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Residents urged to oppose dozens of new flats at former bowling club

Residents urged to oppose dozens of new flats at former bowling club

Developer hits out after plans for new homes at golf club rejected

Developer hits out after plans for new homes at golf club rejected

Plans submitted for new service station next to major roundabout

Plans submitted for new service station next to major roundabout

Child taken to hospital after being struck by car on Rhynie Drive

Child taken to hospital after being struck by car

‘Lanark’s Mighty Clydesdale’ sculpture unveiled in town to highlight area’s agricultural history

Clydesdale sculpture unveiled to mark town's agricultural heritage

Man rescued from city canal after getting into difficulty in water near Maryhill Road in Glasgow

Man rescued from city canal after getting into difficulty in water

Martin Myles convicted of rape and attempted murder of former partner at Glasgow High Court

Man who attempted to kill ex-partner 'tried to be a good boyfriend'

Teenager admits throwing lit flare near child at Ibrox during Rangers v Sparta Prague match

Teen admits throwing lit flare near child during Rangers European tie

Ex-SNP MP Margaret Ferrier set to face trial in August

Ex-SNP MP Margaret Ferrier set to face trial in August

Dick and Dom In Da Bungalow tour announce Glasgow performance at 02 Academy

Dick and Dom In Da Bungalow announce Scots date for anniversary tour

Mum fears Covid lockdown partly to blame for daughter’s severe hepatitis illness

Mum fears Covid lockdown partly to blame for daughter's hepatitis

Alexandria cat put to sleep after ‘air gun attack’ as West Dunbartonshire police hunt culprit

Cat 'shot with air rifle' put to sleep after pellet caused paralysis

Police ‘increasingly concerned’ for welfare of man missing from Paisley

Police 'increasingly concerned' for welfare of missing man

Cost of living: Grandmother can’t afford swimming during summer holidays as all money spent on food

'I'd love to take grandkids swimming - but all my money goes on food'

Wildlife charities call for estuary to be protected from future development

Wildlife charities call for estuary to be protected from development

Concerns regarding ‘lack of play area’ on new housing area

Residents concerned about 'lack of play area' in new housing development

Former Northern Irish paramilitary group leader Sam ‘Skelly’ McCrory dies at home in Ayr after ‘fatal fall’

Ex-Northern Irish paramilitary group leader dies at home after 'fall'

Former youth footballer Ciaran Dickson appears in court over ‘hit and run’ death of teenager in Glasgow

Former youth footballer appears in court over teen's 'hit and run' death

More than 20,000 objections to Flamingo Land’s Loch Lomond resort plans

More than 20,000 objections to 'destructive' Flamingo Land plans

Rapist who attacked woman he later found dead at Glasgow canal path jailed for life

Rapist who attacked woman he later found dead at canal jailed for life

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