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ScotRail services disrupted after person struck by train between Hyndland and Partick

Rail services disrupted after person struck by train

City of Glasgow College spent £250,000 hosting COP26 events including ‘VIP restaurants and poseur tables’

'VIP restaurants and poseur tables' among £250,000 COP26 college spend

Huntington’s Disease: George Square transformed into giant dance floor

George Square turned into dance floor to raise Huntington's awareness

Historians unravelling the mystery behind a WW2 artwork

Historians unravelling the mystery behind a WW2 artwork

Sabotage investigation after cables appear cut on Royal Navy warship HMS Glasgow

Sabotage investigation after cables appear cut on Royal Navy warship

Pubs and restaurants have license extended for Cycling World Championships in Glasgow

Pubs and restaurants have license extended for Cycling championships

Police called to three vehicle crash on A82 near Inverbeg

Police called to three vehicle crash on the A82

Police close off Houston Square in Johnstone after man’s body found

Police probe 'unexplained' death after man's body found in public square

Dear Billy: A ‘love letter’ to Billy Connolly from the people of Scotland

Dear Billy: A 'love letter' to the Big Yin from the people of Scotland

Homes evacuated and woman in hospital after car crash causes gas leak in Lennoxtown

Homes evacuated and woman in hospital after car crash causes gas leak

Man arrested and charged following attempted murder in Clydebank

Man arrested and charged following attempted murder in early hours

Investigation launched after passenger boards incorrect flight at Glasgow airport

Airline apologise after vulnerable passenger boards wrong flight

Healthcare concern for homeless people after Glasgow practice closure

Healthcare concern for homeless people after practice closure

Celtic granted green light for alcohol sale in ‘family friendly’ stand

Celtic granted green light for alcohol sale in 'family friendly' stand

Ayr primary school pupils discover ‘dream jobs’ at first ever careers fair

Primary school pupils discover 'dream jobs' at first ever careers fair

Terminally ill ice cream man with rare form of cancer delivers sweet treat to Glasgow nurses

Terminally ill ice cream man delivers sweet treat to cancer centre nurses

Teenage girl charged after three teachers and a pupil injured disturbance at a school

Girl charged as three teachers and pupil injured in school disturbance

Glasgow fire crews tackle woodchip trailer blaze near primary school on Great Western Road

Fire crews tackle woodchip trailer blaze near primary school

Three teachers and student injured following Johnstone High School disturbance involving former pupil

Three teachers and teenager injured following high school disturbance

Man's dog bit police officer on testicles forcing tetanus shot

Man's dog bit police officer on testicles forcing tetanus shot

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