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| Renfrewshire Council Approves Flats for Historic | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:31 | |
Renfrewshire Council has approved plans to convert a historic 118-year-old building on New Street, Paisley, into eight residential flats, enhancing local housing options. Designed by John Taylor – Architect for G64 Trading, the project will feature a mix of two and three-bedroom homes on the upper floors, along with a revamped ground floor for Class 4 business use. Improvements include better access with a platform lift and preservation of the building’s unique features, aligning with community www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Board Rejects Alcohol License by Charity | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:24 | |
The Glasgow licensing board has rejected an alcohol license application for a convenience store located in a building with Murray’s Initiative, a charity focused on helping those with alcohol-related issues. The charity's CEO expressed concerns that a nearby alcohol outlet could jeopardize their efforts and force a relocation. Local leaders also voiced worries about the public health implications for individuals in recovery. Despite the store's claims of responsible operations, the board www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Campaign to Revive Stirling-Dunfermline Rail Line | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:10 | |
A new initiative, "Bring Back the Line," has been launched to reopen the Stirling-Dunfermline rail line for passenger services after 24 years of discussion. Led by Dr. Richard Simpson and supported by local community members and Greens MSP Mark Ruskell, the campaign aims to raise awareness and gather support for this transformative project. The line, currently used for freight, could enhance local travel and boost tourism, with hopes for implementation by 2029. Community backing is crucial for www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Alcohol Licensing Bid Near Alcohol Charity Denied | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:36 | |
A proposal to sell alcohol in a building that also houses an alcohol support charity in Glasgow has been rejected. The charity, Murray’s Initiative, voiced concerns over the negative impact on its clients if alcohol sales were introduced nearby. Local leaders and health experts supported these objections, citing potential setbacks for those in recovery. The licensing board ultimately decided against the proposal, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a supportive environment for individuals www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Luxury £875K Family Home Hits Market | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:17 | |
Thistle Cottage, a striking detached family home, is now available for offers over £875,000. Boasting nearly 3,900 square feet, this property features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and five reception areas, including a formal lounge and a spacious family room that leads to a conservatory overlooking expansive gardens. The well-equipped kitchen offers a dining area, utility room, and pantry. The principal suite includes a double bedroom, dressing room, en-suite bathroom, and private balcony. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Plans Unveiled for Luxury Castle Expansion | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:21 | |
Crossbasket Castle in Blantyre, near Glasgow, is set for a significant luxury expansion, with plans now submitted to South Lanarkshire Council. The development will introduce courtyard bedrooms, riverside cabins, and new kitchen gardens, phased over three stages. Notable features include a connecting corridor, upscale materials like Bradstone and slate, and an increase in parking spaces from 218 to 238. The project aims to enhance guest experience while preserving the riverside walkway, www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Moira's Run Honors Victims in Glasgow Park | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:30 | |
Moira's Run returns to Queen's Park in Glasgow on October 18th, marking its thirteenth year. This charity event honors Moira Jones, murdered in 2008, and supports families affected by crime through The Moira Fund. Participants can choose to run or walk a 5-kilometer loop, with virtual options available. Last year, over 420 people raised £14,000 for the cause. Organized in collaboration with Victim Support Scotland, entries cost £12.50, closing on October 15th. Join the community in remembering www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| 50+ Highlands Toilets Closed Due to Vandalism | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:14 | |
Public toilets across the Highlands are facing a crisis, with over 50 closures due to vandalism since 2023. Notably, some sites like Wick have experienced repeated damage. Councillor Jan McEwan condemns this trend, attributing the vandalism to local youth. The Highland Council has incurred over $100,000 in repair costs, diverting funds from community projects. Local officials are seeking solutions to safeguard essential facilities that serve the community, underscoring a pressing need for www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Glasgow Photographer's Stunning Train Calendar | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:23 | |
