A teen has been charged over 'indecent exposure' offences in the Maryhill. Officers were initially alerted to an incicdent on Kelvin Walkway opposite Balcarres Street on Monday, March 3. They say that ...

Work to remove street clutter across the city including old telephone boxes is ongoing as part of efforts to allow more space for pedestrians to move around. It comes as part of the local authority’s ...

A man who was twice caught with cannabis and a knife in his car can work as a private hire driver after pleading for another chance. Police Scotland objected to Jerin Benny’s application due to his ...

Pictures shared with Glasgow Live show punters lining up on Argyle Street as they eagerly awaited the opening of the popular Japanese brand on Thursday, October 2.

The Great Scottish run has announced that this years Junior and Mini runs have been cancelled due to Storm Amy. Youngsters were set to take to the streets on Saturday, October 4, starting at 9am with ...

A man who struck police officers with his car door after mounting a kerb has lost his bid to work as a private hire driver. Police Scotland told Glasgow’s licensing chiefs that Twana Abdulkader Jalal ...

Glasgow's restaurant and bar scene is burgeoning with 2025 being a bumper year for new openings, so should you be looking to enjoy a night out, here are some of the most exciting venues.

We have a fantastic trip up for grabs, with breakfast and dinner included and a visit to the Game of Thrones Studio ...

An alleged stalker accused of causing serious alarm to Myleene Klass sent a letter to Nicola Sturgeon he said was “signed in blood” and which “pledged his soul to Satan”. Peter Windsor was arrested in ...

A driver has been charged after a car crashed into a house near a primary school in East Kilbride. Police rushed to Burncrooks Avenue off West Mains Road during evening rush hour on Wednesday, October ...

Officers were called to the home on Armadale Street in Dennistoun at around 9.40pm on Wednesday, October 1, following the incident, the nature of which has not been confirmed.

Glaswegians will have first access to tickets for the major event, which will see more than 3,000 athletes from 74 nations and territories competing across 10 sports and six Para sports.