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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

David Bates who punched a priest admits singing sectarian songs in Bridgeton in Glasgow

Man convicted of punching priest admits singing sectarian songs

Man assaulted in unprovoked attack by gang of youths armed with baseball bats in Cambuslang

Man attacked by gang of youths armed with baseball bats near takeaway

Elderly man dies after being hit by car in Renfrew

Elderly pedestrian dies in hospital after being struck by car

‘No grassing’: Repeat victims of violence not reporting to police, Glasgow University study reveals

'No grassing': Repeat victims of violence not reporting to police

The 52 Wilko stores to close after failure to secure full rescue bid

The 52 Wilko stores to close after failure to secure full rescue bid

Significant improvement to Dunoon pier could cost as much as £10m, Argyll and Bute councillor claims

Improving Dunoon pier could cost as much as £10m, councillor claims

South Seeds call for former Queen’s Park changing rooms to be transformed into community centre

Plans to transform former park changing rooms into community centre

Man taken to hospital after being struck by ambulance in Oban

Man taken to hospital after being struck by ambulance

Opening date announced for Paisley’s new £7m central library

Opening date announced for new £7m central library

Ultra rare Harry Potter book sells for £15k after surviving Glasgow fire

Ultra rare Harry Potter book sells for £15k after surviving Glasgow fire

Crosshouse Hospital missed ‘abnormality’ two years before advanced breast cancer diagnosis

Specialists missed ‘abnormality’ two years before cancer diagnosis

Stirling Council to investigate demolition of 117-year-old city clock

Council to investigate demolition of 117-year-old city clock

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