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Chancers caught on doorbell camera trying to break into Glasgow flat

Footage obtained by Glasgow Live shows two men clad in black trying to take the lock off a flat in Yoker on Saturday, before they were scared away by the residents on the doorbell cam.

Glasgow Live

Charities share more than £1m to support Ukrainians fleeing war

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon visited the Scottish Refugee Council in Glasgow on Wednesday to learn about its work.

The Independent UK

Glasgow delivery driver drove to Ukraine border to save friend's wife and baby

A delivery driver from Glasgow travelled to the Ukraine border — driving almost 2,500 miles — in order to save his friend's wife and baby from the war-torn country

Glasgow Live

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Paolo Nutini announces comeback tour after Glasgow TRNSMT gig

The Scots singer will be touring around Italy this summer.

Daily Record

Priorities for ‘good growth’ in Scotland shift after pandemic

Global city index sees shifting fortunes for Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen during 2021

Insider UK

Scotland's biggest craft beer festival to be held in SWG3 this summer

The Glasgow Craft Beer Festival, formerly the Edinburgh Craft Beer Festival, will celebrate great beer, food and music in Glasgow's SWG3 this summer - with not only beer, but music and food on the go too.

Glasgow Live

The Voids by Ryan O’Connor review – Irn-Bru and benders

This luminous debut novel, set in a squalid, hyper-hedonistic Glasgow, is a wild and gratifying literary ride

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Iconic Glasgow restaurant vows to train and employ any refugee who seeks a job

Shish Mahal on Park Road made the announcement on their Facebook page on Monday.

Daily Record

Glasgow man stabbed by blood-filled needle dumped in bin aboard Scotrail train

Anthony Kidd fears he may have caught an infection from the discarded needle which he was stabbed with while binning paper towels on a train between Glasgow Central and Paisley Canal.

Glasgow Live

Man stabbed by blood-filled needle on ScotRail train while binning paper towels

Anthony, from Glasgow, now has to wait four to six weeks for a blood test to check if the needle passed on an infection.

Daily Record

Glasgow woman scammed out of £130 after driving 200 miles for fake 'kittens'

Rosie Patricia Northend, from Darlington, even gave the victim regular updates on the felines' progress after she saw them advertised online.

Glasgow Live

Robbie Coltrane's MUA offers to do Glaswegians prom makeup for free

Generous Glasgow make up artist Lisa is determined to spread some cheer (and a whole lot of sparkle) with her kind offer to help girls get ready for their prom free of charge.

Glasgow Live

New Glasgow nature reserves to be created at sites across city

A plan to create more than 20 new nature reserves at sites across the city has been approved, with officials now set to work with the local communities involved to draw up designs.

Glasgow Live

First picture of Glasgow pensioner who died in fatal road crash

George Jarvis was struck by a Ford Fiesta on the A77 Kilmarnock Road, close to its junction with Holmbank Avenue, on Friday March 4 at around 11.30pm.

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Classic Celtic and Rangers football shirts on sale as pop-up shop returns to Glasgow

Hundreds of legendary football kits are up for grabs at The Trongate over the next few days. The pop-up shop proved hugely popular when it first arrived in the city in February 2020.

Edinburgh Live

Ka Pao Edinburgh: What's on the menu and how much does it cost?

Ka Pao will open its doors on Monday, with locals licking their lips at the prospect of south east Asian-inspired cuisine which has been so popular since first being served up in Glasgow at the start of 2020.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow free bus pass scheme 'too complicated' as figures reveal 'abysmal' take-up

Only about 7.6 per cent of under 22s in Glasgow have managed to get their hands on the free bus passes so far

Glasgow Live

The historic Glasgow church that was demolished for a bus terminal

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.

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Glasgow Live

Desperate Glasgow home appeal for young Ukrainian family seeking refuge

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.

Glasgow Live

NQ64 arcade game bar Glasgow: First look inside ahead of opening

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.

Glasgow Live

Shucks Glasgow: opening date and menu confirmed for city's latest seafood restaurant

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.

Glasgow Live

Human fireball who torched beauty salon made 'terrible error of judgement'

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.

Daily Record

New trees for Glasgow greenspace are vandalised days after being planted

Some locals had raised concerns about the project

Daily Record

Glasgow delivery driver risked life to rescue friend's wife and baby from Ukraine

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.

Daily Record

Glasgow faces strike chaos as council workers vote to down tools

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

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