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MSPs to debate future of iconic Glasgow landmark (opens the original)
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THE fight to save a much-loved Victorian park attraction is being taken to the Scottish Parliament. Campaigners in Glasgow’s Southside have worked tirelessly since June to prevent the Queen’s Park Glasshouse from closing to the public. In August, a petition calling for the 130-year-old facility to remain open and council-owned was presented to Glasgow City Council (GCC), which agreed the concerns raised deserved further action. The community-led campaign also helped stop the landmark site from c
Fight to save much-loved Glasgow park attraction goes to Holyrood (opens the original)
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The fight to save a much-loved Victorian park attraction is being taken to the Scottish Parliament. Campaigners in Glasgow’s Southside have worked tirelessly since June to prevent the Queen’s Park Glasshouse from closing to the public. In August, a petition calling for the 130-year-old facility to remain open and council-owned was presented to Glasgow City Council (GCC), which agreed the concerns raised deserved further action. The community-led campaign also helped stop the landmark site from c
'Delighted' - Issue that has plagued city pond for year finally 'fixed' (opens the original)
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A long-standing issue that has plagued a city pond for years appears to have finally been resolved. Over the past six years, there has been a huge effort to prevent water levels from dropping in the pond at Knightswood Park. Since 2020, water has been draining from the pond every summer, with the reason this was happening remaining a mystery until late last year. The west end of the pond at Knightswood Park (Image: Newsquest) The base of Knightswood pond in 2025 (Image: Newsquest) Near the end o
Why four men are driving from Glasgow to Benidorm in a rainbow car (opens the original)
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Four men have challenged themselves to drive from Glasgow to Benidorm, in a car that cost no more than £600, in just five days. Gavin Crowe, Robert Forbes, Stephen Bitters and Fraser Millar bought an almost 20-year-old Jaguar a few months ago, kitting it out in their own time to complete a ‘Rat Race’ fundraiser. Three of the team are doing the challenge in support of Spider Arts, a community arts education charity based in the city’s Southside. Meanwhile, Mr Fraser is taking part in aid of the M
Team that help save and change men's lives to have city centre base (opens the original)
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A team that helps save and change the lives of men across Glasgow will now have a city centre base thanks to the “incredible” kindness of others. Men Matter Scotland (MMS) recently launched a fundraiser to buy a container which will be positioned on the Clydeside to store supplies and provide facilities for its street teams. The charity says this will allow it to have an enhanced presence in the city centre and support volunteers in continuing vital preventative work. Tom Elvin, board chair of M
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