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Glasgow man seriously assaulted as police probe East End attack

The man was rushed to hospital for treatment following the incident over the weekend. His current medical condition was not disclosed by police. Officers urge witnesses to come forward.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Parkhead train station to help Celtic fans part of long-term plan

The council is redesigning streets to create 'liveable neighbourhoods' and among details of plans for the East End are a proposal to create a station at Parkhead which would offer fans another way to travel to games.

Glasgow Live

Inside Glasgow's new gym, personal training academy and equipment shop on the Gallowgate

The idea for the new fitness centre was born amid the boom of at-home workouts during Scotland's two lockdowns. The Glasgow HQ opened on July 29 in the heart of the east end.

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New Glasgow East End golf course set to open to public next summer

A new East End community-based golf facility will open next summer in a bid to make the sport more accessible while creating hundreds of jobs for residents. Golf It! will be located on the south bank of Hogganfield Loch, in the North East of the cit

Glasgow Live

Kelis gets behind Glasgow bar to pull pint as American superstar makes hilarious dig at Lewis Capaldi

The singer, who shot to fame with her 2003 hit 'Milkshake', was snapped in Amore d'Italia in the city's east end last night.

Daily Record

Glasgow's fourth Gaelic primary moves closer with plan to revamp old school

Glasgow’s fourth Gaelic primary has moved a step closer as plans to redevelop a run-down former east end school have been submitted.

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Glasgow's fourth Gaelic primary moves closer with plan to revamp former East End school

Part of St James' Primary in Calton would be demolished to allow an extension to be built as Glasgow City Council looks to open a new Gaelic school in the city.

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Glasgow GP takes 'offence' over lack of appointment claims as surgeries 'in distress'

Responding to councillors' claims about a lack of appointments, the East End GP said the 'volume of activity in general practice has hugely increased' and staff are under pressure.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow residents warned over "white van" spotted fly-tipping in East End

A former councillor suspects rubbish may be coming from Carmyle to be dumped in Ruchazie.

Glasgow Live

Why I live in Aldgate East: furniture maker Felix Conran on his ‘endlessly entertaining’ London area

Felix Conran is the grandson of designer Sir Terence, and the co-founder of luxury furniture brand Maker&Son. Here’s his insider guide to the bustling East End

Evening Standard

Stories of a generation told through a lens

"Through the sharing of their stories, we create space for new narratives around ageing, isolation and ageism."

Newcastle Herald

Glasgow East End shopkeeper warned he could lose licence over alcohol display

Mohammad Haq has been told his off sales licence dcould be removed after it emerged his Baillieston shop was displaying three times the amount of alcohol permitted,.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Meat Market regeneration moves forward as number of new homes set to double

A report on the second phase of the Meat Market project which is seen as 'key to the regeneration of this part of the East End' will go before councillors tomorrow.

Glasgow Live

EastEnders goes Warhol with a 100-hour bender in the Queen Vic – The Lock-In review

Stanley Schtinter has made an epic film out of all the scenes set in the soap’s famous bar. Showing in East End pubs, the Warholian result is a spellbinding – and frequently baffling – meditation on time

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Glasgow East End school needs extension less than four years after being built

Pupil demand means four new classrooms are required to provide enough space, while the council are also set to extend a secondary school.

Glasgow Live

Former Glasgow school site set to be transformed into East End community project

The land at Drumlochy Road has lain empty for at least 19 years, but could now become allotments, play areas and educational spaces.

Glasgow Live

Historic Glasgow East End school to be demolished after fire

The building has been examined by the council and has been judged as dangerous, with some hand demolition work already starting despite efforts to save it.

Newcastle Herald

New taste of high-end dining in the East End

"True to the QT philosophy, QT Newcastle will offer a highly inventive food and beverage experience, highlighting local provenance."

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow East End school refuses all placing requests and needs new classrooms to cope with demand

Plans have been submitted to erect new buildings as all placing requests to the school were refused

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Election 2022: Better public transport needed for East Centre say candidates

There are 11 election hopefuls fighting for power in the ward

Glasgow Live

Sweet Jane opened right before covid hit and was a haven for Dennistoun locals during the pandemic. The owners have announced they're moving on to seek 'new opportunities'.

Glasgow Live

New Glasgow sports and community centre could be best in East End after 15 year wait

A community has waited 15 years for a new hub after a former sports centre burnt down, and now they have been told that work is expected to start next year.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's teenage Tory candidate reports 'offensive' leaflet to police

The 19-year-old election hopeful from the East End suffered abuse and death taunts at school for being a Conservative party member.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow East End to get new allotments as part of £50,000 food pantry funding

The money will be used to help establish two new community growing areas on a derelict former school site, as the Scottish Pantry Network move into new offices.

The Guardian - UK

‘In France, I’d be a sex symbol’: Eddie Marsan on looks, lucky breaks and playing angry men

Over a bowl of chips in a local café, actor Eddie Marsan revels in his East End culture, and the challenges of finding a human side to aggressive male characters

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