can put people's health at risk
Police say 'concerns are growing' for missing Glasgow man last seen over a fortnight ago
Enquiries have confirmed that Robert was last seen in the Ardencraig Road area of Castlemilk on March 2.
True crime doc that takes a look 'inside the FBI like never before' returns
Feds season 2 gives viewers unprecedented insight into the FBI, featuring exclusive interviews with active duty agents, informants and victims
Doctor shares the little-known reason behind your bleeding gums
A health expert has suggested that bleeding gums could indicate your body is lacking one thing
Suspected drug deaths in Glasgow the highest in Scotland as victims 'failed'
Statistics released by the Scottish Government on Tuesday showed 1,146 people were suspected to have died from drugs, up from 1,065 the previous year.
Ryanair calls £4,425 compensation for couple over lost luggage 'ludicrous'
Rosie McGrane was travelling to Copenhagen when her suitcase went missing
NCP in administration with hundreds of jobs at risk at car park operator with Glasgow sites
Industry heavyweight NCP has gone into administration after demand falls to recover in aftermath of the Covid pandemic
New homes proposal in Glasgow east end 'will address housing emergency'
Regenerating the site will address Glasgow's 2023 housing emergency and deliver "significant economic benefits".
Martin Lewis speaks explains recent UK law changes affecting your consumer rights
He said he has long called for the changes affecting services and subscriptions
Armed police swarm Glasgow city centre 'disturbance' as man and teen girl charged
Officers raced to St Enoch Square at around 8.40pm on Monday, March 16, following reports of an incident.
I made Nigella's chocolate Guinness cake — it was so easy and the best I'd ever made
TV chef Nigella Lawson's chocolate Guinness cake recipe is simple to make and perfect for St Patrick's Day
Martin Lewis explains 5-year rule for savings accounts
He told cash savers they may be able to get better growth
Serial Lanarkshire flasher in the dock after three disgusting incidents
On two occasions, Daniel Duffy engaged in sexual activity in front of shocked women.
Major driving at night change you may not know about
Motorists may be unaware, but it's important
New Glasgow 'booze and ball games' bar set for Sauchiehall Street
Roxy Leisure Ltd has secured a licence to sell alcohol from a Roxy Ball Room bar at 185 Sauchiehall Street, which was previously a Sports Direct shop.
Glasgow Central Station to partially reopen on Wednesday after Union Corner fire
Officials say that a 'significant' amount of work is being carried out to allow for the reopening, including inspections, cleaning, repairs and operational checks.
Rutherglen man attacked football fan after travelling 250 miles to Wrexham match
Andrew Currie has been banned from attending football matches for five years