Stories from Glasgow · United Kingdom

Glasgow is set to roll out a 20mph speed limit across the entire city, with the Govan area being the first to implement the new regulations. The exact date for the implementation of this new speed limit was not specified.

Glasgow-based indie band The Rooks have sold out their debut vinyl pressing within 30 minutes of its release. They also dropped a new music video for their song "Found My Reason Why."

Author Stewart's novel 'Shaggy Bane' is described as telling a story similar to his own childhood, which involved growing up in a working-class neighborhood in Glasgow, Scotland, in the 1980s. His mother was addicted to alcohol, and he experienced bullying at school.

A monstrous storm has reportedly fallen on Hampden Park in Glasgow, Scotland.

The head of the RMT Union told LBC that reports of looming nationwide strike action are overblown. Eddie Dempsey spoke at a rally in Glasgow, addressing claims that mass walkouts are being threatened during pay deal renegotiations. Dempsey characterized the reports as exaggerated.

Glasgow City Council has approved AtkinsRéalis's masterplan for the renovation of Buchanan Bus Station, Scotland's busiest bus station. The project aims to overhaul the facility.

Glasgow authorities have begun applying a 2024 law to secure the city center for the first time. Police are using dispersal orders an average of 14 times per day to manage crowds. The measure allows police to ban individuals from the city center for up to 16 years. At least 43 people have been arrested for antisocial behavior after being warned not to return to the area near the station.

The visitors have taken the lead during the match at Ibrox Stadium. Lucas Fallinger drove the ball into the box before Cooley finished the play under Jack Butland. The match is being played in high heat and sunshine. A shot from an angle was saved by goalkeeper Perry before the ball hit the woodwork. The ball bounced away from the penalty area following a challenge. The ball was subsequently headed away by Beal after a save by Perry.

England Athletics has officially announced the first group of athletes selected to represent Team England at the upcoming 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The announcement marks the beginning of the selection process for the summer multi-sport event. This development is significant for the national sports program as they prepare for international competition. She is the first athletics competitor named for the New Zealand team. She will compete in the Para Athletics Women's 100m T-47. Gramaldi, a para athlete, has transitioned her discipline to para sprinting.