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Fly-tipping fine more than doubles in ‘important step’ by Scottish Government

Fly-tipping fine more than doubles in 'important step' by Scottish Government

Drivers join forces in ‘pothole partnership’ as AA reveals damning data reveals growing crisis

Drivers join forces in 'pothole partnership' as damning data unveiled

Elderly man, 84, dies after car ‘lost control’ and struck parked car in Yorkhill in Glasgow

Elderly man dies after vehicle 'lost control' and struck parked car

Poor Things director says Glasgow snub wouldn’t make Alasdair Gray ‘happy’

Poor Things director responds to Glasgow snub from Alasdair Gray book

Group of youths vandalise Glasgow First bus as policed called to incident

Group of youths vandalise Glasgow First bus as police respond

Work begins on new £12m shipbuilding academy in Scotstoun, Glasgow

Work begins on new £12m shipbuilding academy on banks of River Clyde

HMP Barlinnie prisoners get £5,000 grant from National Lottery to produce film and radio content

Barlinnie prisoners receive £5k grant to produce film and radio content

Two men arrested and one in hospital after disturbance in Glasgow

Two men arrested and one in hospital after disturbance

Man charged after assault leaves two people in hospital

Man charged after assault leaves two people in hospital

Two men jailed for life for murdering schoolgirl Caroline Glachan in West Dunbartonshire in 1996

Two men jailed for life for murdering schoolgirl Caroline Glachan in 1996

Three to be sentenced for murder of schoolgirl Caroline Glachan in West Dunbartonshire 27 years ago

Three to be sentenced for murdering schoolgirl Caroline Glachan

Man in hospital after being stabbed in ‘targeted attack’ by gang in Clydebank

Man in hospital after being stabbed in 'targeted attack' by gang

Schoolboy, 13, accused of attack outside Glasgow Lourdes Secondary school due in court

Schoolboy, 13, accused of attack outside school due in court

Man fighting for life after falling from roof of tenement in Dumbarton

Man fighting for life after falling from roof of tenement

Van deliberately torched while parked on street in ‘reckless act’ in Alexandria

Van deliberately torched while parked on street in 'reckless act'

Glasgow couple reunited after husband trapped in war-torn Gaza for months amid conflict with Israel

Couple reunited after husband trapped in war-torn Gaza for months

Bird dies after being abandoned in cold weather alongside two cats and another bird in Glasgow

Bird dies after being abandoned in cold weather with two cats and another bird

New city forest strategy aims to increase tree cover in Glasgow

New city forest strategy aims to increase tree cover

Edinburgh council spends nearly £400,000 defending ‘unlawful’ short-term let policies

Council spends nearly £400,000 defending 'unlawful' short-term let policies

Council sees rise in homeless applications amid ‘significant’ pressures in Renfrewshire

Council sees rise in homeless applications amid 'significant' pressures

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