Glasgow photographer Stephen Sweeney has released a stunning calendar featuring twelve breathtaking images of the Caledonian Sleeper train, showcasing Scotland's beautiful landscapes. Over two years, he meticulously planned early morning shoots to capture the essence of locations like the West Highlands and the Cairngorms. The calendar highlights seasonal changes, including striking sunrises and serene coastal views. Priced at £15.95, it makes a perfect holiday gift for train enthusiasts and www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Celtic Fan Receives Two-Year Ban for Disorder | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:16 | |
A 38-year-old man has received a two-year ban from football matches following disorder during Celtic's Premiership title celebrations in May. The event turned chaotic in the Trongate area, with thousands of fans gathering, leading to injuries for two police officers and three civilians. The man, Liam Connolly, pleaded guilty to a breach of peace and was issued a Community Payback Order alongside the ban. Police Scotland asserted that disruptive behavior during celebrations is unacceptable and www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Scotch Whisky Industry Eyes Growth in US and India | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:39 | |
Glasgow News Today discusses the Scotch whisky industry's potential for growth in the US after the removal of a 10% import tariff, despite recent challenges, including a 10% drop in exports. Mark Kent from the Scotch Whisky Association remains hopeful for recovery by year-end. Exciting developments in India include a new Free Trade Agreement that will significantly reduce whisky tariffs, benefiting smaller producers. The SWA is also advocating for lower spirits duty rates in the UK ahead of the www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| £30,000 Raised for Barman's Funeral | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:17 | |
Daniel Colrain, a 21-year-old barman, tragically died after an assault in Glasgow's Royal Exchange Square. His family, overwhelmed by community support, has raised over £30,000 to assist with funeral costs. Former Partick Thistle youth player Luis Cameron faces culpable homicide charges connected to the incident. Friends and colleagues remember Daniel for his warmth and kindness, highlighting the profound impact he had on those around him. This situation underscores the importance of community www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Edinburgh Uni Considers Antisemitism Redefinition | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:22 | |
The University of Edinburgh is considering dropping the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of antisemitism due to concerns that it may hinder academic freedom. Critics argue the definition focuses excessively on Israel and neglects broader perceptions of Jews. An independent review highlighted potential infringements on free speech, particularly regarding discussions on Israel. A proposed motion seeks to adopt a more scholarly and inclusive approach, with alternatives www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| SNP Faces Risks by Sharing Stage with Greens | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:32 | |
Big changes are underway for the SNP and the Scottish Greens as they navigate their rivalries and strategies for independence. With the SNP facing declining voter support, they’ve invited Scottish Greens co-leader Gillian Mackay to speak at their conference, which adds complexity to their relationship. As grassroots frustrations mount over leadership decisions, the Greens are poised to attract disenchanted SNP members. The upcoming conference will reveal how the SNP plans to unify their base www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| CrossCountry Adding 60,000 Train Seats by 2028 | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:14 | |
CrossCountry has announced plans to introduce 60,000 additional train seats weekly starting in early 2027, with completion expected by May 2028. This includes eight new trains enhancing routes like Birmingham to Glasgow and Penzance to Bournemouth. The move aims to improve service after a decline in punctuality over the past year. Rail Minister Lord Hendy emphasized the benefits for passengers, including reduced crowding and a more robust network, signaling a commitment to enhancing train www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Clydebank Audi Stolen, Set Ablaze After Break-In | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:11 | |
A home in Clydebank was broken into early Sunday morning, leading to the theft of a white Audi A3. Later, the vehicle was discovered ablaze on Mountblow Road, but fortunately, no injuries occurred. Police are searching for a slim-built white male in his thirties, last seen wearing a green top and dark tracksuit bottoms. Detective Constable Calum Hall is urging anyone with information or CCTV/dash-cam footage to assist in the investigation. Contact Police Scotland at 101 or Crimestoppers at 0800 www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Kirkintilloch Teen Goes Viral, Invited to London | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:09 | |
