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Loch Lomond workers and locals taught life-saving skills after drownings

Loch Lomond workers and locals taught life-saving skills after drownings

Teenager ‘stamped on man’s head in murder bid and stole medication’

Teenager ‘stamped on man’s head in murder bid and stole medication’

Man hounded charity worker after being banned from contacting her

Man hounded charity worker after being banned from contacting her

Men jailed over drug factory which could churn out 118,000 pills per hour

Men jailed over drug factory which could churn out 118,000 pills per hour

Glasgow’s Catholic Church urges victims of abuse to come forward

Glasgow’s Catholic Church urges victims of abuse to come forward

Art school proposes ‘faithful reinstatement’ of fire-hit building

Art school proposes ‘faithful reinstatement’ of fire-hit building

Giant puppet ‘Storm’ set to walk through Govan for Glasgow’s COP26

Giant puppet ‘Storm’ set to walk through Govan for Glasgow’s COP26

Landlord who installed 20p ‘pay as you go’ shower refused licence

Landlord who installed 20p ‘pay as you go’ shower refused licence

‘It’s a shambles’: Campaigners hit out as venues closed during COP26

‘It’s a shambles’: Campaigners hit out as venues closed during COP26

Red to black: Struggling NHS board moves to highest risk level

Red to black: Struggling NHS board moves to highest risk level

Sturgeon urged to intervene to stop rail strike hitting COP26

Sturgeon urged to intervene to stop rail strike hitting COP26

Mother and son fighting for lives four days on from Ayr explosion

Mother and son fighting for lives four days on from Ayr explosion

Egyptian Halls ‘may be demolished’ if owners forced to remove advert

Egyptian Halls ‘may be demolished’ if owners forced to remove advert

Glasgow council focused on fly-tipping ‘hotspots’ ahead of COP26

Glasgow council focused on fly-tipping ‘hotspots’ ahead of COP26

Manhunt after teenage woman seriously assaulted in busy nightclub

Manhunt after teenage woman seriously assaulted in busy nightclub

Smiles all round as gentle alpacas pop in on elderly care home residents

Smiles all round as gentle alpacas pop in on elderly care home residents

Bar implements new measures following alleged spiking by injection

Bar implements new measures following alleged spiking by injection

Council ordered to pay £1.3m to man abused for years by foster carer

Council ordered to pay £1.3m to man abused for years by foster carer

Teen charged with attempted murder after man injured in ‘attack’

Teen charged with attempted murder after man injured in ‘attack’

Four charged in connection with wildlife crimes against birds of prey

Four charged in connection with wildlife crimes against birds of prey

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