Glasgow Times - 2021-01-30

• CELTIC CHIEF STEPS DOWN
• GERS CHARITY COURSE TRIO SAVE WOMAN’S LIFE
• Labour image vow from top job hopeful
• Over-65s set to get Covid vaccine letter within days
• ‘I’d recommend the course to anyone’
• Pervert who sexually assaulted boy, 9, jailed
• ‘Dirty money’ used by dealer to pay drug debt
• City baker found with £28,000 drug haul
• Rejection for estate agent plan
• Radio show shock as city woman proposes
• Community centre site set to be sold for new homes bid
• Sentencing for hotel fire that took two lives
• Local voices are most important in planning, but are never listened to KIM LONG
• Patrols of rowdy pub to increase
• Glasgow schools praised for online learning plans
• Two council by-elections to take place in March
• Prime Minister had good reason to visit
• CONSULTATI­ON CONTINUES ON CITY NURSERY MERGER PLAN
• Delight over £2m grant to transform ‘eyesore’
• Vertical farming could help cities
• IN THE WORLD TODAY
• Many shops are simply ‘chancing their luck’
• TIMES PAST ‘IT WAS PART OF HISTORY’ – MEMORIES OF THE APOLLO
• 22 GIANT CROSSWORD
• Does a guinea pig need to have a bath?
• More about outs than ins for Scottish game this year
• Craig makes his short-term goal to go the distance
• Desert storm can help MacIntyre’s case for Ryder Cup
• Lee hopes golfing boom means pandemic won’t see business go bust
• World In A Day event brings out healing power of sport
• Patterson keen to see graduates join top class
• Kilmarnock return two positive test results
• Martindale hopes Brown didn’t waste his final shot
• ‘A quick learner and intelligen­t operator’: What Celtic can expect of McKay
• Chat with Desmond helped lure new chief
• ‘Lawwell had them pulling all the strings at the SFA and SPFL’
• Time will heal wounds for Celtic support
• ‘LAWWELL DESERVES

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