A 16-year-old from Scotland, Darya, gained attention after her karaoke rendition of "The Phantom of the Opera" went viral on TikTok, amassing over a million views. Her talent caught the eye of the Phantom of the Opera team, leading to an invitation to a special London event celebrating the show's 40th anniversary. Darya traveled to London to collaborate with other young artists, marking a significant step in her journey toward a professional musical theater career. Exciting opportunities lie www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Supermarket Worker Admits Terrorism Plans | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:23 | |
A Musselburgh supermarket employee, Sean Grant, has been charged under the Terrorism Act for allegedly planning attacks on police and the army as part of a militant pro-Palestinian group. His troubling conduct began when police discovered disturbing handwritten notes at his home, detailing over fifty pages of plans for a militant organization and including tactics inspired by terrorist publications. Grant, who also possessed materials related to explosive devices, has pleaded guilty and faces a www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Gunshot at Aberdeen Home; Police Hunt Red Car | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:10 | |
A gun was fired at a house on Ruthrieston Crescent in Aberdeen on October 10th, sparking concern in the community. Fortunately, there were no injuries or damage reported. Police are searching for a red hatchback, possibly a Vauxhall Astra, believed to be connected to the incident. Detective Inspector Bruce Buntain is urging residents to share any information or relevant CCTV and dash-cam footage. The police are actively patrolling the area and encourage anyone with details to come forward. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Sauchiehall Street Leads Glasgow in Parking Fines | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:28 | |
Glasgow's parking fines have reached new heights, with Sauchiehall Street leading the charge at 2,206 tickets issued from April to August, bringing in approximately £220,000 for the council. Great Western Road, Bath Street, and St Vincent Street also contributed significantly to the total of 14,389 tickets worth nearly £1.44 million during that period. With plans for stricter parking enforcement and a Low Emission Zone impacting city traffic, changes are ahead for Glasgow drivers as the city www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| £57M Funding to Create 150 Aerospace Jobs | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:08 | |
General Electric Aerospace is investing £57 million to establish over 150 jobs at its Prestwick site, significantly boosting Scotland's aerospace sector. This investment includes £30 million for operational expansion, supported by £27 million from the Ayrshire Growth Deal and a future £6 million contribution from Scottish Enterprise. New positions will encompass machine operators, aerospace mechanics, and engineers, offering training and apprenticeship opportunities for young people. This www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| £57M Investment Will Create 150 Jobs in Aerospace | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:27 | |
General Electric Aerospace is investing £57 million to expand its Prestwick facility, creating 150 new jobs in Scotland's aerospace sector. This initiative involves a £30 million upgrade to their Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul site, complemented by £27 million from the Ayrshire Growth Deal and additional support from Scottish Enterprise. A new 55,000 square foot facility will enhance operations over the next five years, focusing on skilled positions such as machine operators and engineers, www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| New Richmond Palace Restaurant Opens December 3 | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:03 | |
Richmond Palace, a new restaurant in Giffnock, will open on December 3rd, brought to you by the team behind The Asian in Newton Mearns. Christmas Day bookings are already in high demand, with one sitting fully reserved. The venue will feature Asian-inspired cuisine, drinks, and live entertainment on weekends, creating an engaging dining experience. Additionally, a festive menu will be available for holiday lunches and dinners, appealing to the community's love for seasonal celebrations. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Off-Duty Doctor Helps Injured Walker in Alps | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:11 | |
A hillwalker sustained a head injury near the summit of Ben Vane in the Arrochar Alps, prompting a swift response from mountain rescue volunteers and an off-duty doctor. Their combined efforts facilitated a safe descent for the injured walker, who was subsequently handed over to the Scottish Ambulance Service. The ambulance team was quickly dispatched after receiving the call. A heartfelt thanks goes out to all the rescuers for their prompt and heroic actions, ensuring the hillwalker's safety www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Ivy Asia Set to Launch in Glasgow Next Week | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:29 | |
The Ivy Asia is set to open in Glasgow on October 20th, introducing a vibrant Asian-inspired menu. Located at 30-40 St Vincent Place, the restaurant promotes a sharing-style dining experience with dishes like sushi, sashimi, and the standout Golden Aromatic Duck. An Experience menu is available for those wanting to sample various flavors, with vegetarian options too. The drink menu promises creative cocktails, including the Mango Sling and Watermelon Strawberry Margarita. Reservations are now www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Scotland Allows Alcohol at Seats for Play-off | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:09 | |
