glasgow / English

add

Research aims to tackle the number of children breathing in second-hand smoke at home.

Bessie MacNicol was a brilliantly talented artist but, as a woman, she had to go to Paris to paint nudes. Now, after a sensational acquisition, this leading light of the Glasgow Girls is finally getting her day in the sun

HORROR images show a TRNSMT reveller in hospital after his head was stamped on in a brutal attack at the festival.

The ill-fated Willy Wonka children’s event that took place in Glasgow earlier this year is to be turned into an Edinburgh Fringe show – and two of the original actors from the 1971 film will be there.

ICTS central search members based at the Paisley-based travel hub have overwhelmingly accepted an improved pay offer.

The Scotia Bar in Glasgow is an institution, serving up cold pints and hot food to everyone from sailors to celebrities going back all the way to the 18th century.

Julie Dawn Cole and Paris Themmen played the original Veruca Salt and Mike Teavee in Mel Stuart's 1971 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory which starred Gene Wilder.

Louise Reilly parked outside Marks and Spencer at Braehead Shopping Centre, placing her blue badge on her dashboard before she popped into the shop.

A MAJOR Scots city had handed out TWICE as many LEZ fines as Glasgow in its first month.

Film crews took over a popular Glasgow pub to shoot the new season of a hit BBC crime drama.

A recent report by EY has highlighted concerns that the 'visible deterioration' of city centres in Scotland could jeopardise its status as the top destination for inward investment in the UK

THE Snuts have announced their “biggest show to date” after wowing festival crowds at this year’s TRNSMT.

Lee Paton was placed on a ventilator as medics scrambled to save him after he was knocked unconscious during a "vicious assault by two men who stamped on his head".

DOZENS of revellers were arrested across Glasgow’s three-day TRNSMT music festival.

Yobs tossed bricks at the vehicle in the early hours of Sunday morning, causing windows to smash and leaving huge dents in the car.

Cops confirmed that 21 people were arrested within the festival boundaries between Friday and Sunday, with a further 19 arrested in connection with TRNSMT but outside Glasgow Green.

The acts on stage may be important, but it’s the audience that make TRNSMT different from other music festivals.

A POPULAR restaurant near Glasgow has announced its sudden closure within days – leaving regulars gutted.

EXCLUSIVE: The figures also show £27m has been handed to private hotels and bed and breakfasts in 2023/24 to house the homeless.

The band played songs from their most recent album 'L.A. Times'