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Around 130,000 Scots will spend Christmas Day on their own
A survey by the Salvation Army has found that tens of thousands of Scots will be forced to spend December 25 alone this year.
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Outlander fans 'not ready' as official Instagram shares 'emotional' season 8 photos
Outlander's official Instagram page has shared a new look at the set of season eight, as the final series of the hit Starz drama prepares for its March premiere
Glasgow ScotRail festive timetable over Christmas and New Year as services shut
Scotrail will be operating on different hours than usual over Christmas and New Years. This guide will tell you when trains will be running
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Heartbroken family of Celtic fan missing in Lanzarote for nearly three years share agony
Gary Shearer's family, desperate for answers, have visited Lanzarote on multiple occasions to conduct their own searches.
Christmas causes you can support in Glasgow including Celtic charity appeal
From being a secret Santa, to helping fund Christmas dinners for the city's homeless, there are many ways you can help those in need this festive season.
Clean fallen Christmas tree needles with 65p trick that won't harm vacuum
Christmas trees can drop needles as they begin to wilt and die. But you know you should never use a vacuum to clean them up as and one 65p item could work better
Clydesdale horses to return to Pollok Country Park as £14m works to start in 2026
The "Living" Heritage Centre and community and visitor attraction will be based around Clydesdale Horses and the development of traditional power generation into modern renewable technologies.
Liverpool parade crash driver ‘bit off and chewed' Glasgow student's ear
Stuart Lucas told how he he stepped in to stop Paul Doyle from assaulting younger Royal Navy Reserve sailors at a service station on the M6.
TGI Friday calls in administrators again as four Glasgow branches at risk
Liberty Bar and Restaurant Group, the firm behind TGI Fridays' UK operations, filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators on December 19
Woman, 74, dies ten days after horror crash on Glasgow street
Emergency services were called to Pollokshaws Road at around 7.45pm on Friday, December 11, following reports of a crash involving a Triumph Bonneville motorbike and a female pedestrian at the junction with Queen Square.
Ayrshire pupil gets out of hospital in time to play the angel in school nativity
A school boy was given the chance to play an angel in his P1 Nativity after needing surgery due to complications with a head wound.
Glasgow shop firebombed days after men jailed over machete murder bid on owner
This come days after two of store owner Mohammed Arif's attackers were jailed over a machete murder bid.
Lanarkshire cops release CCTV image of man after incident within property
Officers say the incident happened within the premises on Hamilton Road at around 11.55pm on Saturday, August 2.
The Glasgow nail technician bringing Christmas to life with her magical art work
Julianne Jamieson trained as a nail technician and created her own business, but what was supposed to be a "wee side hustle" turned into a full-time gig.
NHS warns Glaswegians that their Christmas dinner could see them end up in A&E
Burn injuries from spilt gravy are just one of many unexpected reasons that people get sent to A&E on Christmas.
Teen charged after man 'punched onto tracks' at Partick Train station
Officers are now asking for the victim and witnesses to come forward and assist in their investigation.
Police probe launched after Peter Lawwell and son receive vile death threats
Police say enquiries into the abusive and threatening communications are ongoing. It comes after Lawwell announced last week he will step down as Celtic non-executive chairman due to "intolerable abuse and threats".
Historic Glasgow venue hosts magical Christmas concert by candlelight
The intimate evening on Saturday, December 20, saw local performers The Quartet Scotland take to the stage, impressing the audience with harmonious acoustic renditions of festive movie classics.
Increase in domestic abuse convictions in Scotland hopes to give victims 'confidence'
There has been a 19 per cent increase in domestic abuse convictions, the largest increase since the legislation was enacted in 2019.
Martin Lewis shares alert over Christmas gift return rules - don't get 'caught out'
If you are thinking of changing your mind on a gift, read the rules first