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Erskine Bridge to close for £250,000 worth of ‘essential improvements’

Erskine Bridge to close for £250,000 worth of 'essential improvements'

Glasgow ranks among best cities in the world and second in UK to London

Glasgow ranked among 'best cities in the world' and second in UK

Drivers no longer facing delays on M8 near Glasgow after early morning car crash

Drivers no longer facing delays on M8 after early morning car crash

Seamill family transform house for Halloween with ‘Witching Hour’ theme

Family transform house for Halloween with 'Witching Hour' theme

Celtic support defies club with Palestine flags at Champions League match against Atletico Madrid

Celtic support defy club with Palestine flags at Champions League game

Investigation launched after man found dead on street after assault in Rutherglen

Investigation launched after man dies on street following assault

Durga Puja: Historic Scots church hosts festival celebrated worldwide

Durga Puja: Scots church hosts 'triumph of good over bovine demon'

Designs revealed for redevelopment of Glasgow’s George Square

Designs revealed for redevelopment of Glasgow's George Square

Man dies following ‘disturbance’ involving ‘number of people’ in Rutherglen

Man dies following 'disturbance' involving 'number of people'

Man left babies with brain injury and broken bones after attacks

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Man left babies with brain injury and broken bones after attacks

Detectives return to scene of police officer stabbing in Stevenston

Detectives return to scene of police officer stabbing

Search for man ‘with bad teeth’ after three teenage girls assaulted on bus

Search for man 'with bad teeth' after teenage girls assaulted on bus

Man and dog killed after being struck by car in Kilwinning

Man and dog killed after being struck by car in morning collision

Schools and nurseries across Glasgow to shut due to strike action

Primary schools and nurseries set to shut due to strike action

Filipina teenager receives major facial reconstruction surgery in Scotland

Filipina teen receives major facial reconstruction surgery in Scotland

Man remanded in custody after being accused of having guns and ammunition

Man remanded in custody after being accused of having guns and ammunition

Glasgow museums shut as staff begin five days of strike action

Museums close doors as staff begin strike action over job cuts

Arbroath man John Gillan confirmed as driver killed by falling tree branch during Storm Babet in Forfar

Family's tribute to driver killed by tree branch amid Storm Babet

Caribbean food restaurant Turtle Bay to open first Scottish location in Glasgow

Caribbean food restaurant Turtle Bay to open first Scottish location

Budget cuts ’caused delays’ to fire crews tackling blaze to six homes in East Kilbride

Budget cuts 'caused delays' to fire crews tackling blaze to six homes

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