It has been vacant since then. "It will also help reduce the vacancy rate within the city centre and will improve the prospects of leasing the remaining space for commercial use, which will become ...

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You may have previously heard that Wales captain Dewi Lake was a gymnast in his youth and thought ‘that sounds like a nice ...

Halo Arts has announced its sixth panto, The Wizard of Oz, will begin touring schools and community venues across South and West Glasgow in November. The production will then culminate in a series of ...

Five historic Glasgow buildings have been transformed into modern spaces. This initiative, championed by Historic Environment Scotland (HES), aims to breathe new life into these structures, ...

The bakery announced that they have opened a brand-new shop in Glasgow's Queen Street train station. The store will stock 'freshly prepared' Greggs favourites including sausage rolls and steak bakes.

The action is aided by the Govan Law Centre, with the group’s Mike Dailly acting as junior counsel. Former first minister Alex Salmond – who died earlier this month and was buried on Tuesday ...

‘‘There’s nothing like a call from Elaine,” says Michael Govan. Elaine is Elaine Wynn, and Govan, CEO and executive director of the largest art museum in the west, the Los Angeles County ...

Tens of thousands of people are being subjected to degrading conditions inside Saudi detention centres despite the Kingdom’s promise to reform the way it treats migrant workers. Four years ago ...

The proceedings were raised with the help of the Govan Law Centre against the Scottish Government and the UK Work and Pensions Secretary following the move to end universal entitlement to the payment.

The proceedings were raised with the help of the Govan Law Centre against the Scottish Government and the UK Work and Pensions Secretary following the move to end universal entitlement to the payment.

Council chiefs warned of “no fat left to cut” with leisure centres and libraries across Wales facing the threat of closure due to “unprecedented” financial constraints. The Senedd culture committee ...