Scotland's World Cup play-off is set for a historic first as fans will be allowed to drink alcohol at their seats during the match against the Czech Republic. This change marks the first time since 1981 that supporters can enjoy drinks while watching the game. The Scottish FA views this as a significant step forward and aims to enhance the matchday experience safely. Following recent trial schemes, such as Aberdeen’s permanent alcohol license for select matches, the atmosphere is expectantly www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Glasgow's Safety Declines, Warns Labour Leader | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:13 | |
Michael Marra, the Scottish Labour leader, has raised alarms about Glasgow's declining safety and increasing crime, including incidents of sexual violence and anti-social behavior. He warns that without better regional power and investment, the city may lag behind other major UK cities. Marra emphasizes the need for local control over critical policies to secure investment and improve conditions. Urgent action is needed to address these challenges and protect Glasgow's future. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Richmond Palace Opens December 3 | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:05 | |
A new restaurant named Richmond Palace is opening on December 3rd in Giffnock, bringing Asian-inspired cuisine and live entertainment on weekends. High demand is already noted for Christmas bookings, with one sitting completely full. A festive menu will be available for seasonal celebrations, and the restaurant aims to create a vibrant dining experience with great food and a lively atmosphere. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Plans for Historic Huntershill House Progress | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:27 | |
New planning applications for Huntershill House in East Dunbartonshire have been submitted, focusing on the historic property and two new homes in its grounds. These applications build on previously approved plans, with specific attention to the house's historical significance related to Thomas Muir. The Friends of Thomas Muir group is preparing to respond, highlighting the importance of community engagement. Public comments on the proposals are encouraged before the October 27 deadline, with www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Swinney Not Investigated for Claims | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:21 | |
John Swinney, the First Minister, will not be investigated for claims of misleading the Scottish Parliament, as determined by independent advisers. This follows his comments regarding pension losses due to changes in the triple lock, which he asserts were misinterpreted. He estimates pensioners could lose about £2,000 a year and hopes clarifications will mitigate concerns. However, opposition leaders, particularly Russell Findlay, accuse him of scaremongering and demand accountability, www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Encore by Santa Lucia Debuts New Menu in Glasgow | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:13 | |
Encore by Santa Lucia has just launched on Byres Road in Glasgow, featuring a unique dining concept that fuses Scottish ingredients with Italian traditions. Led by chef Ryan McCutcheon, the restaurant focuses on shareable plates, encouraging a communal dining experience perfect for any gathering—be it casual meals with friends, family dining, or special celebrations. With an inviting atmosphere and a menu designed for exploration, Encore promises a memorable culinary experience for all. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Barlia FC Gets New Kits for Youth Team | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:18 | |
Barlia Football Club in Glasgow has received funding from Wheatley Homes, allowing young players to receive new football strips without added costs for their families. Chairman Stuart Cameron emphasized the importance of providing quality gear and facilities to nurture local talent. The initiative not only supports skill development but also fosters a sense of community and friendship among youth. Wheatley’s Stronger Voices team visited to witness the positive effects firsthand, marking a www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Witnesses Sought in Bearsden Car Vandalism | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:00:49 | |
Police are investigating damage to a Ford Fiesta's wing mirrors outside Elements restaurant in Bearsden, near Glasgow. The incident occurred on October 6th between 10:15 and 11:30 AM. Authorities seek witnesses who may have seen the event and encourage anyone with information to contact Police Scotland at 101, referencing incident number 2382. Elements, known for its cozy atmosphere and delicious dining, is popular among locals and visitors alike. Community assistance could prove vital in www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Plans for New Gym Approved in Cumbernauld | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:08 | |
