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A Glasgow teenager is preparing to cycle 800 miles from the Hook of Holland to Berlin to raise money for his local youth group. 16-year-old Aiden Dempsie says he’s been training every day ahead of the challenge, which kicks off on 22 June. He’ll be joined by other boys from the

The Met Office yellow warning for thunderstorms is now in force. The warning now covers Glasgow and the West, and the majority of eastern and southern Scotland. It is due to run until 6pm with rain and flooding having the potential to disrupt transport.

The A814 Eastbound is closed between Sawmill Road roundabout and Finnieston Street with traffic diverted off at Glasgow Harbour onramp under police direction. The Westbound carriageway is also closed between Finnieston Street offramp and Hayburn Street interchange. Police are

The A814 Westbound is now fully open. The A814 Eastbound remains closed between Sawmill Road roundabout and Finnieston Street.

Dozens of Scots have been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours List. Glasgow MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy has been awarded an OBE for political and public service. Leanne McGuire, founder of Glasgow City Parents Group, also receives an OBE for her work in education and parental

The A814 Eastbound carriage way has now reopened. Police say a 36-year-old woman’s been taken to hospital after a one-car crash at around 8.50am.

A 44-year-old man has been arrested in Liverpool over the fatal shootings of Ross Monaghan and Eddie Lyons Jr in a Spanish bar on May 31. Both men were senior figures in a Scottish organised crime group. The suspect appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court this morning to

Over 17,000 ScotRail trains were cancelled last year, with nearly 300,000 running late. The Scottish Lib Dems, who revealed the stats, want better routes, flexible tickets, and more reliable service. The Scottish Government says cancellations make up 2.1% of all services,

Scottish Labour has accused the SNP of peddling “financial fantasies” after they made nearly £20 billion in uncosted spending demands before the Chancellor’s Spending Review. Labour has called for fiscal responsibility and urged the SNP to accept the UK Chancellor's spending

A vigil will be held later in Banknock for 19-year-old Cole Cooper. He went missing in May, with a body found nearby four weeks later. Family and friends will gather at the Glenskirly Hotel from 7pm to remember him.

Drivers are facing major disruption in Glasgow city centre today due to the Men’s and Women’s 10K races. Key routes including Argyle Street, Buchanan Street and Clyde Street are closed to traffic until 4pm. Glasgow City Council is urging people to plan ahead and avoid the area

Glasgow Clyde College is bringing Britpop to the classroom as it launches an Oasis masterclass before the band's reunion tour. Lecturers say the lessons will help introduce the Manchester band to a new generation of music fans.

Drivers are being warned not to ignore MOT advisories when they take their vehicle for its annual road test. Figures from the RAC say a sixth of motorists who ignore experts' advice - on things like tyre tread and brake pads - end up breaking down or crashing. More than half

The First Minister has confirmed pensioners in Scotland will receive no less than they would under the new UK Winter Fuel Payment scheme. During a speech on public service reform John Swinney confirmed further details of the Winter Fuel Payment scheme will be set out in due

Police are investigating after human remains, including a leg, were found on Prestwick Beach. The discovery was made last Tuesday at around 10.45am.

There are calls for Glasgow to have devolved powers and an elected mayor to help reach its full economic potential. A new report from the Centre for Cities say we're at risk of economically falling behind comparable English cities. The think tank says Glasgow is too important

If you've ever worried that your smart devices are spying on you - there are fresh guidelines on what information they can collect. It's following a Which? investigation that revealed some air fryers and smart TVs are listening to their owners and collecting their data. Makers

A freedom of information request sent out to councils across the UK found no local authority has an action plan in the scenario of a zombie apocalypse. It's as almost 7,000 people a month in Glasgow searched for 'Survival Kits' online. LSS who obtained the figures say it's due