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Glasgow News for 19 June 2008

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Gathering in the park Jun 19 2008

KELVINGROVE Park will be alive with sound and colour this Sunday as the Glasgow Mela returns to the west end with a spectacular programme. Read

Bring on the parade Jun 19 2008

SCOTLAND' S answer to the Mardi Gras attracted thousands of people to the streets of Glasgow's west end. Read

Station honoured Jun 19 2008

TWENTY teenage girls who completed a Fire safety course at Easterhouse fire station enjoyed the course so much that they created a tiled mosaic of Strathclyde Fire & Rescue's logo. Read

Live it, breathe it, walk it Jun 19 2008

CASTLEMILK residents are being urged to step out the front door and enjoy woodland walks in the local area. Read

No one needs to walk the streets in fear Jun 19 2008

FOLLOWING the two murders at separate ends of the city, I firmly believe that people will once more feel safe on the streets. Read

I WAS fascinated by your report Jun 19 2008

I WAS fascinated by your report on the different people who expressed thoughts about annual summer holidays. Read

City landlords back binge move Jun 19 2008

GLASGOW publicans are set to back the licensing laws proposed by the government. Read

Police issue arrest warrant for man, 32 Jun 19 2008

DETECTIVES hunting the murderer of Moira Jones in Glasgow's Queen's Park have been issued with an arrest warrant for a 32-year-old man. Read

Himalayan challenge Jun 19 2008

A GROUP of 22 Glasgow pupils met the city's Deputy Lord Provost before heading off today (Thursday) on a mercy mission to the Himalayas. Read

Reverend Castlemilk Jun 19 2008

A MINISTER has travelled 10,000 miles back to Glasgow to see a new school that has been named in his honour. Read

Students' TV honour to the Bard Jun 19 2008

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Waverley overcomes curse of 13 Jun 19 2008

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Faulty bridge straightened out Jun 19 2008

GLASGOW'S 'squinty' bridge is expected to re-open next Sunday after a six-month closure. Read

The leading edge Jun 19 2008

THE number of passengers flying on seaplanes from the Clyde is set to triple this year. Read

Inventors wanted Jun 19 2008

THE hunt is on for Scotland's next generation of inventors. Read

Your best invention and future innovation ? Jun 19 2008

SCOTS may be known throughout the world for Irn-Bru, whisky, kilts and deep-fried Mars Bars. Read

Cooking up with the Royal Marines Jun 19 2008

GLASGOW students will learn to cook military style when members of the Royal Navy/Royal Marines chef presentation team drop in to local schools. Read

For those who have served Jun 19 2008

THE heroes who served their country in conflicts both past and present are to be honoured on National Veterans' Day next week. Read

Plans Unveiled Jun 19 2008

EXCLUSIVE: Grade A listed project is submitted to localsRead

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