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Glasgow News for 23 October 2008

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Airport 'Skyhub' opens to public Oct 23 2008

THE first stage of Glasgow Airport's £31million revamp opened to passengers this week. Read

Strutting their stuff at Braehead Oct 23 2008

A THOUSAND hopeful models made a bid for stardom on the catwalk. Read

Bogus workmen warning for Glaswegians Oct 23 2008

BEATING bogus callers at your home is as easy as one, two, three, says Scottish Water. Read

New track can net Glasgow future Olympians says hero Hoy Oct 23 2008

GLASGOW'S new £40,000 mountain bike track has been given the gold standard by Olympic triple medal Scot Chris Hoy - who believes it could spawn a generation of city Olympians. Read

Robert Burns theme to Celtic Connections 2009 Oct 23 2008

THE 2009 Celtic Connections festival will pay tribute to Scotland's Bard, Robert Burns, on the 250th anniversary of his birth. Read

Police step up double shooting probe Oct 23 2008

MURDER Squad cops think they've found a Porsche Cayenne used by a gunman who shot dead one man and left another fighting for life on the street. Read

Brain drain: would you leave Glasgow behind? Oct 23 2008

WINTER looms, recession is upon us, jobs are disappearing like snow off a dike and the floor has caved in on house prices. No wonder more and more Glaswegians are seriously considering a new life abroad. Read

A double taste of university life for Glasgow twins Oct 23 2008

IDENTICAL twins David and Colin McNicol enjoy a taste of student life at Glasgow Caledonian University's new Caledonian Club. Read

Government takes leaf out of Glaswegian campaign Oct 23 2008

THE Scottish Government is getting dug in behind The Glaswegian's and Glasgow City Council's efforts to create more city allotments. Read

The big Christmas switch-on Oct 23 2008

TICKETS for this year's Christmas lights switch on in George Square will be available this Saturday from 9am. Read

Singer Sandi Thom in crisis appeal Oct 23 2008

CHART topping singer Sandi Thom is calling on Glaswegians to dig deep and donate to Oxfam's World Food Crisis Appeal.Read

Kids go free drawing competition Oct 23 2008

BUDDING artists are being invited by Historic Scotland's Kids Go Free campaign to enter a special drawing competition. Read

Glaswegians head up the brain drain Oct 23 2008

GLASGOW has the highest number of people in Scotland joining the brain drain abroad, says a team of emigration specialists. Read

Glasgow actress is a blossoming Rose say ex-tutors Oct 23 2008

GLASWEGIAN stage sensation Anneika Rose's soaring success hasn't surprised her former tutors at Glasgow's Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.Read

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