The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow

The latest pancake house branch is set to create 10 jobs

In the 1970s, an American visitor fell in love with a soon-to-vanish Glasgow pub and decided to purchase the entire interior. Now, almost 50 years on, the near-forgotten boozer has been given a new lease of life in California.

Outdoor areas at the pub have been operating under occasional licences since the covid pandemic and now the arrangement has been made permanent.

Claremont Bowling Club has been bulldozed this afternoon, three months after an inferno ripped through the building. Dramatic footage shows the moment it collapsed to the ground.

If you want to head out into Glasgow this week and see a last minute gig - or perhaps you've been waiting for tickets - now is your chance with the singer set to perform on Wednesday.

Greene King is looking for someone to come and run the iconic bar on the corner of Pollokshaws Road and Minard Road for them, describing it as a 'great opportunity in a prime location'.

Neighbours have repeatedly complained to the council about noise and the owners of the venue have decided to invest in a bid to solve the issue.

Mikaku, on Queen Street, in the city centre, is not only impressing diners with its Japanese Izakaya style but also parents with its soft play area where kids can have fun while mums and dads eat.

If approved the plans could see 10 wind turbines erected on the site, with these standing at up to 250 metres in height - almost double the height of the Glasgow Tower, Scotland’s tallest building, which stands at 127m.

The boss in Asia is setting big goals that those in Glasgow will want to be part of.

The reality show will see contestants from across the country look for the one while trying to figure out if love is really blind. So, if you are looking for the real deal why not give it a go?