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Blind woman refused three taxis on Glasgow streets after drivers said no to guide dog

Allana Grant, 33, was left 'sad' at Central Station after enjoying a night out on Saturday, June 4.

Daily Record

Glasgow Harry Styles gig parking ban near Ibrox sparks fury from local resident

The Copland Road resident lambasted the council, saying it is "ridiculous" that locals on her street were informed of the parking ban "with less than 24 hours notice".

Glasgow Live

Glasgow nursery operator chosen to run new Hogarth Park facility

The council built the new nursery on Carntyne Road to support the Scottish Government's pledge to offer 1140 hours of free early learning and childcare for all children aged three to five.

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Historic Glasgow school house 'too dangerous' to enter to become family home

Planning permission has been requested to turn the old janitor's house into a large home

Glasgow Live

Cost of Glasgow City Council's George Square preparation for Europa League final revealed

THE cost of Glasgow City Council’s safety preparations for George Square during Rangers’ Europa League Final has been revealed.

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Glasgow homeless charity calls on Nicola Sturgeon to visit soup kitchen 'to witness issues first-hand'

Homeless Project Scotland co-founder used the receipt of a national award to call on the First Minister to visit the soup kitchen the charity runs three nights per week under the Hielanman's Umbrella.

Glasgow Live

Drumchapel man who dumped 51 tonnes of rubbish at waste ground jailed

A FLY-TIPPING workman from Drumchapel has been jailed after he dropped more than 51 tonnes of rubbish at a waste ground.

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Glasgow's River Clyde clean up boom will reduce plastic and litter

The new environmental scheme, announced on world ocean's day, will see a steel boom suspended across part of the Clyde to catch debris as it flows towards the sea.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow parents fuming over 'mingin', wrecked and disgraceful' playpark

They will take part in a protest with crowds expected to gather at Queen's Park in the south side at 12pm on Saturday to demand answers from the council over the condition of the north play area.

Glasgow Live

Massive litter catcher to be installed on River Clyde to curb plastic waste

A STEEL boom is set to be built on the River Clyde – with the device designed to catch litter as it flows out towards the sea.

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Glasgow Greggs Outlet set for Saltmarket as plans lodged for discount bakery in city

Customers can purchase day-old Greggs bakes for a reduced price as well as the likes of misshapen and broken biscuits for cheaper than you'd find in regular city Greggs stores.

Glasgow Live

Rangers store Glasgow city centre could be replaced by new 'quality' restaurant

The St Enoch Square store could be given a new lease of life under the proposals, which aim to 'deliver a quality eating experience in and in the process energise this part of the city centre'.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow sniffer dog tracks down 9,000 'knock-off' cigarettes in city crackdown

Staff and management at four shops facing criminal investigation after being rumbled by specialist sniffer dog Boo. The specially trained pup uncovered out a massive haul of illegal tobacco in multiple raids across the city.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's rat problem made worse by cuts to bin collections, staff claim

Cleansing workers have been taking video of rats scurrying around bins to raise awareness of the problem, and have called for national strike action to back their push for better pay and conditions.

Glasgow Live

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Spending public cash on Jubilee 'sickeningly offensive', say Glasgow councillors

GLASGOW councillors have said spending public money on any platinum jubilee celebrations in the city would be “sickeningly offensive” and…

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Ian Rankin and top police officer among honours from Queen's Jubilee list

SCOTLAND’S top police officer and the writer best known for the fictional detective John Rebus have both been knighted.

Insider UK

Scottish business leaders recognised in Queen’s Jubilee Honours

Authors, academics, sports stars, NHS workers and local politicians also received honours

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Top Scots cop Iain Livingstone knighted by Queen in Birthday Honours

Chief Constable Iain Livingstone and author Ian Rankin are among the Scots to be recognised for their services and achievements.

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Glasgow councillors claim spending money on Queen's Jubilee 'sickeningly offensive'

While other cities are gearing up for big celebrations Glasgow has very little planned - and while some say that is correct in a cost of living crisis, at least one councillor branded it "mean spirited."

Glasgow Live

Campaigners threaten to 'stop' Shawlands Arcade development over lack of social housing

Living Rent Glasgow members have accused developers behind the regeneration of the Shawlands Arcade of putting profit over the needs of locals and fear that the working-class will be driven out of the area.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow child poverty rose during the pandemic, research shows

A charity founder warned parents are working 40 hour weeks with nothing to show for it

Glasgow Live

Video of rats scurrying from Glasgow bins being emptied sparks GMB call for action

A video taken by cleansing staff to raise awareness of concerns over the city's growing rat population saw several scurrying away from a bin.

The National (Scotland)

Funding boost for flood prevention and regeneration at local park

A project to rejuvenate a Glasgow park and reduce flood risks in the area has received £115,000 of Scottish Government funding.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow City Council slammed for 'failure' to deal with vet clinic's dispute with neighbouring garage

Dr Lesley Herd opened a vet surgery in Kinning Park back in 2004 and has faced issues with a car repair business next door in the years since. A row with the council has been ongoing for a decade.

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Glasgow locals urged to give car 'a day off' as school pupils launch Clean Air Day

Charity Environmental Protection Scotland is asking people to cycle, walk or scoot and to give the car a day off on Clean Air Day Scotland, which takes place on June 16.

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