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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
Glasgow Airport operator issues update on proposed name change (opens the original)
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Glasgow Airport's operator has ruled out any plans to rename the travel 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 there are no plan
Man failed to seek help for cat's broken leg for two weeks (opens the original)
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A Johnstone man has been banned from owning animals for four years after neglecting a cat. John McEwan was sentenced at Paisley Sheriff Court after failing to seek treatment for his cat, Oreo, who suffered with a broken leg and an ear infection for weeks. The Scottish SPCA was alerted to his property in February 2025 following a call to its Animal Helpline. An inspector arrived and found the black and white cat, visibly limping. Two small puncture wounds were found on his left hind leg. McEwan a
'Do not drink' warning as Waitrose oat drink recalled over contamination risk (opens the original)
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Shoppers are being warned not to drink a popular oat beverage. The Waitrose Essential Unsweetened Oat Drink is being recalled due to the risk of microbiological contamination and spoilage because there has been a breakdown in temperature control, which may make these products unsafe to drink. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said: "Waitrose is recalling the above product. "Point of sale notices will be displayed in all retail stores that are selling this product. "These notices explain to custome
Major change for shoppers at Scottish supermarkets - Everything you need to know (opens the original)
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Supermarkets across Scotland will soon be barred from displaying junk food in prominent locations. The move comes as part of new regulations from the Scottish Government, which will take effect on October 1, and will impact businesses with more than 50 employees. The rules will apply to chains including Tesco, Aldi, Lidl, and Asda. Pre-packaged foods high in fat, sugar, and salt—such as confectionery, sugary soft drinks, biscuits, and breakfast cereals—will no longer be allowed to appear in high
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