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Fire & Grace with Fraser and Haas
Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser is joined by cellist Natalie Haas in a holiday concert at The Center for the Arts tonight.
A rundown Glasgow underpass is being transformed by a giant flower garden with a difference.
Instead of traditional organic blooms, the Phoenix Flowers will be up to eight metres tall with two-metre wide aluminium petals.
1bn plan for new housingTHOUSANDS of homes are to be built in eight...
THOUSANDS of homes are to be built in eight Glasgow areas in projects costing at least 1billion.
Alan Parsons Project band co-founder Woolfson dies
An agent says Eric Woolfson, co-founder of the 1970s British progressive rock group Alan Parsons Project, known for the hits "Eye in the Sky" and "Don't Answer Me," has died of cancer.
Anger as multi-million pound walkway remains blocked
OUTDOOR types being encouraged to try a new long distance walk are bemused after finding a section fenced off.
Susan Boyle Smashes Charts Record With No. 1 Debut
Share + Dec 2, 2009 10:50 am US/Central NEW YORK 1 of 1 Susan Boyle holds up a celtic scarf during the UEFA Europa League Group C match between Celtic and Hamburg at Celtic Park on October 22, 2009 in Glasgow, Scotland.
MSPs probe school placing requests
MSPs have agreed to look deeper into rows between parents and councils over school placing requests.
From the chalkface People Brian Keegan has been unveiled as the new chair of Scotland's Colleges.
PEOPLE BRIAN Keegan has been unveiled as the new chair of Scotland's Colleges. Currently chair of Langside College in Glasgow, Mr Keegan has 35 years experience of further education and training in a variety of roles, beginning his career at Motherwell College in the department of social sciences, languages and communication.
On the eve of Mayfest, Glasgow's answer to the Edinburgh Festival, a timely survival guide to Scotland's "unofficial capital". Threads: snappy.
Glasgow is winning graffiti war
City leads rest of the country in tackling spray paint 'taggers' GLASGOW is winning the war against graffiti vandals who cost the city millions of pounds each year in clean-up operations.
Budget restarts anti-Glasgow row
The war of words over whether the SNP Government is anti-Glasgow has deepened after the budgets for local council spending was revealed.
Glasgow South and East Wood Today
Glasgow and East Ren launch 16 Days of Action
YESTERDAY saw the launch of an annual campaign to stop violence against women. Events will run in Glasgow and East Renfrewshire as part of the 16 Days of Action.
Rain lashes GlasgowCOMMUTERS faced chaos today on their way to work...
COMMUTERS faced chaos today on their way to work as torrential rain battered Glasgow.
Councils warned as cash timebomb ticks on
North Lanarkshire, along with 7 other Scottish councils, must thrash out which recommendations to pursue Exclusive: Gerry Braiden Published on 23 Nov 2009 The most radical proposals to shake up Scottish local democracy in a generation are revealed today, including plans to merge health and social care for a third of the countrya s population.
Scottish News: Thug accused of leading 'alien abduction' attacks on rival drugs gangs
SCOTLAND'S most dangerous drug gang is terrorising the underworld with a series of savage kidnappings.
UEFA cup final violence: Chorley man admits charge
A Chorley man is one of nine men who have admitted charges in connection with the violence clashes surrounding last year's UEFA Cup final.
Past and present members of 113th Glasgow Scout Group enjoy reunion
MORE than 130 former and current members, leaders and committee members of the 113th Glasgow Scout Group gathered together recently for a reunion dinner at the King's Park Hotel.
Butler admits to secret relationships
Actor Gerard Butler attends the 2009 Whitney Museum Gala at The Whitney Museum of American Art on October 19, 2009 in New York City.
Briton denies disrupting US flight
A British man has denied disrupting a transatlantic flight after he was hauled off a plane for refusing to move his injured arm.
Church steps into school catchment area rowTHE Catholic Church in...
THE Catholic Church in Scotland has stepped into the row over plans to remove hundreds of homes from the catchment area of a flagship school.