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- Sep 24, 2026
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Glasgow sees dramatic rise in racist hate crimes as police issue warning (opens the original)
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RACIST hate crimes have increased dramatically in Glasgow as Police Scotland warns of community tensions. The force warned that a violent demonstration in June was of “concern” as it was the first time in recent history that Glasgow saw groups “roaming the streets, directing violence to targeted individuals”. Some 250 people dressed in black and wearing masks gathered in Buchanan Street before marching around the city centre on June 9. A number of men were assaulted due to the colour of their sk
Scottish city housing associations close offices amid disorder (opens the original)
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HOUSING associations in Glasgow have had to close offices temporarily amid disorder fuelled by false rumours, a councillor has warned. There are concerns a Possilpark tenement blaze last Sunday was started deliberately after misinformation was spread that the building owned by housing association NG Homes would house asylum seekers. Castlemilk has also been the subject of false social media posts claiming a sex offender lived in a property, which led to a crowd gathering outside the home in July
Historic cottage in ‘prime’ park location set for demolition (opens the original)
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A HISTORIC council-owned cottage in a "prime" location in a Glasgow park is to be demolished after lying abandoned for years. The quaint cottage in Pollok Park has been empty for about 15 years and questions were previously raised about bringing it back into use due to its “prime” location. The 132 Dumbreck Road property is part of Glasgow City Council’s common good estate. City Property, which manages the common good properties, has now recommended demolition due to serious structural defects.
George Square statue to be left without sword due to 'slavery links' (opens the original)
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A George Square statue of an Army General who upheld slavery will be left without a sword. Returning the weapon to the restored Sir John Moore monument would not “be a neutral act” according to the council. The sword went missing in 1980 and has been absent since. Recent conservation work to refurbish the Glasgow statue included the recreation of the sword. The decision not to add the weapon took account of a report from the University of Glasgow, which said the city statue celebrates all of Moo
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