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What are the Great Scottish Run routes and what roads are closed in Glasgow? (opens the original)
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A record number of runners are expected to hit the streets of Glasgow this weekend as Scotland's biggest running event returns. Organisers estimate about 35,000 people will take part in this year's Great Scottish Run, an increase of about 3,000 on the race's previous record. This year will also see the return of events for junior runners and toddlers, after fears over Storm Amy last year forced them to be cancelled. The race, which has raised thousands for charity over the years, dates back to 1
Thousands of Glasgow City Council staff still to be evaluated for new pay grades (opens the original)
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Thousands of Glasgow City Council workers still do not know what their wages will be under a controversial new pay structure being implemented by the local authority. The council announced last week it intended to fire and re-hire all its non-teaching staff after talks with unions over new pay grades fell apart, only to pause the plan the following day. However several workers have since contacted BBC Your Voice to say they have still not had their job evaluation carried out yet, with no timesca
Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott jailed for child sexual abuse (opens the original)
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Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been jailed for seven years after being convicted of child sexual abuse. Judge Lord Harrower said Dott robbed his victims of "a significant part of their childhood" and said his behaviour bore the hallmarks of grooming. Dott had denied two charges of lewd and libidinous behaviour towards a girl and a boy between 1993 and 2010 but was found guilty following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow. The 49-year-old Scot, who won the world snooker title in
Bus service halted in Viewpark after four attacks in two hours (opens the original)
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A bus company has warned it may withdraw services from part of North Lanarkshire after a spate of attacks on its vehicles. First Bus removed the 240 service from travelling through Viewpark, near Bellshill, on Friday night after four of its vehicles were pelted with missiles in a two-hour period. Councillor Helen Loughran said the service, which runs between Glasgow city centre and Overtown near Wishaw, had been "under siege" and suggested that young people were behind the attacks - but First Bu
Domestic abuse workers face £11k pay cut under new council scheme (opens the original)
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Domestic abuse support workers with Glasgow City Council face wage cuts of more than £11,000 under the local authority's new pay plans. Staff at Assist, a domestic abuse advocacy service that works with high-risk cases, are essentially being moved down a pay grade after the council carried out an evaluation of jobs. Workers said the evaluation left them feeling insulted after it suggested their work only required them to pay attention for 30 minutes at a time. The local authority this week said
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