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Glasgow restaurant donating Valentine's Day lunch earnings to Turkey earthquake appeal

Sannio Italian Restaurant and Bar is playing their part as they pledge to donate one hundred per cent of today's lunch time bookings towards their Turkey earthquake appeal.

Glasgow Live

Candlelit vigils planned in Glasgow, Edinburgh and across UK for Brianna Ghey

Brianna Ghey, 16, was fatally stabbed in Linear Park, Culcheth, before being found wounded by members of the public at around 3.13pm on Saturday.

The National (Scotland)

Batgirl moans about miserable Glasgow weather after movie axed

Leslie Grace, who played the lead role in the doomed Batgirl film, said that the production encountered "obstacles", including Glasgow's weather, saying it "never stops raining".

Glasgow Live

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Pretty Woman: The Musical heading to Glasgow for its Scottish Premiere

The hit theatre show is coming to Scotland for the first time and is set to appear at the Theatre Royal on Saturday, November 25 following its current run in London.

Glasgow Live

Scottish player on The Chase racks up £8k before losing out on tricky question

Alan from North Ayrshire took to the spotlight in last night's episode (February 13) and it seems he impressed not only Bradley, but Darragh 'The Menace' Ennis too after a 'grand' performance.

Glasgow Live

Passenger sexually assaulted on Glasgow train by stranger sitting next to her

Police have launched an investigation into the incident on the Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh service and have appealed to passengers who may have witnessed the incident to get in touch.

Glasgow Live

Star of scrapped Batgirl movie says Glasgow weather caused 'obstacle' for film crews

The star of DC film Batgirl says hearing the news that Warner Bros had decided to scrap the film was like “deflating a balloon".

The National (Scotland)

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95-year-old Glasgow artist's last wish for people to see his work 'before he dies'

Thomas McGoran's stunning artwork will be displayed at a unit within the centre from February 6 to February 26 and people are being encouraged to make time to visit.

Glasgow Live

Anti-racism campaigners to rally in Glasgow as far-right attacks on refugees heighten

Stand Up to Racism will gather outside George Square at around 11am on Saturday, March 18, as they fight against bigotry. The group say there's been a rise in racist attacks by the far-right.

Glasgow Live

Funding cut to vital Glasgow homelessness service would be a disaster for vulnerable people

Record View says a preventable rise in rough sleeping would be a disgrace.

Daily Record

S Club 7 announce reunion with Glasgow date added at OVO Hydro

The group collected four UK number one singles with ‘Bring It All Back’, ‘Never Had a Dream Come True’, ‘Don’t Stop Movin’, and ‘Have You Ever’, as well as the UK number one album ‘7’.

Glasgow Live

S Club 7 confirm Glasgow date as part of 25-year UK and Ireland reunion tour

Tickets go on sale on Friday February 17.

Daily Record

Glasgow councillors make last-minute pleas for more money before budget meeting

The council is facing a budget gap of around £100m, including health and social care services, and the city's Green group wants an emergency summit on Wednesday.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Homeless Project launching food truck to help people across the city

The group already provide food for hundreds in the city centre, and now hope to take hot meals out to those who can't make it to their soup kitchen.

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Glasgow church which houses bones of St Valentine popular for romantic proposals

The bones of the saint's forearm were “rediscovered” in 1999, having been kept in a cardboard box for six years. It's common for men to propose to their girlfriend's in the church.

Manchester Evening News

Sugo Pasta Kitchen forced to change its name following row with Glasgow restaurant

"Our home is in the kitchen, not the boardroom," said owners

Glasgow Live

Raising garden waste collection cost £20 'unfair' on East Renfrewshire residents

Conservative councillors believe a £20 increase agreed by the council's cabinet would be an 'unfair burden' on residents.

The National (Scotland)

Unionists launch billboard campaign demanding Nicola Sturgeon's resignation

The Majority raised over £5700 from 152 donations to run a SECOND campaign in an attempt to oust the FM

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We tried Glasgow's 'first cocktail dispensary' at the Alchemist for a taste of the future

Could this be the future of drinking? The innovative tech allows guests to try out three Naked Malt cocktails produced direct from the dispensary and Glasgow Live popped along to try it out.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's legendary Mexican El Jefe to open new site in south side

The new Tequila Taqueria is taking over the former site of BRGR in Giffnock, with the Mexican food specialists already offering delivery and takeaway in the area.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow neighbour writes very cheeky note in hopes of getting rid of unwanted furniture

A passer-by spotted the funny attempt to avoid taking the chest of drawers to dump and snapped a picture of it before posting the cheeky note left behind on social media

Glasgow Live

Glasgow fire crews pay tribute to Barry Martin who died following Jenners blaze

Firefighters in Glasgow joined their colleagues from around the UK in a minute silence to pay tribute to Barry Martin, 38, who died in the line of duty on January 27

Daily Record

5 forgotten Celtic misfits that could follow Vasilis Barkas back to Parkhead as Ange loanee headache edges closer

The club has a number of players out on loan that fans may not be happy to see back in Glasgow's east end.

Glasgow Live

TRNSMT organiser warns ban on booze ads in Scotland would destroy festival industry

DF Concerts, organisers of TRNSMT, said T in the Park and outdoor festivals it inspired would not have happened without alcohol advertising amid government plans to "reduce the appeal" of alcohol to young people.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Kelvin College announce plans to close west end campus in bid to 'cut costs'

The college is considering closing down the west end campus in order to cut costs, consolidating its teaching into the three remaining campuses in the north east of the city.

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