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The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed the full list of medical conditions linked to the highest rate of the daily living component of Personal Independence Payment, worth £114.60 a week in 20...
This Friday (1 May), a full Moon is set to rise across the sky, and this one is special (not just becuase its the start of the Bank Holiday weekend) but because it is a micromoon. The Moon will be visible...
Let me set the scene – sipping on Green Bloody Marias and spicy margaritas with live music playing against panoramic vistas of Glasgow. If that sounds like your ideal afternoon, you'll want to hear more a...
One of the UK's most beloved stores is closing down. Claire's Accessories is closing down 154 stores, which also means 1,300 staff will be made redundant. Nothing brings back memories of childhood lik...
Glasgow is serving as a backdrop to yet another major production. After being the filming location for major blockbuster films like Spiderman 4, starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, film crews have now taken...
Millions of voters across England, Scotland and Wales will go to the polls on Thursday, 7 May in the biggest set of elections since the 2024 general election. Voters in Scotland and Wales will choose re...
As we saw snow during the Easter weekend in April this year, snow in early May doesn't seem that far of a stretch anymore. STV's Sean Batty commented on its possibility next month, remarking on May 1973,...
We've got some good news for holidaymakers travelling with Jet2, EasyJet and TUI this year - the three airlines have officially announced there will be no surcharges due to the rising fuel costs. On Frida...
The sunny weather continues, as Glasgow is meant to get a proper heatwave this week, becoming one of the hottest Aprils in history. So, let’s prepare to spend some time outside, grab a well-deserved pint...
Global attention is currently fixed on the Scottish Government, which has successfully introduced an Act that sets a precedent most nations have yet to follow. Although it hasn't dominated local headlines...