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Tesco Express plans for historic Glasgow city centre building on Union Street

Tesco Express plans for historic city centre building

‘Gutted for Glasgow’: Scotland reacts to unsuccessful Eurovision bid after Liverpool crowned host

'Gutted for Glasgow': Scotland reacts to unsuccessful Eurovision bid

North Berwick Community Council gave East Lothian parents thousands to aid legal battle

Community council gives parents thousands to aid legal battle

Residents warned after bogus workman left 80-year-old woman ‘shaken’ in Ayrshire

Residents warned after bogus workman left 80-year-old woman 'shaken'

Disappointment for Glasgow as Liverpool named Eurovision host

Disappointment for Glasgow as Liverpool named Eurovision host

Two children among three taken to hospital following multi-vehicle crash in Rutherglen

Two children among three taken to hospital after multi-vehicle crash

Scotland’s Irish Dance championship in turmoil amid ‘cheating’ scandal involving ‘judging mafia’

Scotland's Irish Dance championships in turmoil amid 'cheating' scandal

Ghostbusters replica car goes on display at Glasgow’s Riverside Museum

Who you gonna call?: Ghostbusters replica car goes on display

Dalawoodie House nursing home set to close following legal battle over ‘serious concerns’

Nursing home set to close after legal battle over 'serious concerns'

Man arrested following Wishaw assault which left victim in hospital as probe launched

Man arrested following assault which left victim in hospital

Eurovision rumours surface as competition host city set to be announced as Glasgow or Liverpool

Eurovision rumours as competition host city set to be announced

Torrential rain causes travel chaos disrupting bus and train services in Glasgow and across country

Torrential rain causes travel chaos disrupting bus and train services

'We have buried so many people because of austerity', says charity boss

'We have buried so many people because of austerity', says charity boss

Experts work on plan to develop home of Robert Burns at Ellisland Farm where he wrote Auld Lang Syne

Plan to revitalise home where Robert Burns wrote Auld Lang Syne

Flats on historic mining site in Maryhill deemed ‘high risk’ over flooding threat

Flats on historic mining site deemed 'high risk' over flooding threat

Four long-term empty homes deemed ‘blight’ to communities bought by Glasgow City Council

Long-term empty homes deemed 'blight' to communities bought by council

‘Increasing concern’ for welfare of Glasgow man last seen near Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley

'Increasing concern' for welfare of man last seen near hospital

Murder investigation launched after death of 36-year-old man in Glasgow

Murder investigation launched after death of 36-year-old man

Final call for donations to Glasgow Nelson Mandela statue on anniversary of Scotland visit 30 years ago

Final call for donations to Nelson Mandela statue in Scotland

Covid logistics firm Movianto’s North Lanarkshire workers prepared to strike over pay dispute

Covid vaccine workers prepared to strike over 'scandalous' pay dispute

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