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Killer who boasted ‘I f*****g murdered him’ after flat stabbing faces life sentence

A killer who boasted about murdering a man in his own flat is facing a life sentence.

Major employers join forces to drive jobs and investment on the River Clyde

A new maritime alliance has launched with the aim of transforming the River Clyde.

The surprising link between Sauchiehall Street and the Sydney Harbour Bridge

Discover Sir John James Burnet’s Glasgow architecture, from Sauchiehall Street to the Athenaeum, and his links to the Louvre and Sydney Harbour…

Decision delayed on funding for North Glasgow playpark repairs

Parents call delayed £150,000 funding decision for Glasgow’s Broomfield Playpark a disgrace, as councillors seek repair costings after September…

IRN-BRU grannies take over Glasgow streets in £125 city challenge

IRN-BRU is sending mobility scooter-riding grannies onto the streets of Glasgow as part of its 125th anniversary celebrations.

Princess Royal to become inaugural chancellor of City of Glasgow College

Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, becomes inaugural chancellor of City of Glasgow College, strengthening links with Scotland’s maritime,…

Small primary school where French, Spanish and Scots are taught praised by inspectors

Inspectors have praised Glassford Primary near Strathaven for its nurturing environment, enthusiastic learners and focus on languages, including…

Glasgow councillor asks Audit Scotland to investigate claims she was being monitored

A councillor is calling on Audit Scotland to investigate Glasgow City Council to find out if officials were monitoring her “scrutiny” of…

Scottish actor on why everyone will be talking about this Glasgow play

Actor Jess Hardwick discusses starring in the Citizens Theatre's new production of Orwell's 1984 and why its themes of surveillance, truth…

East Dunbartonshire community groups offered project funding of up to £4000

Community groups in East Dunbartonshire are being offered the chance to secure up to £4000 in funding for new projects.

I tried Dishoom Glasgow

From the first fragrant dishes to arrive at the table, Dishoom Glasgow's Late Plates menu feels like more than just a late-night dining…

Powerful AIDS Memorial Quilt to go on display in full for first time in Scotland

A powerful symbol of loss, activism and remembrance is set to take centre stage in Glasgow this autumn,

School takes "decisive action" after inspectors say more work is needed to improve

Inspectors have praised decisive leadership and early signs of improvement at Glencairn Primary, but say more work is needed before key areas ca…

Questions raised over whether Batman should

A frustrated councillor says it's the "wrong time" for Batman to be filmed in Glasgow after a year of "upheaval" in the city

Perpetrators of violence can attend

Perpetrators of violence can attend a ‘World-first’ programme similar to Alcoholics Anonymous.

Concerns grow for missing 55-year-old man last seen over two weeks ago

A missing man with links to Cambuslang, Rutherglen and Glasgow has sparked an urgent police appeal as officers work to trace him.

Police seal off entrance to Glasgow shop as man dies outside Boots store

Police and Ambulance crews were called to the side of the man outside the Boots pharmacy around 9.04am where the man was pronounced dead.

Glasgow Times calls on the whole city to make it safer for women and girls

The Glasgow Times is launching a campaign calling on the whole city to step up and make Glasgow safer for women and girls