Glasgow Times - 2022-06-25

• Crackdown over ‘problem’ short-term lets
• EUROVISION HOST BID EDGES CLOSER
• Swimming coach shortage means city kids miss out on lessons
• Glasgow restaurant set to feature on Come Dine With Me
• ScotRail issues warning ahead of ex-Oasis star’s gig
• Train strike could cost hospitalit­y firms £50m
• Roma life in focus for new exhibition
• Carer ‘showed up to work under influence’
• Customers devastated at cafe closure
• Study into the rollout of four-day week for council workers backed
• Glasgow Labour councillor apologises over comment
• Scientist set to mark 10th year cancer-free with Kilimanjar­o test
• Pupils earn bronze in pocket garden contest
• What exactly causes PLP?
• High-earners benefit while the rest suffer
• Theatre group is giving local people a voice
• Glasgow’s Green councillor­s are just getting started
• TIMES PAST
• Move over striking rail staff .. I’ll take your job
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Can dogs get hay fever during warm weather?
• Tizzard’s Sizing Cusimano set for Summer success
• Kenneth Ward Rangers should find it a cinch to be more tactful
• Draper out but not down after Eastbourne run
• Ukrainian praises decision to ban Russians
• British players avoid seeds at Wimbledon
• Chile no dress rehearsal, says determined Crosbie
• Murray hopes for boost from debutants
• Petrov pinpoints Jota as Celtic’s top signing priority for Champions League
• Asghar admits sustained progress is a ‘challenge’
• McMillan looks to make strides after going right back to Jags
• Beale reveals he was convinced early on that Goldson was the real deal for Rangers
• Haring raring to go as stalwart relishes European campaign
• ‘Conveyor belt’ of talent can offset Ibrox exits
• Johnson delighted to be reunited with McGeady

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