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University under fire over use of 'aggressive anti-union tactics' during strikes
Glasgow Caledonian University has engaged an employment agency to 'source potential candidates for casual work' during strikes.
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Glasgow Caledonian University has engaged an employment agency to 'source potential candidates for casual work' during strikes.
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Scotland’s universities face a funding crisis, but EIS argues compulsory redundancies threaten teaching quality, student support and the future of higher education
Police said the driver was assessed by paramedics and treated at the scene of the incident, which happened at about 15:45 on Hyndland Road. Police have urged the public to avoid Hyndland Road in Glasgow. Covered by 5 outlets: 1 lean...
Glasgow's Hyndland Road has been closed for a second night following a police incident, just a day after seven people were hospitalised in a crash.
Four children were among those injured after a car collided with a number of pedestrians in Glasgow.
Hyndland Road is closed and taped off after 'several people' were injured
Police Scotland said Hyndland Road has been closed following a crash involving a car and a number of pedestrians at 3.45pm on Tuesday.
The Royal Hospital for Children is to use the Versius Plus surgical robot for paediatric surgery.
Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children becomes the world’s first to own a Versius Plus robot for paediatric surgery, backed by a record £1.5m charity donation.
A report says Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games generated £233m for Scotland, including £158.6m in Glasgow, with one million spectators and 510m global viewers
A fireworks display takes place on the River Clyde during the Closing Ceremony on day ten of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, on Aug. 2, 2026. (James Fearn/Getty Images)
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Exclusive figures reveal Glasgow child protection investigations repeatedly exceeded the council’s 28-day target, with hundreds taking more than six months to complete. The figures come amid scrutiny following the case of Family C, four...
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The Glasgow School of Art Choir will give the world premiere of Stars, a new work by composer Kim Porter, at its Christmas concert in Glasgow on December 5.
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A mum sleeping in a living room while her two teenagers share the only bedroom in their social home is an example of the “massive problem” of overcrowding in Glasgow.
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The return of an official large fireworks display at Glasgow Green is being seriously considered according to the leader of Glasgow City Council.
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Glasgow Clyde College wins two Qualifications Scotland Excellence Awards for inclusion and support for asylum-seeking learners, while Castlebay School also wins.
Glasgow’s Citizens Theatre wins Great British Theatre 2026 and Great Renovation Award after reopening in August 2025 following a seven-year refurbishment.
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Glasgow’s ambitious housing plans could bring thousands of new homes across the city
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A long-awaited lifeline for one of Glasgow’s finest buildings
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Glasgow's Subway will not operate on two Sundays this month as operator SPT undertakes the next phase of testing for its new signalling, communications and operational systems.
Glasgow councillors approve 49 new flats at Pacific Quay, Govan, featuring a rooftop garden, solar panels, shops and cycle spaces on a derelict site
Glasgow Prestwick Airport is in talks to establish a new cargo route with Nanjing Lukou International Airport in China next year as it continues to expand its direct connections with East Asia.
Passengers travelling to and from Glasgow Airport are being warned to allow extra time for their journeys due to extended weekend closures on the M8 motorway.
A 19-year-old man was taken to hospital after a serious assault on Gordon Street, Glasgow, on November 1. Police Scotland enquiries continue.
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Core. has been, in less-than-hushed tones, the best way to experience Glasgow's heavy, abrasive, off-kilter music since its first weekend in 2023.
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Glasgow’s rat problem shows “encouraging signs” of easing as fewer reports of rodents have been made according to a senior councillor.
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The new showroom aims to 'feel more like home than a shop'
More than 119,000 people have used the scheme since its launch in November 2025, travelling a combined 6.3 million kilometres
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Discover Glasgow’s newest restaurants and bars, from Rudy’s Pizza and The Ivy Asia to whisky bars, neighbourhood dining and Detroit-style pizza.
An abandoned Glasgow site, which has been lying empty since the Garden Festival, could be transformed into flats.
Luna was missing for around three weeks.
Luna’s unexpected 280-mile journey ended with a very happy reunion
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Kenneth Campbell, 55, and Neil Naismith, 61, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court after detectives received 52 reports of fraudulent will and power of attorney services linked to a Glasgow company between 2019 and 2024.
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Two vacant Glasgow commercial units on Harley Street have become a one-bedroom social rent home, with Govan Housing Group tackling the housing emergency.
Consultants at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital say conditions for emergency patients there are deteriorating.
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Network rail engineers are at the scene
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Major M8 closures begin in Glasgow over two weekends, with drivers warned of delays. Here are the closure times, affected junctions and diversion routes.