The Latest Breaking News from Clyde

The Yorkhill Quay development will connect to Partick and Finnieston and create a whole new neighbourhood of hundreds of homes, as well as a large area for fun stuff like adventure golf.

As well as being Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow was its industrial heart. Central to the civic story, is the River Clyde, famed as a global shipbuilding hub in the 20th century. But the Clyde, along with an abundant supply of coal, also made Glasgow the ideal location for the textile…

Building work is expected to be completed next year on the new Platform building that boasts one, two and three bedroom homes with its own gym, roof terraces and remote working facilities.

WORK is underway to procure two new ferries for the Clyde and Hebrides network, the Scottish Government has announced.

Janey's mother Annie was found dead in the Clyde during the 1980s.

The ships from Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands set sail from the Clyde after taking part in the gruelling two week UK-led Joint Warrior exercise alongside 11 other nations

The council's liveable neighbourhood programmes aim to make the city greener and more cycle and walking friendly

There are a total of 16 bridges spanning the Clyde as it flows through central Glasgow. We take a closer look at each of them and shed a little light on their fascinating history.

Released back in 1942, Song of the Clyde served as a moving postcard of the River Clyde and Glasgow and proved to be a massive hit with wartime cinema audiences.

Ifrah Raza has received kidneys from two family members. On one occasion, she almost died and loved ones were prepared to 'say their goodbyes'. She miraculously survived.

A LEATHERBACK turtle has been spotted in Loch Long, according to Clyde harbour authorities.