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Isle of Arran’s bid for UNESCO geopark status gets £80k boost

Island's bid for UNESCO geopark status gets £80k boost

Cleansing workers stop bin collections on Earl Street in Scotstoun, Glasgow due to rat infestation

Cleansing workers stop bin collections due to rat infestation

Hundreds back campaign to scrap fee to visit Kibble Palace

Hundreds back campaign to scrap fee to visit Kibble Palace

Night at the Museum: Halloween disco takeover coming to Riverside

Night at the Museum: Halloween disco takeover coming to Riverside

University support staff in Glasgow and Dundee to walk out in dispute over pay

Staff at four Scots universities to walk out in dispute over pay

Frankie Kenny repeatedly punched work colleague following pub fight in Mount Florida in Glasgow

Man repeatedly punched work colleague following pub fight

Kourtney Kardashian shares health update after Blink-182 shows cancelled

Kourtney Kardashian shares health update after Blink-182 shows cancelled

Man due in court after more than £400,000 worth of drugs seized in Glasgow raid

Man due in court after more than £400,000 worth of drugs seized

Iconic Billy Connolly mural under threat by student housing plans

Iconic Billy Connolly mural under threat by student housing plans

‘Eyesore’ play park in Tarbert, Argyll and Bute set for £100,000 renovation

Village play park branded 'an embarrassment' set for £100,000 revamp

A77 closed in both directions due to burst water mains

A77 closed in both directions due to burst water mains

Stirling University Student Union closes floor after crumbling concrete discovered

Student union closes floor after crumbling concrete discovered

Lost grave of Scots soldier who died in First World War found and rededicated

Lost grave of Scots soldier who died in First World War found and rededicated

‘Significant’ work to town’s historic Dunoon Pier could cost £10m

'Significant' work to town's historic pier could cost £10m

‘There’s been a murder’: 40 years since debut of Scotland’s iconic police drama Taggart

'There's been a murder': 40 years since debut of iconic police drama Taggart

Syrian refugees open restaurant after finding safety in Glasgow

Syrian refugees open restaurant after finding safety in Glasgow

Gran living with mushrooms in damp Glasgow flat without water for a year

Gran living with mushrooms in damp flat without water for a year

‘Lifeline’ female residential unit faces £850,000 in cuts

‘Lifeline’ female residential unit faces £850,000 in cuts

George Spence jailed after chasing man into Sizzlers takeaway in Cambuslang and attacking him with hammer

Dad jailed after chasing man into takeaway and attacking him with hammer

Travellers held up at airports including Glasgow amid hunt for terrorist suspect

Mass delays at airports amid hunt for escaped ex-soldier terror suspect

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