BINMEN in Glasgow who are struggling to make ends meet are considering giving up their jobs and becoming unemployed, it has been told.
Douglas Ross defended the benefits cuts as scores of people queued in the wet and cold of Storm Dudley in anticipation of a hot meal.
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.
A WOMAN who recently had a 10-inch tumour removed from her head has raised £2500 for the surgeons that saved her life.
A FAMILY's campaign to reform Covid guidance on mental health wards in Scotland has received the support of more than 35,000 signatures.
BULLDOZERS have been pictured moving in to flatten a beloved venue in Drumchapel.
BULLDOZERS have been pictured moving in to flatten a beloved venue in Drumchapel.
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 warned.
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.
A SOUP kitchen that helps to feed hundreds of people every week is on a desperate hunt for driver volunteers to transport vital foods.
