Ruth Suter
Glasgow Times
United Kingdom
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Frontline to breadline: Glasgow binmen considering giving up jobs to be 'better off'
BINMEN in Glasgow who are struggling to make ends meet are considering giving up their jobs and becoming unemployed, it has been told. → Read More
Douglas Ross defends harsh Tory policy during out of touch Glasgow soup kitchen visit
AS the elements from storm Dudley battered the streets of Glasgow, scores of people queued in the wet and cold in anticipation of a hot meal. → Read More
Glasgow mum who had 10-inch tumour removed from skull raises £2.5k for medics who 'saved her life'
A WOMAN who recently had a 10-inch tumour removed from her head has raised £2500 for the surgeons that saved her life. → Read More
Bulldozers pictured flattening Glasgow's beloved Golden Garter in Drumchapel
BULLDOZERS have been pictured moving in to flatten a beloved venue in Drumchapel. → Read More
Glasgow could be left with 420 taxis in 2023 as 'unthinkable' LEZ plans steam on
GLASGOW could be left with only 420 taxis next year if a five-year exemption to the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) is not given to cabbies, it has been… → Read More
Children in Glasgow facing the brunt of the poverty as thousands of food parcels handed out
CHILDREN and young people in Glasgow are facing the brunt of the poverty crisis with tens of thousands of meals handed out in the last year alone. → Read More
More drivers wanted for soup kitchen food parcels
A SOUP kitchen that helps to feed hundreds of people every week is on a desperate hunt for driver volunteers to transport vital foods. → Read More
Harrowing note on homeless person's tent found on Glasgow's Argyle Street
VOLUNTEERS patrolling the streets in temperatures of minus two have been left feeling heavy-hearted after stumbling across a homeless person's… → Read More
Evacuated Trinity Tower no-go zone leaves Glasgow residents 'unable to retrieve medication'
RESIDENTS evacuated from their homes nearly two weeks ago say they have been unable to retrieve medication, passports and laptops that are locked… → Read More
Furious First Bus passenger in Glasgow hits out at driver who 'constantly pulls away from him'
A SUPPORT worker who travels from Glasgow to Hamilton every day has slammed a bus service that “repeatedly pulls away without him”. → Read More
Van crewed with Naloxone-trained volunteers aims to reduce drugs deaths in Glasgow
A CITY soup kitchen that helps to feed hundreds of people every week has been supplied with a new van that will help to reduce drugs deaths in… → Read More
Graffiti problem in Glasgow 'at its peak' is 'defacing the city's image', locals warn
FED-UP residents in the city centre have revealed their dismay over landmarks in the area “constantly” being defaced with graffiti. → Read More
Nicola Sturgeon admits 'cruel' Covid practice on mental health wards in Scotland must be reviewed
THE First Minister has agreed that "cruel" Covid practice on mental health wards in Scotland must be reviewed. → Read More
Glasgow mum burdened by £4k Scottish Power debt says £250 'sorry' payment is 'laughable'
A SINGLE mum burdened with power debts of £4000 after her pre-paid meter was registered to another firm has described a £250 goodwill payment as… → Read More
Glasgow family's fight for Covid rule change on mental health wards is 'looked at' by Scottish Government
CORONAVIRUS isolation rules on mental health wards are being "looked at again" by the Scottish Government, the Health Secretary has… → Read More
Review of Jamie Webster gig at King Tut's in Glasgow
IT WAS a packed-out King Tut's on Saturday night with Glaswegians and Scousers filling every inch of the city centre venue for Jamie Webster. → Read More
'Disturbance' on Buccleuch Street in Glasgow prompts 999 response
A DISTURBANCE in the city centre of Glasgow has prompted a 999 response. → Read More
Petrol station could be flattened to make way for Glasgow's first 'Asda On the Move' shop
A PETROL station in Glasgow could be flattened to make way for an Asda On the Move convenience store. → Read More
Minerva Street homeowners OBJECT bid to turn £320k-per-flat Glasgow complex into 'hotel'
HOMEOWNERS living in a luxury West End development have rejected plans to turn their £320,000-per-flat complex into a “hotel”. → Read More
Security fears raised at no-go Glasgow Trinity Tower zone after prowler caught on doorbell camera
SECURITY fears have been raised at a no-go residential zone in Glasgow after families were evacuated from their homes at the weekend. → Read More