Glasgow Times - 2022-12-26

• Workers were ‘ close to tears’ following toy bank success
• Oran Mor unveils spring lunchtime theatre season
• Cops put spit hood on thug after assaults
• Santa returns to wards to surprise young kids
• Two adorable babies born on Christmas Day at city hospital
• ‘ Glasgow grit has helped me stay strong in my TV career’
• GMB union boss thanks other unions
• Man ‘ would not be here’ without vital warm hub as he’s forced to live in cold home
• Plans for memorial to British Indian Army are approved
• Concert for Nailzone founder who died from brain tumour
• I kissed my boss at our office Christmas party
• Problem with forcing people to use pre- payment meters
• Woman killed in ‘ heartbreak­ing’ Christmas Eve shooting
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Most wouldn’t be able to last a day as a bus driver...
• TIMES PAST City’s answer to grand estate
• Susan Egelstaff on Monday
• Henderson excited to see Constituti­on Hill in action
• Stewart taking stock after getting career back on track
• Young convinced Edinburgh can still claim 1872 Cup despite below- par display
• Derby still holds its competitiv­e edge, insists scrum coach
• Bangladesh on brink of historic win over India
• CHANGING LIVES ONE STEP AT A TIME
• Muirhead confident Jags can maintain good form
• Supporters seize their chance to help during period of crisis
• Polworth admits he thought match was lost
• Van Veen left in state of disbelief after Well let advantage slip at home
• Lundstram confident the best is still to come
• Beale left impressed by Devine’s progressio­n
• Callachan tips County to bounce back at Tannadice
• McLaughlin pleased to get points on the board
• Kennedy adamant that Goodwin is still the guy
• Hibs lap up perfect festive tonic as they gear up for showdown with Celtic
• Celtic seem poised for silverware as New Year looms
• Devlin hopes injured Hearts trio will be fighting fit in New Year
• Forrest rates Postecoglo­u with the best

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