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Rival Glasgow demos planned over Orange parade dispute (opens the original)
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Rival demonstrations have been planned in Glasgow following the controversy over the Orange Order parade in Garvaghy Road in Portadown, Northern Ireland last Sunday. The Parades Commission gave the go ahead for the march down the road from Drumcree Church though a nationalist community for the first time in 28 years. The Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition challenged the decision in court and protesters blocked the road to prevent the parade proceeding. Protesters remained at the road after days a
Urgent talks with Deputy First Minister resume over fire and rehire (opens the original)
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Urgent talks are taking place today in a bid to resolve the fire and rehire dispute at Glasgow City Council after negotiations broke down again last night between Unison and the council. Talks had started this week after a breakdown last Friday when Unison maintained its position not to put a proposal to its members. The deal would see more than 2000 staff facing a pay cut as the new pay and grading scheme seeks to ensure equal pay at the council. GMB and Unite unions had already agreed to allow
Pregnant woman spent night in homeless shelter after refused accommodation (opens the original)
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A charity said a pregnant woman was left to spend the night in a homeless shelter after being refused accommodation. The woman stayed overnight on Tuesday at Homeless Project Scotland’s shelter in the city centre. The charity, which has been refused retrospective planning permission for the premises faces closure after a decision by councillors on the planning committee gave her shelter for the night. Glasgow City Council said she is now being supported. Colin McInnes, chair of Homeless Project
Union reveals demands to agree to pay and grading scheme in Glasgow (opens the original)
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A union wants three years pay protection for workers who will lose wages under Glasgow City Council’s new pay and grading scheme. Talks have resumed today between the council and unions in a bid to reach agreement on implementing the new scheme. The new pay and grading scheme, the final piece in resolving the equal pay issue, will see more than 2000 having their pay cut and around 14,000 will get a rise. It is the result of negotiations over seven years to implement a scheme that delivers equal
Cost of new £2 bus fare cap for SPT area revealed (opens the original)
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The cost of the £2 bus cap fare in the Strathclyde area has been revealed by the Transport Secretary. The £2 cap on a single journey in Glasgow and the west of Scotland came into effect on September 7 after a pilot in the Highlands and Islands. It covers journeys in Glasgow, Inverclyde, Renfrewshire, Ayrshire, Lanarkshire and Dunbartonshire. The cost will be between £7.5m and £8.7m a month. Thistle Drug Consumption Facility sees rise in overdose incidents Police Scotland urges men to be posi
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