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'Undervalued, underpaid' - Glasgow school workers reduced to tears over pay scheme (opens the original)
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Two deflated Glasgow school workers have described feeling let down by the council's new pay scheme, with both reduced to tears due to feeling so underappreciated. Angela Mallon provides one-to-one support for children, including personal care, in her role as a health and wellbeing worker at a primary school in the city’s West End. The 50-year-old, who was trained by the NHS, said her job involves “far more than many people assume” and requires trust, compassion, patience and skill. She is also
'I feel deflated' - Glasgow school worker BITTEN days after learning of pay cut (opens the original)
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A Glasgow City Council employee says she was bitten by a pupil just days after learning she faces a pay cut, despite dealing with violence and increasing demands. The support for learning worker, who is employed at a school in Glasgow's Southside, has said she feels "undervalued" and "deflated" after learning that her pay will drop as part of the local authority's new pay and grading scheme. The scheme was designed to address long-running equal pay claims but has left around 11% of staff facing
New restaurant opens after transformation of Glasgow city centre site (opens the original)
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Meyhane has opened its doors, bringing a new Turkish restaurant to Glasgow city centre. The restaurant is at 88 West Regent Street, on the corner of Hope Street, in the former Verona premises. Its opening on Friday follows work to convert the former Italian eatery, including the painting of a mural on the building. Meyhane by Türkiye Efes (Image: Supplied) A post from the new restaurant read: "What a first weekend! A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our first few days at Meyhane. "Fr
'I'm treasuring every moment as I may not live to see my boys start school' (opens the original)
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A mum who was diagnosed with incurable brain cancer has said she is treasuring every moment with her young sons, as she does not know if she will live long enough to see them start school. Kim Borthwick, 36, from Glasgow, was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour in January 2026, just a week after she began experiencing symptoms. She had just enjoyed a busy festive period with her husband, Ross, and four-year-old twin boys, Max and Freddie, and when she developed a headache, she initially th
Renewable energy contract will introduce new hub in Bellshill with 32 jobs (opens the original)
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International renewable energy company RES has secured a five-year contract with ScottishPower Renewables. Bellshill MP Frank McNally and Energy Minister Michael Shanks joined RES and ScottishPower Renewables to support and restore wind farms across the UK by attending the official opening of RES' Bellshill hub. Simon Deacon, of RES, said: "ScottishPower Renewables has a portfolio that demands consistency, precision and the ability to work across multiple turbine platforms, and our growing team
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