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Former Glasgow City Council leader and Labour MSP charged over fraud claims

Former Glasgow City Council leader charged over fraud claims

Battery storage site on Eaglesham greenbelt land recommended for approval despite fire fears

Battery storage site on greenbelt land recommended for approval despite fire fears

Remote Scots village celebrates getting mobile phone signal for the first time

Remote village celebrates getting mobile phone signal for the first time

Woman, 76, dies and man, 78, fighting for life after car crashes into wall in Paisley

Woman, 76, dies and man, 78, fighting for life after car crashes into wall

Paisley convenience shop caught fly-tipping seven times in two months fined

Convenience shop caught fly-tipping seven times in two months

Man, 75, and woman, 66, charged over Trump Turnberry vandalism

Man, 75, and woman, 66, charged over Trump Turnberry vandalism

80-acre equestrian estate with coach house and gate lodge on market for almost £3m in Stirling

80-acre estate with coach house and gate lodge on market for £2.95m

Man caught fly-tipping sofas, cushions, and sheets of wood in Glasgow fined

Man caught fly-tipping sofas, cushions, and sheets of wood fined

Glasgow venue cancels petting zoo for Easter event after community ‘concerns’

Venue cancels petting zoo for Easter event after community 'concerns'

Death of man, 35, in Glasgow home treated as ‘unexplained’

Death of man, 35, in property treated as 'unexplained'

Two girls charged after teen, 13, attacked near wooded area in Erskine

Two girls charged after teen, 13, attacked near wooded area

Flights cancelled as Loch Lomond Seaplanes closes down

Flights cancelled as Loch Lomond Seaplanes closes down

Images show wildfire devastation but ‘Guardian of Glen’ and adder survive

Images show wildfire devastation but 'Guardian of Glen' and adder survive

‘I’m terminally ill – I should have the freedom to choose a dignified death’

'I'm terminally ill - I should have the freedom to choose a dignified death'

Glasgow food bank issues plea after thousands worth of stock stolen in break-in

Food bank in plea for donations after 'thousands worth of stock' stolen

George Square revamp begins as Christmas events cancelled amid 18-month closure

George Square to be boarded up as work begins on 18-month revamp

Mum facing ‘£4,000 nursery bill’ after council policy change

Mum facing '£4,000 nursery bill' after council policy change

Gangs ‘cowardly and despicable’ after attack on elderly woman and child linked to ongoing war

Gangs branded 'cowardly' after 'despicable' attack on elderly woman and child

Man caught with stun gun after being assaulted by illegal puppy seller

Man caught with stun gun after being assaulted by illegal puppy seller

Three dry cleaners fined nearly £10,000 for operating without a permit

Dry cleaners fined nearly £10,000 for operating without a permit

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