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Glasgow rapper and Rangers fan dies months after shock cancer diagnosis as club pays tribute

Tyler Green was part of the rap duo Triple01s and sadly passed away this morning after he revealed earlier this month he only had months to live after a shock cancer diagnosis.

Glasgow Live

Body discovered in Glasgow park as police close M80 lane causing heavy traffic

Police were called to Molendinar Park on Saturday morning after the body of a man was discovered. Their investigations have led to a lane closure on the M80 which is causing tailbacks.

Glasgow Live

Joan Eardley painting of Glasgow street children sells for record price at auction

A famous painting of Glasgow's street children in a largely demolished neighbourhood of old Townhead by Joan Eardley has sold for a record price in a 'triumph' for Scottish women artists.

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Glasgow dads to be given 'hands-on experience' of looking after newborn at charity workshop

Dads Rock have been helping hundreds of fathers across the central belt and their next ante-natal class takes place in Maryhill this Monday where dads will roll up their sleeves

Glasgow Live

Rangers starting team news vs Bayer Leverkusen as Michael Beale Ibrox era begins

Steven Gerrard's former No2 marks his debut in the hot seat this afternoon as Bundesliga outfit Bayer Leverkusen make the trip to Glasgow in the final warm-up ahead of the Premiership resumption.

Glasgow Live

Things you'll remember if you used the internet in the 1990s

If you were among the first generation to get online you'll recall the novelty - and the slowness - of the "information superhighway" back in the 1990s. We take a look back at the things we remember from the early days of the internet.

Glasgow Live

SNP councillor on BBC’s 100 inspiring and influential women list experiences racism

Roza Salih has been recognised for tirelessly campaigning to improve the lives of refugees and asylum seekers in Glasgow, but she still gets asked “Where are you actually from?”.

Glasgow Live

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Edinburgh ScotRail passengers told to 'expect cancellations' after fault on line

Scotrail have warned passengers travelling between Edinburgh and Glasgow of delays due to a points failure at Newbridge Junction, though its unclear how long the issues will last for.

Edinburgh Live

Glasgow charity hosting Friendship Mural Walk to bring women together

A meet up for women is being held this weekend by the Glasgow branch of the Scottish Women's Institute, for a pre-Christmas social walk around some of Glasgow’s magnificent murals.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow secondary school teachers announce further strike action over pay dispute

A further day of strike action has been announced for early next year with union leaders insisting the move sends a "clear message that the teacher unions are not for turning" in their dispute over pay.

Glasgow Live

Ridvan Yilmaz 'loves' Rangers as agent fires clear message over transfer speculation

Giovanni van Bronckhorst splashed out a £5million fee to land the left-back in the summer but the full-back has made a slower start to life in Glasgow as many supporters expected

Glasgow Live

Police 'concerned' for woman last seen in Glasgow city centre a week ago

Officers are 'concerned for the welfare' of Lisa Simpson, aged 40, who was last spotted in Glasgow's city centre on December 2. She has links to Dundee and Glasgow.

Glasgow Live

Frantic search for missing Scots woman last seen in Glasgow city centre

Lisa Simpson, 40, has links to both Dundee and Glasgow and distinguishable tattoos.

Daily Record

Glasgow councillor calls for congestion charge in city to address funding shortfall

Councillors passed a motion which called for a fairer funding settlement for local government as the council faces a £119m budget gap.

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Schoolboy left deaf after being run over wows crowds on Central Station piano

Joshua Faulks was left deaf in one ear after being run over by a car on his way home from nursery. A decade later, he has taught himself how to play the piano and now hopes to make a career out of it.

Glasgow Live

One Direction star Louis Tomlinson meets fans in Glasgow as crowd bursts into song

Fans were singing and dancing outside the HMV store on Argyle Street as they waited to meet the pop star who was signing copies of his new album ‘Faith In The Future’.

Glasgow Live

The Snuts and Carl Cox first acts announced for Galvanizers Yard summer shows

Next summer is shaping up to be another big one at the Galvanizers Yard at SWG3 with three acts already announced to headline the Finnieston outdoor venue.

Glasgow Live

Paolo Nutini Glasgow support acts as Paisley born star returns to city next week

Paolo Nutini is coming back to Glasgow next week to perform some of his most iconic songs as well as new songs from his latest album which he released in July 2022.

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Christmas refund deadlines for Amazon, Aldi, John Lewis, Boots and more

If you have bought something - whether it's for you or a loved one - then you may want to check on the return policy just in case you think you may have to return it after December 25 - fingers crossed you don't!

Insider UK

Glasgow private equity firm raises £134 million second fund

Aliter has already invested in two platform businesses: Halcyon and Concept Resources

Glasgow Live

The must have toys every Glasgow kid wanted for Christmas in the ‘80s

Leg warmers, big hair and new wave tunes might spring to mind when we look back on the ‘80s - but anyone with any sense knows the greatest trends of the decade were the toys.

The National (Scotland)

Joan Eardley painting of Glasgow street children sells for record amount at auction

ONE of the last finished paintings of Glasgow’s street children by the artist Joan Eardley has sold for a record amount.

The Independent UK

Joan Eardley painting of Glasgow street kids goes for record amount

The colourful painting called The Yellow Jumper sold for £200,200 including premium at auction in Edinburgh.

Glasgow Live

Asda cafe's £1 kids meal and OAP Winter Warmer to help amid cost of living

Asda's cafe kids meals costing just £1 and the supermarket's OAP Winter Warmer are running in a bid to offer families and community groups support this Christmas.

Glasgow Live

Luxury villa with five bedrooms and period features 'rarely seen' on the market up for sale

A stunning detached villa in the Lenzie area of East Dunbartonshire has hit the market boasting an expansive games room, five bedrooms, period features, and gorgeous garden space.

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