‘Greater transparency’ on fuel prices as search launched on Google Maps for first time
8 October 2026
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Scottish Citylink announces new coach route between Glasgow Airport and Edinburgh city centre
8 October 2026
Westfield St James Quarter announces four new openings
8 October 2026
Phase two of Thornton rail electrification work begins
8 October 2026
Edinburgh doctors perform pioneering testicular tissue transplant in potential fertility breakthrough
8 October 2026
Granton Waterfront regeneration project enters new phase
8 October 2026
Tributes to ‘warm and kind’ Glasgow bartender Daniel Colrain after city centre death
8 October 2026
Teenager arrested over death of 21-year-old after Glasgow city centre disturbance
7 October 2026
Locals fight to protect bowling green from Finnieston housing plans
7 October 2026
Edinburgh named UK’s friendliest city as Glasgow and Aberdeen make top 10
7 October 2026
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7 October 2026
Scotland’s top KC to act for free in legal challenge over SNP referendum donations
One of Scotland’s most senior lawyers has agreed to act for free in a legal challenge over the handling of more than £600,000 donated to the SNP for a future independence referendum campaign.
7 October 2026
How Glasgow Archdiocese parish changes may affect the number of churches in the city
A comprehensive strategic plan for the future configuration of parishes across the Archdiocese of Glasgow has been developed, proposing a reduction in their number to approximately 40 through a phased programme of mergers and closures over the next decade.
7 October 2026
Royal Mail to axe up to 2,500 jobs as postal service undergoes overhaul
Royal Mail has announced plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs by the end of 2027 as it launches a major restructuring of the postal service.
7 October 2026
East Kilbride locals have their say on £20 million sale of town centre
East Kilbride locals have aired their views on the sale of East Kilbride shopping centre.
7 October 2026
Former Glasgow gangster Paul Ferris has died at the age of 62
Ferris, one of the most notorious figures associated with Glasgow’s criminal underworld, was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in the city on Sunday and died on Tuesday.
