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Fake Glasgow cabbie carried out sex attack on 20-year-old woman - Vimarsana News

Fake Glasgow cabbie carried out sex attack on 20-year-old woman

A TAKEAWAY delivery driver sexually assaulted a vulnerable lonely woman after duping her into thinking he was a cabbie.

Man in court over stolen USB stick at Cranhill Development Trust - Vimarsana News

Man in court over stolen USB stick at Cranhill Development Trust

A MAN found himself in front of a sheriff for stealing a USB stick nearly five years ago.

Cranhill Post Office moves location to Bellrock Street - Vimarsana News

Cranhill Post Office moves location to Bellrock Street

A Glasgow Post Office is set to re-open next month at a brand new location.

Remade Network launch 'Tech Drop' service in Glasgow's East End - Vimarsana News

Remade Network launch 'Tech Drop' service in Glasgow's East End

Repair kiosk and electronic waste service opens in Cranhill A NEW "Tech Drop" service has launched in Cranhill, offering a safe disposal for small electrical items.  Remade Network has launched the service in partnership with Cranhill Development Trust and Glasgow City Council, bringing the sustainable waste option to residents of the East End.  Sophie Unwin, director of Remade Network, said: “For too long, consumers have been blamed for not reusing and repairing enough when the facilities don’t exist for people to make better choices.  READ MORE: Glasgow's Homeless ProjectScotl...

37 Glasgow community groups to get funding for children's holiday food scheme - Vimarsana News

37 Glasgow community groups to get funding for children's holiday food scheme

Council leader Susan Aitken at a Partick Thistle Charitable Trust holiday programme event in 2019 A HOLIDAY food programme for children across Glasgow is set to run again this year, with more than £2m recommended to be awarded to charities and community groups. The project, which runs alongside existing activities offered by third sector organisations, provides a hot meal and snack to pupils during school holidays. Glasgow councillors will be asked to approve the allocations for 2021/22 on Thursday. There are 37 groups recommended to receive a grant, a reduction on previous years. ...