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Plans to convert ‘chaotic’ Pollok roundabout to junction lodged with Glasgow council

Plans to convert 'chaotic' roundabout to junction lodged

Glasgow Bonfire Night fireworks display scrapped indefinitely

Glasgow's Bonfire Night fireworks display scrapped indefinitely

Killer jailed for life at Glasgow High Court after murdering disabled man with hammer in Coatbridge

Killer jailed for life after murdering disabled man with hammer

What’s the weather this weekend as Belladrum and Butefest music festivals get under way

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What's the weather this weekend as music festivals get under way

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Police recover stolen quad bike in Clydebank thanks to tracking device

Police recover stolen quad bike thanks to tracking device

Aeolus: British-built satellite to crash into the Atlantic Ocean

Aeolus: British-built satellite to crash into the Atlantic Ocean

Tributes paid to Paisley man who died after high rise ‘attack’ on Maxwellton Street

Tributes paid to 'one of a kind' man who died after high rise 'attack'

Owner of ‘large vacuum bags’ of cannabis asked to collect them from Glasgow’s Pollok Police Station

Owner of 'large vacuum bags' of cannabis asked to collect them from police

Fine for Angus care home where resident died after drinking cleaning fluid appealed as ‘unduly lenient’

Call to appeal fine against home after man died from drinking cleaning fluid

Man charged after 90kg of cannabis worth £500,000 seized from van on M74 near Lesmahagow

Man charged after 90kg drug haul worth £500,000 seized from van on M74

Tributes paid to beloved University of Glasgow lecturer who died day before 40th birthday

Tributes paid to beloved lecturer who died day before 40th birthday

‘Relentless’ pressures force popular Glasgow restaurant Brian Maule’s Chardon D’Or into administration

'Relentless' pressures force Brian Maule's restaurant into administration

University of the West of Scotland staff data ransomed by international cybercriminals

Scots university staff data ransomed by international cybercriminals

Glasgow police search for man with ‘English accent’ in connection with January Jamaica Street assault

Hunt for man with 'English accent' over city centre assault

Funfair at Paisley’s Barshaw Park given green light despite objections from neighbours

Funfair given green light despite objections from neighbours

Tributes paid to ‘diamond’ NHS worker found ‘murdered’ in Glasgow tower block

Tributes paid to 'diamond' NHS worker found 'murdered' in tower block

Calls to investigate bin contamination policy which costs Glasgow City Council £3m a year

Calls to investigate council's £3m spend on bin contamination

Traffic lights damaged in crash near Clydeside Expressway ramp close to OVO Hydro in Glasgow

Traffic lights damaged in two-car crash near city intersection

Glasgow City Council to unveil plans to revamp centre’s ‘Golden Z’

Council to unveil plans to revamp city centre's 'Golden Z'

Man in court accused of murdering NHS worker in Glasgow tower block flat

NHS worker 'murdered with knife and scissors' in tower block flat

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