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Glasgow News for 30 July 2009

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M74 crane

M74 extension: Europe's largest crane beams over Glasgow as new bridge takes shape Jul 30 2009

EUROPE'S largest mobile crane swung into action over Glasgow as the first of eight huge beams are positioned for the the new link bridge over the M8.Read

Paul McGrillen

Former Partick Thistle striker Paul McGrillen dies, aged 37 Jul 30 2009

TRIBUTES have been paid to former Partick Thistle striker Paul McGrillen who died last night, aged 37.Read

Tesco debate is in store as Partick locals are urged to have their say Jul 30 2009

THE BATTLE to stop an ecofriendly superstore opening in Partick is hotting up. Tesco are holding a two-day exhibition to give the local community a chance to have their say on the controversial proposals to build an environmentally friendly store at Beith Street.Read

Trongate 103

Trongate 103 opens its doors to arts organisations in national first Jul 30 2009

SOME of Scotland's most diverse and vibrant arts organisations this week moved into Glasgow's new and unique Trongate 103.Read

Reel Lives

Stunning Glasgow transport exhibition shows how city became jack of all trades Jul 30 2009

AN EXHIBITION on transport reveals the people behind the wheel and how they shaped city life over the past 80 years.Read

Glasgow City Council

Tempers flare as Glasgow City Council target North Kelvin meadow for development Jul 30 2009

A BATTLE by residents to save North Kelvin meadow from developers looks set to turn nasty.Read

Richard Small

Big-hearted city cyclist set to pedal for pounds in aid of Indian kids Jul 30 2009

CYCLING 4500ft up the Himalayan foothills on a mountain bike is the gruelling challenge facing Richard Small.Read

Linzi Adair

Easterhouse brunette takes a step towards her catwalk dream Jul 30 2009

A STUNNING Easterhouse girl has reached the final stages of a competition that could see her achieving her dream of becoming a full-time model.Read

petrol station

Exclusive: New police blitz launched on city petrol bandits Jul 30 2009

POLICE are cracking down on garage bandits who fill up with fuel and drive off without paying, costing city petrol stations thousands of pounds.Read

Scotland youth coach Billy Stark kicks off Glasgow City Cup with advice to local youngsters Jul 30 2009

CHILDREN aiming for a career in football should take every opportunity to play against top teams from home and abroad.Read

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