The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow

It's been almost 100 years since the St Enoch Church was torn down - a building carrying the name of one of the founding saints of Glasgow.

Speaking from her home in Lviv, English teacher and shop owner Natalia Hevak shares hopes to bring her three children to the “beautiful” city where she studied 20 years ago.

NQ64, 'straight out a futuristic movie set' to Merchant Square, will open this Friday and will feature your favourite childhood games consoles, pinball machines and dance mats.

From the team behind Michelin-starred Cail Bruich and the brilliant Bar Brett comes Shucks, opening up in Hyndland serving up delicious-sounding seafood later this month.

The court of appeal reduced a 32 month sentence handed down to Glasgow man Alexander Bill who set himself on fire when he torched a Lanarkshire beauty salon causing £18,000 worth of damage.

Some locals had raised concerns about the project

Pavel Ryazancev flew to Latvia before driving almost 2,500 miles in 31 hours to collect the stricken pair from their war-torn country on March 3.

Unison said they will not go away until the council "meets its obligations to women in this city.”

Catch in Glasgow's west end was recently named in the top 10 best fish and chip restaurants for the UK by Fry Magazine.

A Glasgow mum has said the 'new way of working' has allowed her to have more time with her daughter after research from Advice Direct Scotland found a four day working week to be a success

The old Haghill School building partially collapsed last year and now it is being demolished to make way for 49 homes, with a proposed sale of the Marwick Street site to a housing association set to be agreed.