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Glasgow's planning review committee will consider Queensberry Properties' appeal at a meeting next week. More than 750 objections were submitted to the initial application.

Glasgow SE Foodbank provides emergency food and toiletry supplies to people in need and said the cost of living crisis will see the number of people forced to use their service soar.

The new owners announced the pub had taken its first delivery in over two years the other day as it gets set to reopen. The Griffin served its first drink way back in 1903.

The 21-year-old was taken to Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital on Thursday after a jet ski collided with a speedboat.

We really do live in the best city in the world for a good curry ... these two restaurants will be battling it out in the competition of Scotland's best curries - with the winner announced next month!

A Glasgow charity has launched an urgent appeal to help the victims of the mass floods in Pakistan. Millions have been displaced after the country had more than four times the average rainfall of the last 30-years.

Staff are at the other end of the phone to help with a wide range of problems as the council looks at ways to tackle the cost of living crisis.

After closing for extensive renovations in 2016, the Burrell museum, home to one of the greatest personal art collections ever bequeathed to the public, reopened in March 2022. Now, as its first major exhibition opens, it’s hard to avoid the fact that in those six years the political and cultural…

Strikes are set to continue as latest pay offer for COSLA was rejected by waste worker unions

It's been more than 12 years since Glasgow waved farewell to Woolworths, but the legendary retailer left an indelible impression on city shoppers that won't quickly be forgotten.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has urged those with older family members to check if they can claim for a new Pension Credit income boost worth £3,300.