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Glasgow Times, 17 Oct 2026

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ArticleCHILDREN ‘LEFT IN LIMBO’

of the centre would mean, she said: “We would be abso­lutely over the moon. “We can wel­come more people back into the build­ing, increase the num­bers of chil­dren that we take, increase the num­bers of adults we can take, so it would really have a...

CHILDREN ‘LEFT IN LIMBO’

Article‘We can’t just focus on potholes when fix­ing roads’

A MAN was caught in a £ 2.6 mil­lion class A drugs bust just days before Christ­mas. Jordan Weth­er­ill was held at the flat in Glas­gow’s Shettle­ston, where more than 100 blocks of cocaine and heroin were found last Decem­ber 21. A judge was shown...

‘We can’t just focus on potholes when fix­ing roads’

ArticleNo end in sight over hub’s RAAC night­mare

A GLASGOW char­ity sup­port­ing dis­abled chil­dren and adults says it remains “in limbo” more than a year after speak­ing out about a RAAC crisis con­tinu­ing to restrict its vital ser­vices.

No end in sight over hub’s RAAC night­mare

ArticlePro­gress is being made at city square

FRESH turf is being laid as part of the ongo­ing trans­form­a­tion of one of Scot­land’s most recog­nis­able pub­lic spaces. The £ 20 mil­lion redevel­op­ment of George Square in Glas­gow has reached a new stage, with grass now being installed as part...

Pro­gress is being made at city square

ArticleLunch raises £ 9k for demen­tia sup­port

A CHARITY lunch has raised more than £ 9000 to sup­port demen­tia care and research. The Scot­tish Ladies of Insur­ance event, held at the Radis­son Blu Hotel in Glas­gow, brought together more than 270 guests from across the insur­ance industry for...

Lunch raises £ 9k for demen­tia sup­port

Article‘Afford­able’ pan­to­mime is on offer

A COMMUNITY pan­to­mime is bring­ing fest­ive magic back to Mary­hill this Decem­ber. Halo Arts, a Glas­gow- based com­munity arts organ­isa­tion, has announced its 2026 pan­to­mime, Wee Jock and the Bean­stalk, which will run at Mary­hill Com­munity...

‘Afford­able’ pan­to­mime is on offer