The leader of Glasgow City Council's warning of more service cuts in the face of rising homelessness demand from refugees. More than 90% of all refugees in Scotland are in the city. The local authority's facing a £66m overspend on homelessness due to a surge in refugees

Glasgow's Argyle Street Ash has been named the Woodland Trust's Tree of the Year. Standing a tall and solitary guard in Finnieston, it was nominated by city arborist David Treanor. The ash will now represent the UK in the European Tree of the Year finals early next year.

The University of Glasgow have been told their failure to deal with students mental health resulted in the suicide of a young man. Ethan Brown took his own life in December 2024, on the day of his graduation. It was after he was told he had not been awarded a grade for one of

There are calls for dating apps to implement Clare's Law after a Lanarkshire man was jailed for raping two women he met online. James Clacher used Tinder and Bumble to connect with his victims, and we're hearing the networks should do more to screen out predators. 20-year-old

"We believe that there should be a café culture within Glasgow and to do that we need to start cleaning up the lanes." We're being told some of the lanes behind Glasgow's most popular streets are filled with rats and rubbish. GMB Scotland are calling for the council to reverse

A record 32,000 runners will take on Glasgow’s streets tomorrow for the Great Scottish Run – the biggest turnout yet, with over half running for the first time. Today’s junior events were cancelled due to Storm Amy, but the main 10K and Half Marathon are set to go ahead as

A Dennistoun woman is making the case for residential rehab as MSPs prepare to debate whether people should have a legal right to addiction treatment. It's unclear whether the Right to Recovery Bill will pass though, as it didn't get the backing of Holyrood's Health Committee,

"If there was any other issue that was arising where people's lives were at risk you would be having a crisis meeting." A campaign group fighting violence against women and girls in Clydebank say councillor's "don't seem to be bothered" about their concerns. Clydebank Women

The world record for the largest indoor bowls lesson has been set at a club in Rutherglen today. More than 150 people gathered this morning as part of the countdown to the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Among them was Scottish Olympic basketball player Kieron Achara who

Glasgow commuters have been given a chance to learn lifesaving CPR skills with open demos taking place at Queen Street Station today in association with ScotRail. It comes after a recent study found that Glaswegians rank bottom across Scotland for first aid training. Despite

It's the highly-anticipated night of honouring Scotland’s best musical talent at Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom tonight. The Scottish Music Awards is raising vital funds for the UK’s largest music therapy charity Nordoff and Robbins . Our reporter Louise Hannah will be on the red

Hue and Cry have been awarded the Outstanding Achievement Award, sponsored by RAYMOND WEIL Genève. Pat and Greg Kane have been a presence in the Scottish Music industry for four decades now. They told us how they've seen the scene change over the years. #GUITARGUITARSMA

Household name Amy MacDonald is the winner of Best Album Award, sponsored by the Sir Reo Stakis Foundation. She spoke to us about the inspiration behind some of her tracks on ‘Is This What You’ve Been Waiting For?’ and returning to the TRSNMT main stage next summer.

Artist of the year at the 2025 Scottish Music Awards is none other than Nathan Evans and The Saint PHNX Band. From Tim-Tok vitality to sold out stadiums, the trio chatted to us about getting recognised on the street and crying to Adele in the bathtub. #GUITARGUITARSMA

⛪️An ancient well believed to be have been used by Glasgow's Patron Saint and founder, has been uncovered for the city's 850th birthday. Hidden in the crypt of Glasgow Cathedral, it's thought St Mungo used its waters to perform baptisms. The physical starting point of what

More than 6000 people are calling for a proposed parking control zone in Glasgow's southside to be scrapped. Residents of Shawlands, Strathbungo, and Battlefield could soon need to pay for yearly parking permits, while visitors face increased pay and display fees. Locals warn

A water safety campaigner is calling for more signage around Glasgow's rivers and lakes this winter. Videos of ice skaters taking to Queens park pond this week have went viral on social media. Duncan Spiers says he's worried impressionable youngsters will be tempted to follow

🚨 BREAKING: Technology Secretary Liz Kendall says creating ”non-consensual intimate images”, including with Grok, will be made illegal this week

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With just six months to go until Glasgow 2026, a new campaign is calling on the nation to back Scotland's Commonwealth Games. Families and athletes marked the launch of "All In" this morning at Barshaw Park in Paisley. Amy Connell, who represents Scotland and Team GB in