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- Sep 29, 2026
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Glasgow Airport owner rules out name change after Gerry Rafferty proposal (opens the original)
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The owner and operator of Glasgow Airport has ruled out any plans to rename the transport hub. The suggestion for a new title was raised during a Renfrewshire Council meeting as the airport marks its 60th anniversary. Councillor Andy Doig proposed naming the airport after Scottish singer-songwriter Gerry Rafferty, noting that other airports, such as Liverpool and Belfast, have been renamed after public figures like John Lennon and George Best. However, airport operator AGS Airports has confirmed
Proposal put forward to rename Glasgow Airport after Scottish singer (opens the original)
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A proposal has been put forward to rename Glasgow Airport. The idea was raised during a full Renfrewshire Council meeting on September 24, as part of a motion marking the airport’s 60th anniversary. The original motion, put forward by councillor Janis McDonald and seconded by councillor Graeme Clark, recognised the airport’s contribution to jobs, tourism, and the economy, but did not include a name change. Independent councillor Andy Doig proposed an amendment to launch a public consultation on
Shopping centre escalator fixed after year-long outage breaks down again (opens the original)
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An update has been issued on the broken escalator at Clyde Shopping Centre. The troubled system had been out of use since the beginning of 2025 before being fixed back in March of this year. However, problems with the service once again cropped up, leading it to be out of commission recently. Douglas McCallister MP confirmed on social media that repairs works took place on Tuesday evening and would continue once the store closes on Wednesday night. Broken escalator at Scottish shopping centre fi
Locals urge for Ally McCoist housing development appeal to be dismissed (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Angry locals have vented their frustrations over Ally McCoist's decision to appeal against rejected plans for a luxury development in Bridge of Weir. The Rangers legend hopes to build 33 homes on a vacant site in Renfrewshire. The scheme, which includes four de
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