Plans have been approved to convert two vacant units on Telford Road in the Lenziemill Industrial Estate into a new gym in Cumbernauld. North Lanarkshire Council's decision on October 12th aims to revitalize the area. The gym will offer scheduled sessions for up to fifteen users at a time, primarily during mornings and late afternoons to minimize disruptions. Additionally, six dedicated parking spaces will be available, with options for walking or biking. This initiative is expected to energize www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Stunning Calendar of Caledonian Sleeper | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:16 | |
Glasgow photographer Stephen Sweeney has completed a two-year project documenting the Caledonian Sleeper by drone for a new calendar. With early morning shoots and a determination to capture Scotland's beauty in all weather conditions, Sweeney's journey began at sunrise in Rannoch and ended with a summer scene in Angus. The calendar will be part of the Caledonian Sleeper's 2026 Christmas range, with proceeds benefiting The Railway Children charity, combining holiday spirit with a good cause. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Chef Scott Campbell Recommends Thermomix Tool | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:23 | |
Scott Campbell, head chef at Badger & Co in Edinburgh, recently launched a new seasonal menu inspired by local produce and the classic tale, The Wind in the Willows. After a leg injury shifted his career path from plumbing to cooking, he discovered his passion for creating fresh and joyful dishes. Campbell candidly shares a kitchen mishap involving a fryer and emphasizes the importance of learning from mistakes. He also recommends the Thermomix as a valuable kitchen tool that feels like having www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Care Worker Stripped of License for Abuse | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:20 | |
Catherine Hepburn, a care worker from Prestwick, has been permanently removed from her position following an investigation by the Scottish Social Services Council. Over six years, she was found to have abused and mocked vulnerable residents, including threatening one with removal from the care facility. Hepburn displayed a severe lack of empathy, neglecting basic support needs and insulting residents during critical moments. The SSSC concluded her actions constituted a serious violation of care www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| SNP Faces Legal Threat Over Abortion Event Ban | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:22 | |
John Swinney faces mounting pressure as the SNP deals with backlash over the cancellation of an event on coerced abortion. The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, which had planned to host the event, claims this move violates the Equality Act 2010 and threatens freedom of expression. Following initial approval for the conference, public outrage from women’s groups prompted a rapid reversal, igniting debate on reproductive rights. The situation remains tense as calls for Swinney to www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Man Jailed for Threatening Neighbors with Baton | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:13 | |
David McIntosh, 44, has been sentenced to 18 months in jail after causing a disturbance in his neighborhood while searching for a drug dealer's house. Armed with a wooden baton, he banged on doors and frightened residents late at night. The court learned that he had a history of drug problems and had been stabbed the previous week, which likely contributed to his erratic behavior. The sheriff took McIntosh's prior convictions into account when sentencing him, highlighting the deeper issues www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Larkhall Woman Injured in Greece Needs Help Home | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:23 | |
Denby McLaren from Larkhall fell from a third-floor hotel balcony in Greece while celebrating her 30th birthday, resulting in a broken vertebra and multiple foot injuries. Her family is urgently working to bring her back to Scotland, launching a GoFundMe campaign to raise £12,000 for a medical air ambulance due to the need for a specialist transfer. They appreciate any donations or shares of the fundraising page, emphasizing the importance of community support during this challenging time. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Scotland Launches Nursery Brain Health Curriculum | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:24 | |
A nursery in Cumbernauld has launched Scotland’s first brain health education initiative for children, part of the Building Bright Minds module. This program trains nursery staff on essential brain development and practical teaching strategies to foster lifelong brain health habits in kids during their formative years. Lynn Orr from New College Lanarkshire emphasizes the importance of early support for brain growth, while college principal Professor Christopher Moore highlights this initiative www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Dental Surgery Planned for Glasgow Offices | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:05 | |
Plans have been submitted to transform office space on Dumbarton Road into a dental surgery by Aura Dentistry & Facial Aesthetics, which currently operates in Baillieston. The proposed changes involve both internal and external renovations. The new location aims to offer various dental services, including Invisalign treatments, teeth whitening, and emergency care. A decision from the council is expected by December 8th, marking a potential positive shift for Glasgow's West End as it welcomes www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Historic Hampden Park Site Now Up for Lease | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:24 | |
