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’80 jobs to be lost’ after council issues Glasgow’s Locavore with eviction notice

Dozens of jobs at risk after council issues Locavore with eviction notice

Search for missing woman last seen four days ago in Glasgow city centre

Search for missing woman last seen in city centre four days ago

Woman lost in Arran woods rescued by police helicopter using thermal imaging

Woman lost in woods rescued by helicopter using thermal imaging

Man accused of murdering Mairi Doherty by pushing her down flight of stairs amid row over bike

Man accused of murdering woman by pushing her down stairs amid bike row

Cardross Park Assessment Centre for children in care branded ‘hellhole’ at Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry

Secure unit for children in care branded 'hellhole', inquiry hears

Fresh appeal over murder of 22-year-old Callum Pollock from Troon after man appears in court

Fresh appeal over murder of 22-year-old after man appears in court

Man accused of murdering his wife Marion Hodge who disappeared in 1984 to face trial

Man accused of murdering wife who disappeared in 1984 to face trial

Scottish Tinder predator who ‘preyed on women looking for love’ jailed

Tinder predator who 'preyed on women looking for love' jailed

'Grow the f*** up': Nursery worker struck off for swearing at children

'Grow the f*** up': Nursery worker struck off for swearing at children

Tinder predator Christopher Harkins to be sentenced at High Court in Kilmarnock for attacking and scamming women

Tinder predator to be sentenced for attacking and scamming women

Council told domestic abuse services at ‘breaking point’ amid increasing violence against women

Council told domestic abuse services at 'breaking point' amid increasing violence

Fixed span of Govan to Partick swing bridge in Glasgow installed ahead of autumn opening

Fixed span of swing bridge installed ahead of autumn opening

Man dies after falling from window of flat in Clydebank

Police investigating 'unexplained' death of man who fell from flat window

Sauchiehall Street £6m makeover on hold for two weeks as workers take Glasgow Fair holiday

Sauchiehall Street £6m makeover on hold for Glasgow Fair holiday

Emergency £1m-a-month MV Alfred ferry to continue serving Arran to Ardrossan route for extra six months

Emergency £1m-a-month relief ferry to remain in service for extra six months

Hunt for three men six months on from attack on Glassford Street in Glasgow on January 5

Hunt for three men six months on from city centre assault

The Green Welly Stop in Tyndrum near A82 targeted by thieves who stole cash machine money

The Green Welly Stop targeted by thieves in early morning break-in

Glasgow man caught with nine homemade guns claimed he was ‘holding them for a friend’

Man caught with nine homemade guns claimed he was 'holding them for a friend'

Hatton Lea: Patients’ families ‘in the dark’ as care home firm axes Lanarkshire dementia units

Patients' families 'in the dark' as care home firm axes dementia units

Two in hospital after three-vehicle crash on A75 near Collin closes road at rush hour

Two in hospital after three-vehicle crash closes road

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