Glasgow Live
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A digital news outlet covering local news, crime, and community issues in Glasgow, Scotland, with a focus on human interest stories and current events.
- Top beat: Society
- Tracked since 2026
- 2 Glasgow, SCT peers
Latest stories
- Sir Rod Stewart breaks silence on World Cup appearance 'wasn't a good look'Sir Rod Stewart cancelled a concert due to laryngitis but attended a World Cup match the next day, admitting it was not a 'good look' but doing it for his sons.
- Glasgow contestants wanted for new series of Millionaire Hot SeatGlasgow residents are invited to apply for the new series of Millionaire Hot Seat, a game show offering a £1 million prize through timed multiple-choice questions.
- Blow as crumbling Monklands hospital replacement plan rejected over costPlans to replace Monklands hospital were rejected by the Scottish government due to cost concerns and financial constraints
- Glasgow's last remaining Alexander 'Greek' Thomson-designed townhouse hits the marketA rare Alexander 'Greek' Thomson-designed townhouse in Glasgow's west end is available for sale with a price tag of offers over £825,000, featuring preserved original elements and potential for restoration.
- easyJet and Ryanair passengers could get 'free hand luggage' under new ruleA proposed EU rule could make free hand luggage standard for budget airlines, but UK travelers may still face charges on some routes, with potential price increases for carriers.
- Call for clarity over future of Queen's Park Glasshouse after closure u-turnQueen's Park Glasshouse will stay open after SNP reversed closure decision, but calls for more clarity on long-term plans persist.
- Glasgow Scotland fan says Tartan Army World Cup scenes have helped his mental healthA Glasgow fan reported improved mental health due to the positive social media content generated by Tartan Army World Cup scenes in Boston, which replaced more negative online material.
- Glasgow to twin with Boston as US city praised for embracing Tartan Army with 'warmth'Glasgow City Council approved a twinning arrangement with Boston, following positive interactions between Scottish fans and Boston residents during the World Cup.
- Man charged after Glasgow disturbance involving group 'armed with weapons'A man was charged after a Glasgow disturbance involving a group with weapons, which resulted in a teenager being hospitalized and a police van catching fire.
- Glasgow chef named curry master at top awards - here's where you can find himA Glasgow chef won a top UK curry cooking award, beating Michelin-starred competitors and a former MasterChef finalist. The win highlights the success of Madras Cafe, which recently moved to Clydeside and introduced new dishes inspired by the area.
- Amazon seller's £199 delivery fee for cooling hose sparks furyA third-party Amazon seller faced backlash for charging £199 delivery fees for a £12 cooling hose during the UK heatwave, prompting Amazon to investigate and refund customers.
- Exact reason Glasgow forecast see thunder and lightning after 29C heatwaveGlasgow faced thunderstorms after a 29C heatwave, with experts explaining the weather phenomenon and providing safety guidelines.
- Mysterious weathervane sculptures appear along Glasgow's River Clyde in 'gift' to the cityTurner Prize winning artist Jasleen Kaur's 'Superstructure' public artwork featuring weathervane sculptures has been installed along Glasgow's River Clyde as part of the Glasgow 2026 Festival, connecting the city's history with its future through rotating texts that reference trade, industry, and empire.
- Experts urge Brits to 'buy holiday money now'Brits traveling to Europe benefit from a strong pound, with experts advising to buy holiday money now. However, exporters and overseas earners may face challenges. Currency experts caution that rates can fluctuate and vary by provider.
- Lanarkshire schoolgirl, 6, dies after rare cancer battle as tributes paid to brave little oneA 6-year-old Lanarkshire schoolgirl has died after a battle with rare cancer, prompting tributes from her community and a special gesture from Scotland fans in Miami.