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Plans to build 329 flats in Glasgow’s Shawlands approved in £150m home development decision

£150m plans for 300 homes on shopping arcade site green lit

Search for woman missing after River Kelvin incident in Glasgow enters third day

Search for woman missing after River Kelvin incident enters third day

Two-vehicle crash restricts major A8 road in both directions at Woodhall Roundabout in Port Glasgow

Two-vehicle crash restricts major A8 road in both directions

Most accurate test to date developed to measure biological aging

Most accurate test to date developed to measure biological aging

Scottish Music Awards 2023: Bay City Roller ‘Woody’, Joesef announced as winners ahead of 25th anniversary event

Bay City Roller, Joesef and Callum Beattie win at Scottish Music Awards

Glasgow Airport to see over 120,000 passengers head off for October break

Glasgow Airport to see over 120,000 passengers head off for October break

Feminist conference supported by Joanna Cherry to go ahead as lawyers overturn decision to cancel in Glasgow

Feminist conference to go ahead as lawyers overturn decision to cancel

Glasgow nightclubs could be allowed to keep 4am licences in showdown meeting

Nightclubs could be allowed to keep 4am licences in showdown meeting

Case dropped against businessman over storage of body parts

Case dropped against businessman over storage of body parts

Home Office asylum plan could cost Glasgow £53m and make 1,400 people homeless, says council

'Asylum plan could cost Glasgow £53m and make 1,400 people homeless'

Teenager stabbed man in Glasgow and left him to die while celebrating end of bail curfew

Teenager left man to die after stabbing during end of bail curfew

Man arrested and charged after Byres Road assault outside Iceland in April

Man arrested and charged in connection with assault outside supermarket

Painting by Scottish artist stolen in art heist 30 years ago returned to Glasgow Museums

Stolen painting returned over 30 years after mysterious art heist

Biggest container ship ‘breaks record’ by docking in Scotland at Greenock Ocean Terminal

Biggest container ship 'breaks record' by docking in Scotland

Irn-Bru workers halt strikes to allow for 'breakthrough talks'

Irn-Bru workers halt strikes to allow for 'breakthrough talks'

Urgent ongoing search for woman in River Kelvin in Glasgow after man rescued from water

Urgent ongoing search for woman in River Kelvin after man rescued from water

All trains in and out of Glasgow Central Station disrupted amid points failure

All trains in and out of Glasgow Central disrupted amid points failure

Main span of £29.5m Govan-Partick Bridge to sail up the River Clyde

Main span of £29.5m Govan-Partick Bridge to sail up the River Clyde

A-listed old garage to be converted into new home despite concerns in Glasgow

A-listed old garage to be converted into new home despite concerns

Israeli strikes demolish Gaza neighbourhoods as power plant runs out of fuel

Israeli strikes demolish Gaza neighbourhoods as power plant runs out of fuel

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