Glasgow Times - 2018-12-07

• FREE PUBLIC TRANSPORT COULD IT WORK FOR GLASGOW?
• Cop backing for spiked drinks fight
• Murder bid car ‘stolen’
• Labour ‘most radical since 1945’ pledges McDonnell
• Irn-Bru Carnival’s bosses are looking for young ambassador­s
• Your 7-day guide to what’s on
• My drink was spiked by friends who betrayed my trust
• Tributes to graffiti artist after train track tragedy
• Appeal after boy, 15, dies in road accident
• Let’s think big with this idea...
• Trade waste curbs hit South Side businesses
• Kitchen porter attacked his manager after being sacked
• Knife-point robber got in woman’s car
• Our main aim is a cracker of a night
• Apprentice­s scoop top award for new invention
• Teenager pleads guilty to anti-Semitic vandal attack
• Funding boost could help vessel set sail
• Harry Potter author’s former PA a ‘good liar’
• Help wanted to start new social groups
• On this day ...
• Milngavie’s Thorpe glad to be at sharp end after his knife accident
• Ashe says superstars can feed off second string
• EXCLUSIVE
• Theesel do nicely as Largs boss targets better finish
• Hammill didn’t realise long shot was from own half
• McAuley admits Gers n
• Lowe looks at Ibrox victory as season changer
• Redemption
• Our resident Rangers legend on all the action from Govan
• When there is a 50-50 ball, you don’t think ‘the manager says we need to not get sent off’
• Dons defeat major low for title hopefuls
• Behind every great manager... Lawwell deserves plaudits
• Celts can kill off Killie’s wonder run
• Christie claims Player of the Month for November but ends up
• Robbo reckons Livingston­e was well off pace
• Cringing after being caught out on camera after cup final
• Main man Edouard cool with price on head at Parkhead
• SLATER SICK OF LIFE AT BOTTOM WITH THISTLE

Glasgow Times - 2018-12-06

Glasgow Times - 2018-12-08