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Three Argyll and Bute primary schools to close due to lack of pupils on roll

Three primary schools to close due to lack of pupils on roll

Glasgow to Edinburgh train services left delayed after ‘disturbance’

Train services left facing disruption after 'disturbance'

Campaigners hand out ‘stolen baby formula’ in Glasgow amid calls for price slash

Campaigners hand out 'stolen baby formula' amid calls for price slash

Man arrested following reports of assault at Kilmarnock bus station

Man arrested following assault at town bus station

Man taken to hospital after being assaulted on Glasgow High Street

Man taken to hospital after being assaulted on city high street

RNLI celebrate 200 years of saving lives at sea with service at Glasgow Cathedral

RNLI celebrate 200 years of saving lives at sea with service at cathedral

Woman charged over death of man at high rise building in Paisley

Woman charged over death of man at high rise building

Boy, 13, in serious condition after being found with stab wounds near Queen’s Park, Glasgow

Boy, 13, in serious condition after being found with stab wounds near park

Body found in Edinburgh in search for missing woman last seen in Glasgow City Centre

Body found in search for missing woman last seen in city centre

Glasgow Queen’s Park run cancelled ‘due to ongoing police incident’

City park run cancelled after 13-year-old 'seriously assaulted'

Missing 64-year-old man traced 'safe and well'

Missing 64-year-old man traced 'safe and well'

Champion budgie breeder from East Kilbride in a flap after £400,000 People’s Postcode Lottery win

Champion budgie breeder in a flap after £400,000 lottery win

Fireworks could be banned in private gardens amid anti-social behaviour

Fireworks could be banned in private gardens amid anti-social behaviour

Renfrewshire Council fines company £500 for fly-tipping outside of catchment

Council fines company £500 for fly-tipping outside of catchment

Glasgow East Women’s Aid staff given ‘no notice’ before closure amid bullying allegations

Women's Aid staff given 'no notice' before closure amid bullying allegations

Seven men charged after £150,000 cannabis farm seized on Kilmarnock high street

Seven men charged after £150,000 cannabis farm seized on high street

Drunk man dangled ten-month-old baby out second floor flat window in Govan, Glasgow

Drunk man dangled ten-month-old baby out second floor flat window

Rangers pay tribute to fan who died in Lisbon after Europa League game with Benfica

Rangers pay tribute to fan who died in Lisbon after Benfica game

Man approaches children and ‘offers sweets’ during morning school run

Man approaches children and 'offers sweets' during morning school run

Woman in serious condition in hospital after lorry crashes into car on A75 Gretna to Stranraer

Woman in serious condition in hospital after lorry crashes into car

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