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Glasgow Coffee Festival line-up announced for Briggait return this May

A must-visit for any Glasgow coffee fans, the festival has more than 20 Scottish coffee businesses signed up so far, including some of our city's favourite coffee shops.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow student to donate ambulance to help Ukrainian refugees

It is the latest ambulance student Umran Ali Javaid has donated, with him sending ambulances to war zones including Syria and Yemen in the past.

The Independent UK

Glasgow student buys ambulance to drive to Ukraine border and help refugees

Umran Ali Javid funded the cost of the ambulance himself and will hand it over to charity in Poland after filling it with supplies on his journey through Europe.

Glasgow Live

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Glasgow hotel horror as young woman left blood-soaked on bedroom floor

Brave Jordana Rutherford has spoken out in the wake of William Weir's conviction for assault left her scarred for life, warning other women that domestic abuse is never acceptable and to look out for "red flags"

Glasgow Live

Government push back against demands for Milly's Law after death of 10-year-old girl at Glasgow hospital

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar called for changes in the law to give bereaved families better access to legal advice and representation, and create an independent public advocate role to act on their behalf.

Glasgow Live

£7m Glasgow bridge a 'manky mess' after being plagued by graffiti

One furious local who spotted the graffiti on the Squiggly Bridge, which connects the Tradeston and Kingston areas with the financial district, took to social media to call it 'an embarrassment to the city'.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow M8 tailbacks due to Woodside Viaduct repairs 'could last four years'

The works are expected to be complete in autumn 2023. However Amey, who are undertaking the works on behalf of Transport Scotland, have admitted that 'further investigations may influence timings'.

Glasgow Live

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Young Scots woman scarred for life after brutal attack by ex in Glasgow hotel warns of abuse 'red flags'

Jordana Rutherford was just 17 when William Weir knocked her unconscious during a violent assault at the Citizen M on Renfield Street.

Daily Record

Wrongly built drainage system led to Stonehaven train crash, investigators find

Network Rail failed to notice that works by Carillion on Aberdeen to Glasgow line did not match the design

The Guardian - UK

Tributes for Scotland Commonwealth Games cyclist John Paul who has died aged 28

The sportsman became world junior sprint champion in 2011 before going on to represent Scotland at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014.

The Independent UK

Glasgow £385 million schemes move forward with Byres Road redesign and new Clyde bridge work to start

The Glasgow City Deal schemes are worth £385 million and include five large projects containing dozens of individual schemes

Glasgow Live

Hero boy, 6, saves mum by calling ambulance after she fell ill at home

Little Benji called 999 as his mum Becky Garrett drifted in and out of consciousness at their home in Drumchapel, Glasgow and gave her his teddy for company

Daily Mirror

Glasgow taxi drivers to get 'temporary exemption' to LEZ rules

The next phase of the city's low emission zone will be enforced from June next year, but taxi drivers who can prove they are in the process of upgrading their car will not be fined.

Glasgow Live

Scotland's Low Emission Zones as drivers could be hit with £480 fines in cities

Low Emission Zones are set to be introduced across Scottish cities with zones already operating in Glasgow.

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Marks and Spencer shoppers drool over new 'steak and cheesy chips' pie

The weather is getting worse and is a far cry from the sunny weekend Glasgow has just had - but as it's National Pie week, we think this combination calls for some comfort food.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow bar to host first ever Beer Pong Tournament this week

Do you reckon you are the city's ultimate beer pong champion? It's hoped that this week's event will be held once a month and there could soon be Paper Aeroplane Championships coming too.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow bans new lap dancing clubs - but existing venues can stay open

After two consultation processes, the council has decided to set the number of sexual entertainment venues at zero but has agreed to 'grandfather rights' for the existing three clubs.

Daily Record

'Superstar' six-year-old came to mum's aid by calling ambulance after she took unwell in Glasgow home

Benji, of Drumchapel, Glasgow, called 999 as his mum drifted in and out of consciousness on Tuesday, January 25.

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Ukraine academic in Glasgow hits out at Home Office 'resistance' to accepting refugees

Yevgen Gorash who runs the Ukrainian community support group in Glasgow said it was a "major disappointment" that it remains so difficult for refugees to come to the United Kingdom.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow weather forecast as Met Office predicts dreich week for city

Unlike the weather last weekend, the sun is not predicted to stay out for too long with rain set for Glasgow for much of the week with a few sunny spells as we head into the weekend.

Glasgow Live

Wee Glasgow hero, 6, dials 999 to help seriously ill mum then gives her teddy in case she gets lonely

Mum Becky Garrett revealed that her little boy Benji came to the rescue as she drifted in and out of consciousness after taking seriously ill at home and spiking a temperature of 39.

Glasgow Live

The brave Glasgow moggy who served as ship's cat aboard Endurance before it sank

Endurance was crushed by sea-ice over 100 years ago, left to sink into the waters of the Antarctic - though the crew, both human and feline - are remembered today.

The Independent UK

Ukrainian academic hits out at Home Office’s resistance to accepting refugees

Yevgen Gorash said the UK Government’s stance was making people fleeing the war-torn country ‘suffer even more’.

Glasgow Live

The two Glasgow schools where every pupil goes on to find jobs, training or education

A total of 44 per cent of pupils are going to university or college as Glasgow sees its best ever levels of "positive destinations"

Glasgow Live

Glasgow tower evacuees 'in limbo' 40 days after being forced from their homes

Residents living near the Trinity Tower are facing 'massive financial, mental and physical stress' due to being unable to return to their homes for over a month.

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