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Pedestrian taken to hospital after being struck by car in town

Pedestrian taken to hospital after being struck by car in town

Plan for new bridge and lifts to give train station step-free access

Plan for new bridge and lifts to give train station step-free access

Public appeal after ‘frail’ dog found lying in the rain in field

Public appeal after ‘frail’ dog found lying in the rain in field

Firefighters work through night tackling house blaze

Firefighters work through night tackling house blaze

Residents blast football fans for ‘anti-social behaviour’ at Hampden

Residents blast football fans for ‘anti-social behaviour’ at Hampden

Decision to remove pizza vending machine overturned by council bosses

Decision to remove pizza vending machine overturned by council bosses

Passenger dies and driver left fighting for life after two-car smash

Passenger dies and driver left fighting for life after two-car smash

Man said he was a ‘stupid idiot’ after killing woman in crash

Man said he was a ‘stupid idiot’ after killing woman in crash

Man seriously injured after being battered with metal bats near church

Man seriously injured after being battered with metal bats near church

Gang member jailed after police seize £1.6m of cocaine

Gang member jailed after police seize £1.6m of cocaine

Shop worker asked girl for indecent images in exchange for cigarettes

Shop worker asked girl for indecent images in exchange for cigarettes

Scots taxi driver and young family stranded after fleeing Taliban

Scots taxi driver and young family stranded after fleeing Taliban

Man who had indecent images of children said he wasn’t a paedophile

Man who had indecent images of children said he wasn’t a paedophile

Man snared by vigilante group after asking for naked pictures of girls

Man snared by vigilante group after asking for naked pictures of girls

CCTV appeal to track down a man after assault on board a bus

CCTV appeal to track down a man after assault on board a bus

Scientists to test 6G in Glasgow after securing £2.6m grant

Scientists to test 6G in Glasgow after securing £2.6m grant

Century-old Titan Crane that helped build battleships set to reopen

Century-old Titan Crane that helped build battleships set to reopen

Probe launched after coaches stop and brawl spills onto M74 motorway

Probe launched after coaches stop and brawl spills onto M74 motorway

Those involved in ‘mass brawl’ outside pub urged to come forward

Those involved in ‘mass brawl’ outside pub urged to come forward

Glasgow gets festive glow up as Christmas lights switched on

Glasgow gets festive glow up as Christmas lights switched on

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