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Owner of Glasgow institution The Baby Grand reflects on sad closure and 'the end of an era'
After more than four decades, the piano bar will open for the final time on January 30 before the venue is demolished as part of a £250 million revamp of Charing Cross.
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McGills Glasgow bus ticket price hike ahead as costs 'continue to rise'
Glasgow bus firm McGill's has announced that fares on its buses will rise by at least 10p as rising costs due to inflation the primary reason for the price hike.
Glasgow dad, 40, given 'months to live' focuses on making memories with his young family
Stewart has been told he is a very rare case for someone so young and otherwise fit and healthy, and he and partner Alannah, 27, now face explaining his illness to three-year-old daughter Darcie.
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Boyzone No Matter What documentary release date and how to watch
Boyzone: No Matter What will see the bandmates come together to tell the story of the band's meteoric rise to fame and the devastating loss of Stephen Gately
Former Glasgow east end police HQ to be transformed into residential flats
The dilapidated B-listed building, is to be turned into a stylish apartment block over four storeys and feature a communal garden.
Glasgow drug consumption room attended by more than 100 in 'encouraging' first week
Service users were provided with wound care, clean injecting equipment and naloxone as required, and there were no medical emergencies resulting from drug use within the facility.
Glasgow residents can share views on 'exciting' riverside park plans
Two sessions will be held to gather people's views on plans to revamp the city's waterfront before a planning application is submitted.
Bodies of man and six-year-old girl found in West Calder home
Emergency services taped off the scene in Harburn Drive, West Calder on Monday afternoon as fire crews were forced to break down the door of a property.
Hunting dog abandoned after losing sight found with broken toe and ligature mark around neck
Animal rights advocates will be taking part in a demonstration at Glasgow Green to raise awareness of the pain and suffering dogs like Abby face.
HMRC issues 'cash in' alert for countless young adults with surprise savings
HMRC has issued a warning to parents, guardians and people up to the age of 23 who may have thousands stashed in accounts they don't know about
Storm Éowyn to batter Glasgow with strong winds as disruption expected this weekend
A yellow weather warning is in place from 12am on Friday, January 24 until 3pm on Saturday, January 25, with Glasgow city and its surrounding areas affected.
Mum shocked by holiday photo finds way to lose 91lbs in 10 months
Emily, 31, says she's not done yet and plans to lose another stone
Exact parts of Scotland facing 11-inch snow this week including South Lanarkshire
An Atlantic jet stream is set to bring "the strongest winds of winter" later this week, with weather warnings being put in place for Scotland's west coast.
Glasgow police concerned for wellbeing of missing man who was last in contact over 48 hours ago
UPDATE: William Stout, 63, who was reported missing from the Kings Park area of Glasgow has been traced safe and well.
Tesco, Aldi, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Lidl shoppers urged to buy two loaves of bread
Switching your bread can save £78 a year, personal finance experts have explained this week.
Glasgow city centre in 'terminal decline' as two huge fashion retailers close
Size? formally shut up their Royal Exchange Square shop on Saturday, January 18. Now, Blacks on Argyle Street is also set to close with a massive sale currently on.
The predicted top 10 baby names of 2025 with 'old-fashioned' trends taking over
Trends that were once popular are dropping out of favour with more 'old-fashioned' names taking over. If you're expecting anytime soon, take a look here for some inspiration.
Young Scottish woman 'ignored' by doctors over two tumours desperate for £7.5k private surgery
Jemma Bruce believes if her concerns had been taken seriously she would not have suffered for so long - adding the pain was so severe it left her housebound and forced her to drop out of college.
WASPI women urged to claim £4,200 annual boost as new Pensions Minister highlights benefits
Pensions Minister Torsten Bell has urged all low-income pensioners and 1950s-born women to check if they are eligible for an annual income boost worth £4,200, on average
Glasgow refugee charity broken into as brazen thugs caught nicking three TVs
The moment a trio gained entry into Refuweegee's new office in the city centre, and brazenly walked out with the TVs, was caught on CCTV footage which the charity has shared on social media.