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Four men arrested in gang war investigation following police raids

Four men arrested in gang war investigation following police raids

‘My son wouldn’t have gone into care if I’d had more support’

'My son wouldn't have gone into care if I'd had more support'

Girl with extremely rare condition dreams of ‘wonderland’ garden

Girl with extremely rare condition dreams of 'wonderland' garden

Paramedic accused of driving through red light and crashing ambulance into car

Paramedic accused of driving through red light and crashing ambulance into car

Couple accused of abusing seven children could be unfit for trial

Couple accused of abusing seven children could be unfit for trial

Sentencing of ‘evil Jesus’ who plotted to kill prosecutor postponed

Sentencing of ‘evil Jesus’ who plotted to kill prosecutor postponed

Man, 85, dead after being knocked down by lorry in Ayrshire

Man, 85, dead after being knocked down by lorry

Man appears in court charged over ‘hate-related graffiti’ in Glasgow

Man appears in court charged over 'hate-related graffiti'

Renfrewshire Council reverses nursery policy after parent backlash over childcare costs

Council reverses nursery policy after parent backlash over childcare costs

Plans for £2.5m water feature in George Square abandoned due to budget gap

Plans for £2.5m water feature in George Square abandoned due to budget gap

Food Train makes ‘heartbreaking’ decision to close Renfrewshire branch after funding cut

Charity delivering food to elderly makes 'heartbreaking' decision to close branch

Man, 62, arrested and charged over ‘hate-related graffiti’ incidents in Castlemilk area of Glasgow

Man, 62, charged over 'hate-related graffiti' incidents in Glasgow

Busy road in Glasgow city centre closed and bus gate suspended for emergency repairs

Busy city centre road closed and bus gate suspended due to emergency repairs

Scottish Ofgem workers balloted for strike action amid pay and jobs dispute

Ofgem workers balloted over strike action amid pay and jobs dispute

Bearsden woman fulfilling wife’s dream to walk UK coastline reaches halfway point

Woman fulfilling wife's dream to walk UK coastline reaches halfway point

Public celebration planned for Renfrew Bridge opening

Public celebration planned for Renfrew Bridge opening

Glasgow parking control zones expansion ‘won’t stop people using cars’, councillor warns

Parking control zones expansion 'won’t stop people using cars', councillor warns

All battery material being removed from recycling plant after second fire

All battery material being removed from recycling plant after second fire

Work to transform Hielanman’s Umbrella at Glasgow Central set to begin

Work to transform Hielanman’s Umbrella set to begin

NHSGGC apologises after A&E department missed tear in patient’s rotator cuff and sent them home

A&E department missed patient's torn muscle and sent them home

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