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Glasgow News for 26 June 2008

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All new River Fest launch Jun 26 2008

BEACH volleyball is set to liven up the banks of the Clyde next month as part of are vamped Glasgow River Festival. Read

Glasgow Chiropractic Open Day - July 5th Jun 26 2008

Do you think your spine is important to your health? Read

You can bank on it Jun 26 2008

BANK staff all over Glasgow brought a ray of sunshine to customers to raise money for the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice. Read

It's in the bag Jun 26 2008

FAIR TRADE minded pupils at Williamwood High School in Clarkston have it in the bag as far as going green and raising cash for a good cause is concerned. Read

Briefly Jun 26 2008

TWO major transport projects in central Scotland have been highlighted in a report outlining massive cost overruns. Read

It's bloomin' marvellous Jun 26 2008

GLASGOW parks are to look more blooming lovely under a flowers from across the world planting scheme. Read

Pals drive for charity Jun 26 2008

IF the world's top golfers think playing four rounds in four days is tough then big hearted Glasgow amateurs Mark Ferrier, Tony Sweeney and Bryan Thomson could teach thema thing or two. Read

Local centre is relocated Jun 26 2008

THEIR former community haven came down with the tonnes of rubble from the Stirlingfauld towerblocks detonation at the start of this month. Read

School kids on the run Jun 26 2008

TWO thousand energetic Glasgow primary school children ensured this latest world record attempt didn't run out of puff on Friday. Read

An attraction to the city skyline Jun 26 2008

EVERY time I see a sea plane roar over the River Clyde in Glasgow I hum the theme tune for the Indiana Jones films. Read

Will the Doctor exterminate free entry? Jun 26 2008

CULTURE enthusiasts fear Glasgow's 'sacred' policy of free entry to arts venues could be threatened by a forthcoming Doctor Who exhibition. Read

On flight confusion costs £3.5m Jun 26 2008

CONFUSION over security restrictions is costing Scots holiday-makers £3.5million each year, according to the country's biggest airport operator. Read

Give gardens a second chance Jun 26 2008

CAMPAIGNERS in the battle to save the Botanic Gardens Garage want a second chance to see revised plans for the future of the iconic building in Glasgow. Read

Disco Dave's swan-song Jun 26 2008

HOPES were fading for the survival of a lost dolphin dubbed Disco Dave which swam into the waters of the river Clyde. Read

Abuse court doubles its load Jun 26 2008

SCOTLAND'S only dedicated domestic abuse court, in Glasgow, is to be expanded with the number of cases heard there almost doubling. Read

Rubbish? Not these bins Jun 26 2008

BRIGHT pupils at a Glasgow secondary school are top class when it comes to bin design. Read

Ape goes to MSPs Jun 26 2008

PARK PROTESTORS HAND PETITION TO JUSTICE MINISTER STURGEON Read

ALOHA. Glaswegians have a well-earned reputation for roving around the globe and no more so than this edition of your favourite local newspaper which was found in a beach bar - on the Pacific island of Hawaii. Read

Well, have you never had it so good? Jun 26 2008

ACCORDING to one Glasgow Labour MP we are all 'bloody miserable'. Read

'I told you it was a bad idea having a blog' Jun 26 2008

THE Glasgow MP under fire for claiming we're all "too bloody miserable" has spoken out about his comments. Read

Vandals blitz on barber is clipped Jun 26 2008

A GLASGOW barberhas thanked the Glaswegian for helping him end his vandalism hell. Read

Celebs in a stitch over bespoke designer jeans Jun 26 2008

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Transformation Jun 26 2008

ALMOST one year on from the terror attack that sent shockwaves around the world, Glasgow Airport has been completely transformed says its managing director.Read

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