Local news from Glasgow and the surrounding area
Martin Booth, former finance director of Glasgow City Council, who was linked to £1m in 'golden goodbyes' and accused of misleading councillors, has been appointed as a non-executive director at the n
Alex Duffy faces a total of 21 allegations, including rape, against five different women, including students.
A contract has been signed off for the job.
Agents behind the sale describe it as 'one of the finest apartments to grace the market this summer'.
It came as tens of thousands of people descended on the Glasgow park for a spectacular weekend of music.
Emergency services were called to Springburn Road at around 4.35am on Tuesday, June 16, following reports of a crash involving a black Honda CMX 500 motorcycle.
Aaah, Bonkers. The very name of the nightclub could hardly be more fitting and we're sure you've got plenty of interesting memories of this place, which was known for Trouble with a capital 'T'.
Peggy, who arrived from a difficult situation, loves nothing more that a cosy bed and a cuddle.
Fire chiefs will meet on Monday to make decisions on the future of some stations after a service delivery review.
"I'm running on empty, but it’s all been worth it."
Temperatures could reach as high as 21 °C in the afternoon - positively balmy.
The money will come from housing developer contributions.
Glasgow Airport has multiple options for drop-off and pick-up
Tragedy struck in Glasgow on this day 120 years ago when a passenger train crashed at St Enoch Station, causing multiple fatalities and leaving dozens badly injured.
Six males were arrested in connection with assaults, drug offences, road traffic offences, and a breach of an air navigation order on Friday.
At its peak, the match had an 81% share of TV viewing.
TRNSMT 2026 got underway on Friday, welcoming thousands of revellers to Glasgow Green.
Nicola Ball hopes the book will help people feel less alone and encourage conversations about a form of abuse that often remains hidden behind closed doors.
Emergency services raced to the scene after the alarm was raised around 1am on Saturday.
A meeting heard available funding was significantly lower than what is required.
