Glasgow Times - 2020-10-24

• Disability assessment­s to be ended
• Council to allocate £ 1.09m to town centres
• No horsing around in Barry and Barney quest
• ‘ OPEN OUR CITY
• 5- TIER SYSTEM
• HEALTH CHIEFS IN FLU JABS VOW AS CITY BOARD DELIVERS BOOST
• Bonfire warning as city display cancelled
• Fundraiser to repay Glasgow worker
• River tragedy family continue campaign
• Bid for new community landmark hub revealed
• Our party stands with workers and aims to deliver a greener future
• Street food trader licence boost for bus
• ‘ DIGITAL CHRISTMAS’ IS NOT FOR EVERYONE
• FROM IBROX TO ASIA AND BACK : HOW I BECAME GERS’ £ 5M MAN Part Two of our exclusive sit down interview with Stuart Gibson
• ‘ I was hoping we’d get an emergency lockdown at half- time in the Old Firm’
• CREATING OUR OWN IMPACT
• Drugs consumptio­n van operator charged
• Cancer care charity marks 18th birthday
• Warning over surge in youth disorder
• Spanish PM calls for ‘ unity’ over winter
• TIMES PAST ALABAMA ACTIVIST’S GLASGOW CONNECTION
• 20 GIANT CROSSWORD
• Flu jab may happen soon but so will Christmas! WEEK IN PICTURES
• How do I stop my cat getting stressed out?
• Itchy feet can go from scratch to up and running
• Dressing- room bonhomie key to success for Hearts
• Sport on TV
• Scotland show collective spirit with handy win over Georgians
• RATINGS Scotland
• Maitland may be out of Six Nations after breach
• Johnson handed chance to impress
• A LEGEND WRITTE SWEET16 EN AT
• Arfield unsurprise­d Roofe has raised standard at Ibrox
• ‘ Rangers the team to beat now’
• Gerrard keen to temper expectatio­ns
• LENNON WON’T CRACK THE WHIP
• Christie calls for rethink
• We can’t blow another shot, says McInnes

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