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Dozens of firefighters tackle ‘well-developed’ blaze at derelict hotel in Dumbarton

Dozens of firefighters tackle 'well-developed' blaze at derelict hotel

Family of missing man informed after body found in wooded area

Family of missing man informed after body found in wooded area

Man taken to hospital after being ‘seriously assaulted’ on Clydebank’s Whitecrook street

Man injured after being 'seriously assaulted' in early morning attack

Woman dies at scene of crash near golf club as police appeal for witnesses

Woman dies in three-car crash at golf club as police appeal for witnesses

In pictures: Thousands attend colourful Pride celebration parade 2024 in Glasgow

In pictures: Thousands march through Glasgow for Pride 2024 celebration

Community group to host ‘summer festival of solidarity’ in Castlemilk, Glasgow

Community group to host 'summer festival of solidarity' in Glasgow

Glasgow bin workers ‘dealing with rats daily’ as cleansing strike looms

Bin workers 'dealing with rats daily' as cleansing strike looms

Glasgow driver accused of seriously injuring pensioner by ‘accelerating harshly’

Bus driver accused of seriously injuring pensioner by 'accelerating harshly'

Young people combat stereotypes in unique photo exhibit at Glasgow’s Kelvingrove

Young people invite audiences to 'See Me' in unique photo exhibit

Police appeal for information after man hospitalised following assault in Dumbarton

Police appeal for information after man hospitalised following assault

Rare ‘sapphire tower’ blooms outdoors in Scotland for first time at Logan Botanic Garden

Rare ‘sapphire tower’ blooms outdoors in Scotland for first time

Scottish council ‘one of worst’ places to grow up as a girl in UK

Scottish council 'one of worst' places to grow up as a girl in UK

Man broke shoulder and elbow in ‘altercation’ on Glasgow to Anniesland train as appeal launched

Man broke shoulder and elbow in 'altercation' onboard train

Woman accused of pushing railway worker on to train tracks at Queen Street Station

Woman accused of pushing railway worker on to train tracks

Helensburgh lifeboat called out to River Clyde rescue only to find deflated pink balloons

Lifeboat called out to rescue only to find deflated pink balloons

New mural measuring 70 metres unveiled in Merchant City in Glasgow ahead of Pride celebrations

Huge 70 metre-long rainbow mural unveiled ahead of Pride celebrations

Walker in hospital after falling 25ft onto rocks at Campsie Glen waterfall

Walker in hospital after falling 25ft onto rocks near waterfall

Flush hour: Toilet on M8 sparks traffic warning

Flush hour: Toilet on M8 sparks traffic warning

David Orr who raped woman at flat after night out in Glasgow jailed for four years

Rapist who forced himself on woman at flat after night out jailed

Man, 77, pushed to ground and robbed of bag by two assailants near Viewpark youth club

Pensioner pushed to ground and robbed of bag by two assailants

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