Old Firm game to go ahead – but fans urged to stay at home
The Old Firm game will go ahead on Sunday, the Justice Secretary has confirmed, as he urged fans to stay at home.
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‘Positive meeting’ held over Old Firm after Yousaf postponement threat
A “positive meeting” has been held to discuss the upcoming Old Firm game after a Scottish Government minister threatened the fixture could be postponed.
Council leader takes asymptomatic test as she urges others to follow suit
A council leader was among those getting tested for Covid-19 at a new asymptomatic testing centre set up at Scotland’s largest mosque.
More than 125,000 reports of flytipping to councils in last two years
More than 125,000 reports of flytipping were made to Scottish councils in the past two years.
Council pensions have £1.2bn invested in fossil fuel firms, say campaigners
Local authority pensions have more than £1.2 billion invested in fossil fuel companies, new analysis by environmental campaigners has found.
Virtual Celtic Connections was ‘huge success’
The first virtual Celtic Connections has been branded a huge success by organisers after selling an unprecedented number of tickets.
Applications open for volunteers at Cop26 climate change summit
Volunteer applications are open for the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (Cop26) which will be held in Glasgow in November.
£12m film studio planned in Glasgow’s Kelvin Hall
A major television and film studio is to be created in Glasgow.
Union criticises workplace Covid-19 testing as it plans ballot for strike action
Home carers in Glasgow are to be balloted for industrial action as their union said it had no confidence in plans for workplace testing of Covid-19.
Public set to give their views on plans for ‘Scotland’s tallest building’
Proposals for what could be the tallest residential building in Scotland are set to be scrutinised by the public when a consultation opens later today.
Aberdeen council leader faces backlash over ‘yes city’ lockdown claim
The co-leader of Aberdeen City Council is facing a backlash after claiming Glasgow avoided the same level of local lockdown as the Granite City because of how it voted in 2014's independence referendum.
Council in fresh bid to buy First Aberdeen
Aberdeen council chiefs are moving forward with plans that could see them take over the First Bus fleet, the Evening Express can reveal today.
Glasgow stabbing incident not being treated as terrorism, say police
A major incident in Glasgow in which a suspect was shot dead and six people injured is not being treated as terrorism by police.
Netflix movie starring Vanessa Hudgens to film in Glasgow this week
A new Netflix movie with High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens is to film in Glasgow this week.
Sir Paul McCartney donates photographs by Linda to Glasgow Museums
Sir Paul McCartney has donated a set of limited edition photographs by his late wife Linda to Glasgow Museums.
New Steven Spielberg film gets permission to film in Glasgow
Steven Spielberg has been granted permission to film scenes for a new war movie in Glasgow.
Construction begins on ‘Europe’s first smart canal’
Work has begun on what is said to be Europe’s first ever “smart canal” scheme, using the 250-year-old Forth & Clyde Canal.