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Glasgow is forever tied to the 90s. A decade that set the scene for local pop culture. A golden age for chips ‘n’ cheese on Sauchiehall Street.

The books have been closed, the fold-up chairs put away and the waterproofs packed up as the long-running campaign to re-open Glasgow’s libraries comes to an end.

Paul Coffey is chief executive of the Scotland 5G Centre, which says it works with businesses, the public sector, universities and communities to capture the opportunities and benefits of 5G.

The books have been closed, the fold-up chairs put away and the waterproofs packed up as the long-running campaign to re-open Glasgow’s libraries comes to an end.

Council services in Falkirk will almost certainly face more cuts as a “disappointing and concerning” annual grant is on its way from the Scottish Government.

A Glasgow high school headteacher has warned mental health among pupils and their families is the biggest problem facing the secondary and its feeder primaries.

A recent study has revealed that over half of Glasgow’s population cannot afford the soaring rental prices in the city.

Almost two million calls to Scotland’s police force were ended before being answered in the past three years, new figures show.

Whenever I see an announcement that includes the words “Britain’s” and “transport”, I heave a big sigh.

Scottish businesses are being encouraged to make the most of “highly attractive” tax breaks, as they are missing out on millions of pounds, according to an accountancy firm.