The original site of Hampden Park in Glasgow, famed as the birthplace of international football in Scotland, is now available for lease. Managed by City Property Glasgow, the site also includes the former Hampden Bowling Club and boasts significant historical value. Despite being marketed as a leisure opportunity, community group First Hampden aims to preserve its heritage but faced an initial setback. Local campaigner Calum Cameron’s discovery of the site’s history highlights the community's www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Drug Dealer Ordered to Behave After Pub Assault | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:20 | |
George Stewart, a 38-year-old man with a criminal history, has been ordered to maintain good behavior after pleading guilty to assaulting another man at The Louden Tavern, a Rangers pub. The incident, which occurred in July 2025, escalated from a previous confrontation. Stewart previously served five years for running a drug factory that produced dangerous street Valium pills. He received a six-month structured deferred sentence and must prove his commitment to reform before returning to court www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Scotland's Glennon Brothers Reports Revenue Boost | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:08 | |
Glennon Brothers, a fifth-generation Scottish sawmill, announced a revenue increase of £3.2 million, totaling £85.6 million. Their profits also rose from £2.4 million to £3.7 million for the year ending December 30, 2025. Despite this growth, the firm cautioned about risks in the timber market, such as oil production disruptions and natural disasters. With a strong history and over 100 employees, Glennon Brothers remains a significant player in the UK timber industry as they face potential www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Arts CEO Urges Preservation, Not Demolition | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:24 | |
Sam Gough, chief executive of Summerhall Arts, is urging developers at AMA to preserve rather than demolish vital areas of the Edinburgh arts hub. He emphasizes the importance of spaces like the Anatomy Lecture Theatre and Royal Dick pub, which are essential to the venue's unique character. While AMA argues for necessary renovations to buildings deemed unfit, Gough warns that demolishing these spaces could harm Edinburgh's arts scene. A community consultation is open until October 23, allowing www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Canadian Indie Pop Star Mico to Play Glasgow | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:07 | |
Canadian indie pop artist Mico will perform at Queen Margaret Union in Glasgow on February 2, 2027, as part of their In:Between Tour. The show follows the release of Mico's latest album, When the Lights Turn On, which debuted on June 26, 2026. Tickets go on sale October 16 at 10 AM, with a pre-sale opportunity available a day earlier. Fans can visit gigsinscotland.com for ticket purchases. Excitement is building for this must-see event! www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Glasgow City Centre's Green Makeover | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:06 | |
Glasgow's St Vincent Street has undergone a significant transformation with the addition of new landscaping, featuring vibrant plants, street trees, and a sunken plaza designed by OOBE. This initiative aims to create a more welcoming atmosphere in the bustling area, enhancing community engagement while addressing the need for greenery in urban settings. The project coincides with the upcoming opening of St Vincent Studios for students in 2026, promising a refreshing environment amidst the www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Glasgow Hosts Inaugural Memorial for Arandora Star | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:16 | |
On October 12th, Glasgow hosted its inaugural national memorial for the Arandora Star, a ship that sank during World War II while transporting mainly Italian internees to Canada. The disaster, which occurred on July 2nd, resulted in over 800 deaths, including many young victims and long-time residents. The memorial featured a mass at St Andrew's Metropolitan Cathedral and the launch of ‘La Nostra Storia,’ a book detailing the tragedy. This event, recognized by the Italian parliament, honors the www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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| Original Hampden Park Now Available for Rent | Glasgow News | 13 Oct 2026 | 00:01:22 | |
The original Hampden Park in Glasgow, renowned as the first international football ground, is now available for rent as a potential community hub. City Property Glasgow is considering offers that emphasize community benefits and heritage, rather than focusing solely on financial gain. The First Hampden group is advocating for community ownership to preserve the site's history following the dissolution of the local bowling club, which raised concerns about redevelopment. Scottish Labour MP John www.TheDailyNewsNow.com
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