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Inverclyde Council announces £40,000 in celebrations for Port Glasgow’s 250th birthday

Council announces £40,000 in celebrations for Scots town's 250th birthday

Pilot scheme launched to fill empty shop fronts in Glasgow City Centre

Pilot scheme launched to fill empty shop fronts on major shopping street

GlasGLOW Halloween 2024: Prices, dates and how to get tickets

GlasGLOW announces return with Halloween event

Supermarket worker accused of £316,00 gold bullion scam

Supermarket worker accused of £316,00 gold bullion scam

Man charged over attempted murder of 16-year-old at TRNSMT music festival

Man charged over attempted murder of 16-year-old at TRNSMT festival

Cannabis farm worth £144,000 discovered by police at Shawlands flat

Cannabis farm worth £144,000 discovered at flat during search

Woman dies after being hit by car while lying on ground in Glasgow city centre

Woman dies after being hit by car while lying on ground in city centre

Bellahouston swimming pool to close for almost a year for ‘essential’ renovations

Swimming pool to close for almost a year to allow for 'essential' renovations

Sisters attacked retired police officer and his wife at King’s Theatre Jersey Boys show

Sisters attacked retired police officer and wife at Jersey Boys show

Concerns grow for missing Cumbernauld teen last seen three days ago

Concerns grow for missing teen last seen three days ago

Citizens Theatre: Look inside historic theatre as redevelopment to finish by 2024

Historic theatre redevelopment nearing completion following £2m council cash boost

Adults with learning disabilities ‘three times more likely’ to die from cancer, Glasgow University study finds

Adults with learning disabilities 'three times more likely' to die from cancer

NHS Ayrshire and Arran board warned of intervention over £5m a month overspend

NHS board warned of intervention over £5m a month overspend

‘Huge spike’ in money Renfrewshire Council receives from parking fines

'Huge spike' in money council receives from parking fines

Concerns grow for missing man three days after disappearance from Glasgow

Concerns grow for missing man three days after disappearance

Parents taking legal action over Glasgow City Council school budget cuts

Parents taking legal action over council school cuts

Twinverclyde: Teachers ‘seeing double’ as ten sets of twins start school in Inverclyde

Twinverclyde: Teachers 'seeing double' as ten sets of twins start school

‘I was Team GB’s only Scottish mini mascot and I loved meeting Olympic heroes’

'I was Team GB's only Scottish mini mascot and I loved meeting Olympic heroes'

Giant snake ‘on the loose’ as man finds ‘eight foot skin’ on Loch Lomond

Giant snake 'on the loose' as man finds 'eight foot skin' on Loch Lomond

Police Scotland lock down Glasgow City Centre street after woman struck by car

Police lock down busy city centre street after woman struck by car

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