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Final acts announced for Summer Nights at the Bandstand festival in Glasgow as tickets on sale

Final acts announced for Summer Nights at the Bandstand festival

Police launch ‘urgent’ search for missing man from Wishaw

Police launch 'urgent' search amid concern for missing man

Glasgow homes left without power and traffic lights on Byres Road in ‘darkness’ after fault

Homes left without power and traffic lights in 'darkness' after fault

Cannabis worth £154,000 seized after vehicle stopped by police in Glasgow

Cannabis worth £154,000 seized after vehicle stopped

Cyclist dies after being hit by lorry in rush hour crash in Bearsden

Cyclist dies after being hit by lorry in rush hour crash

Boss of ferry procurement firm CMAL admits service for islanders has reached crisis point

Ferry boss admits service for islanders has reached crisis point

Paisley woman missing for five days may have travelled north by bus and train

Woman missing for five days may have travelled north by bus and train

Potential closure of Paisley care home ‘horrendous’ for residents, say staff

Potential closure of care home 'horrendous' for residents, say staff

Glasgow parking fines hit total of £25m over last six years, figures show

Glasgow parking fines hit £25m total in six years, figures show

‘Lifesaving’ new helipad opens next to island community hospital in Mull

'Lifesaving' new helipad opens next to community hospital

‘Vulnerable people will suffer’ if Glasgow City Council cut health and social care budget warn social workers

Social workers warn 'vulnerable people will suffer' if budget is cut

Nearly 100 jobs lost as two engineering firms in East Kilbride appoint administrators

Nearly 100 jobs lost as two engineering firms appoint administrators

Glasgow children’s play park torched by vandals with £25,000 worth of damage done

Vandals cause £25,000 worth of damage after children's park torched

Child sex abuser and rapist ‘plumbed abyss of depravity’

Child sex abuser and rapist 'plumbed abyss of depravity'

David McDougall broke colleague’s jaw in row over work ethic at Morton’s Rolls in Drumchapel

Man broke colleague's jaw in row over work ethic at Morton's Rolls

Body found amid search for missing man Nick Fish last seen near Box Hub in Glasgow on St Patrick’s Day

Body found near venue after man disappeared during St Patrick's Day celebrations

Argyll and Bute Council to consider U-turn on council tax freeze following Scottish Government talks

Local authority to consider U-turn on council tax freeze

Roads closed after cyclist hit by lorry in rush hour crash in Bearsden

Roads closed after cyclist hit by lorry in rush hour crash

East Kilbride residents urged to close windows as fire breaks out at disused building

Residents urged to close windows as fire breaks out at disused building

Tough summer looms for Islay businesses suffering from ‘second-rate service’ despite promise of new CalMac ferries

Tough summer looms for Islay businesses suffering from 'second-rate service'

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