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SNP say Scots youths have 'saved hundreds' on bus travel compared to those in England
The Scottish Government introduced free bus travel for under-21s as part of the coalition deal with the Scottish Greens, with the policy eventually extended to include all under-22s
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Police Scotland inundated by up to 700 mental health related calls every day
New figures show that cops attended 122,735 incidents between April and September last year - an average of 670 every 24 hours.
Glasgow heart transplant patient ‘energised’ by 110km Sahara trek
Fraser Wilson has genetic cardiomyopathy and underwent the transplant in March 2023 when his health deteriorated as a result of the condition.
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Plans lodged to convert vacant Glasgow building into 81 studio student flats
CHL (Glasgow) Ltd is seeking permission to convert the vacant Sycamore House on Bath Street into 81 student studio flats.
Glasgow homelessness crisis fears spark call for extraordinary meeting
The city's Green group wants all parties to unite to 'demand a special deal' ahead of the council's annual budget meeting - but it doesn't look likely to happen.
Student survivors of gender-based violence feel 'dismissed' by Glasgow University’s handling of complaints
Hannah* and Sarah* made complaints with Glasgow University after suffering domestic abuse at the hands of former partners who studied at the institution, and had similar negative experiences.
Doggy daycare worker shares 8 breeds she'd never own, including one of the most popular types
A doggy daycare worker has shared her honest opinions on eight breeds she would never want to own based on her experience - and some popular family favourites might surprise you
New book 'breaks silence' on the lost Lanarkshire men whose families never forgot
The book holds a special place for Hugh, who was urged by his wife to finish before her tragic passing.
Glasgow Lives: Scott, 38, Paisley, Festival Director and Entrepreneur
"Paisley Alive Festival is more than just an event. It’s about giving back to the community while creating something special that brings people together through music, movement, and shared experiences."
Two men rushed to hospital after 'disturbance' on Greenock street
The public is urged to stay away from the area as police carry out investigations into the incident.
Clydebank cops launch probe after car set ablaze on residential street
Emergency services were called to Robert Burns Avenue at around 9.50pm on Friday, January 30, following reports of a blue Citroen C4 Picasso up in flames.
The freak 1994 flood that submerged Glasgow Central Low Level
They were the worst floods to hit Glasgow in living memory, resulting in the tragic deaths of three people and causing untold disruption and misery across much of west central Scotland.
Former Glasgow NHS chief 'insulting families' after defending super-hospital opening
Former chairman of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) Andrew Roberston, claimed governance of the QEUH had been "pretty good" during a recent interview.
Glasgow Kingston Bridge closed as emergency services rush to overturned van
Drivers heading westbound on the M8 have been warned of delays and are encouraged to take an alternative route.
Section of Glasgow's Kingston Bridge closed as emergency services attend crash
In a recent update, Police Scotland warned there is "no access" to the bridge, with road users asked to "avoid the area".
'Renowned' Lanarkshire private school to close after charity watchdog launches probe
The 'renowned' school - which charges parents up to £20,000 a year - is being investigated by the The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) over concerns relating to the “financial situation and governance of the charity”.
Scots dating app rapist targeted 10 more women after being freed from prison
A Sunday Mail investigation has revealed that officials missed the chance to stop the sick 32-year-old in 2023 when he appeared in court and was remanded in custody - only to be set free a few days later.
Nationwide update as April 2026 change date for customers approaches
Virgin Money will be transferred to Nationwide by April 2, 2026, subject to court approval, affecting millions of customers
Did you use MSN Messenger? Your chat records still exist, and you can get them
MSN Messenger was one of the most popular messaging services from the late 1990s through to the early 2000s, enabling users to chat with friends after school without spending a penny.
Man struck by car on Glasgow's M74 as police call for witnesses
The incident - involving a 36-year-old man and a black Volkswagon ID5 car - happened between junction 1 and junction 1A for Tradeston.