Glasgow licensed premises will operate with extended hours for the World Cup, following a decision by the Glasgow Licensing Board. This aims to boost hospitality as Scotland’s men’s team plays for the first time since 1998.
Hibernian secured a landmark 2-1 away victory over Celtic, their first at Celtic Park since 2010. VAR decisions and a pivotal red card for Auston Trusty were central to the match.
Hibernian secured a historic away victory over Celtic, their first since 2010. This win impacts the Scottish Premiership title race and boosts Hibs’ European qualification hopes.
A Scottish charity, Bravehound, is encouraging military veterans living with PTSD to apply for its specialist assistance dog programme. The Lennoxtown-based organisation matches veterans with trained dogs to help them regain confidence and independence.
I question what American-inspired food brands truly bring to Glasgow’s vibrant culinary scene, when Scotland has so much to offer.
37 international aid organisations are challenging new Israeli registration rules in court, fearing expulsion from Gaza and the West Bank due to demands for sensitive staff data.
Glasgow’s Scottish Design Exchange is relocating to a larger premises on Sauchiehall Street, aiming to boost local creatives and the street’s regeneration, following the recent closure of the Centre for Contemporary Arts.
A 22-year-old man was hospitalised after a serious assault during an amateur football match at Glasgow Club Crownpoint sports centre on Saturday. Police Scotland has launched an investigation and appealed for witnesses to the brawl.
From February 25, 2026, visitors from 85 countries will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to enter the UK, adding a new hurdle to Scottish travel.
Crimestoppers Scotland’s new campaign encourages reporting suspected brothels, offering anonymity. I believe it’s a vital step, but we must look deeper at the roots of exploitation in our communities.