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Teen charged with alleged vandalism after row of blossom trees snapped in Bellahouston Park in Glasgow

Teen charged with alleged vandalism after row of trees snapped in park

Missing: Paisley 15-year-old ‘may be in Dundee, Edinburgh or Inverness’

Missing 15-year-old 'may be in Dundee, Edinburgh or Inverness'

Road closures as filming for season two of Scots ITV thriller Crime begins

Roads to close as filming for season two of Scots thriller Crime begins

Plans for distillery in ‘ghost village’ approved by Argyll and Bute Council

Plans for distillery in 'ghost village' approved by council

‘Increasing concern’ for man last seen wearing Rangers FC top in Kilmarnock

'Increasing concern' for man last seen wearing Rangers FC top

Construction firm fined £10,000 after employee crushed to death in St Enoch centre in Glasgow

Construction firm fined £10,000 after employee crushed to death

Public warning issued by Police Scotland after ‘wild boars’ released in Strachur, Argyll

Public warning after 'wild boars' released in village

Bank of England interest rate hike ‘killed off dream’ of owning homes for first time buyers

'I was about to buy my first flat and then it was swept from under me'

‘Several cars towed’ after flooding under Glasgow’s Hyndland train station

'Several cars towed' after heavy flooding at train station

Three pensioners lose five-figure sum of money to scam caller in Lanarkshire as police issue warning

Three pensioners lose five-figure sum of money to scam caller

Plans for new homes on vacant land given go-ahead by Renfrewshire council

Plans for homes on vacant brownfield land given go-ahead by council

South Lanarkshire Clyde bridge closed for years over ‘significant defects’ to be rebuilt

Clyde bridge closed for years over 'significant defects' to be rebuilt

Trains cancelled as waves and sea spray crash into overhead wires in North Ayrshire

Trains cancelled as waves and sea spray crash into overhead wires

Flood prevention measures to be installed in Dumbarton after £500,000 funding boost approved

Flood prevention measures to be installed in town after £500k boost

Nearly 100 homes approved in town despite 'community objections'

Nearly 100 homes approved in town despite 'community objections'

Investigation launched after man stabbed from behind on Halloween on Greive Road, Greenock

Investigation launched after man stabbed from behind on Halloween

Glasgow Apple store staff make history as first in UK to secure union recognition, say GMB

Apple store staff make history as first in UK to form union

Glasgow puts forward bid to host Euro 2028 as only Scottish representative alongside UK and Ireland

Hampden could host Euro 2028 quarter-final as part of UK and Ireland bid

Schoolboy 'scared to go out alone' after Rottweiler attack in street

Schoolboy 'scared to go out alone' after Rottweiler attack in street

Staff shortages at Lanarkshire prison HMP Shotts have ‘detrimental impact’ on prisoners, report finds

Staff shortages at prison leading to ‘detrimental impact’ on inmates

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