By Yasmin Bray Glasgow Caledonian University and Edinburgh Napier University will hold a joint event on Tuesday, aiming to educate other universities and colleges on how they can help veterans and their families. Some of the speakers at the … Continue reading Two Scottish Universities Team Up to Help Veterans
Christmas is finally here and there’s nothing like the yearly festivities in Glasgow, but this year it is bigger and better. There are more stalls (including vegan food options), a wider variety of food, a vast range of activities and … Continue reading Glasgow Loves Christmas
by David Marshall Over 700 Rangers fans are expected to travel to Moscow ahead of the Ibrox side’s Europa League tie with Spartak Moscow. Rangers Supporters Liaison Officer, Greg Marshall, says that huge travelling support is ‘incredible’. He continued: “I’ve … Continue reading Rangers in Moscow – Blue Wave Descends on Red Square
A Glasgow based brewery has invested £1million into a new historical visitor centre to tell the tale of how the popular Scottish lager was first created. It is suggested tourists spend around £1billion per year on food and drink while … Continue reading Tennent’s Spend £1million Building Visitor Centre While Alcohol Related Deaths Increase by 54% in Scotland
A person has died after being hit by a train in Glasgow. Around 6:30 in the morning, between Queen Street and Belgrove stations, the British Transport Police (BTP) arrived along with the ambulance services to the spot, where the incident … Continue reading Train hits person near Queen Street Station in Glasgow, Services disrupted until noon
By Chris Macmillan. THE 2017 Scottish Open Grand Prix in badminton continues today at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow, and Scottish singles hopes rest on the shoulders of two-time runner-up and number one seed Kirsty Gilmour. The Scottish Open Grand … Continue reading Gilmour eyes further progression in the Scottish Open Grand Prix
By Stuart Reid The crown office and procurator fiscal service have said there is “insufficient evidence” for criminal proceedings for the Clutha tragedy. A fatal accident inquiry will be held into the incident that caused the death of 10 people … Continue reading No criminal convictions for Clutha disaster
By Stuart Reid Scotland’s mixed double pairing Ciara Torrance and Adam Hall are in to the 2nd round of the Badminton Scottish Grand Prix after a comprehensive victory. The pair defeated fellow scots Julie MacPherson and Martin Campbell 21-6, 21-18 … Continue reading Scottish Pair make winning start
Ryan Crombie and Gary Kirkpatrick present with Gregor Hynds and Brodie Gettins in studio. Continue reading UWS NEWS NOVEMBER 22nd 4pm Bulletin
By Andrew Scott THE Scot has been linked with French giants Racing 92 and Montpellier but it is believed that Racing are in the driving seat with a deal worth a reported £700,000 a season. “He’s obviously a very talented … Continue reading “He wants to challenge himself” Finn Russell’s agent reveals
