Refugees are helping to show off Paisley's centuries-old Syrian glass collection

firearm. The 19-year-old is understood to have been targeted as she sat inside her motor on North Street at around 11.10pm on Wednesday.

ambulance crews have scrambled to the scene of an 'ongoing disturbance' after the alarm was raised just after 6.40pm. They raced to the scene in Moorhouse Avenue, in the Knightswood area of the city.

Glasgow road tonight. Emergency services were called to Great Western Road, the A82, just before 8pm on Saturday, December 5.

Paisley flat after a troubled man barricaded himself inside and started chucking items through windows.William Coughtrie, 23, tossed a microwave oven, a number of guitars, a computer, a monitor, a plant pot and a chunk of glass into the road during a tense stand-off with the emergency services, which included police negotiators, firefighters and paramedics.Paisley Sheriff Court heard Coughtrie, who suffers from a number of health problems, waved a hammer and shouted abuse at officers during the

East Kilbride food bank.

freshly cooked pizzas in Glasgow.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens The mum-of-two spent months undergoing intensive rehabilitation in hospital after being left with a number of difficulties.Her family were uncertain about the future as they needed to find new ways to care for and communicate with their beloved mum.But now, as they approach the first Christmas in their new life after Andrea’s stroke, they are hopeful it will be one of the most special yet, thanks to support from Stroke Association Scotland.Andrea

struck by a vehicle in Glasgow city centre. Emergency services responded to the incident at the junction of North Street and Sauchiehall Street.

Irn Bru bottle during a 'terrifying' raid. The woman, who didn't want to be named, said she had never experienced anything like it in her 16 years running Ae Fond Kiss gift shop on Glasgow's Queen Margaret Drive.

LONDON -- Fittingly in this year of work-from-home and lockdowns, Douglas Stuart’s life-changing moment came to him on his sofa.The Scottish writer was at home in Manhattan when he was announced as the winner of the 2020 Booker Prize last week. Stuart won the 50,000-pound ($66,000) literary award for “Shuggie Bain,” the powerful story of a boy coming of age with an alcoholic mother in poverty-scarred 1980s Glasgow.

Emma Thompson and husband Greg Wise couldn’t be prouder of their “remarkable" adopted son who has landed a job in the police after escaping a war zone.The couple gave child soldier Tindyebwa Agaba a new life in Britain after he witnessed unimaginable horror in his native Rwanda.The 33-year-old is a now proud humanitarian who has just landed a prized job with a specialist arm of the Metropolitan Police, helping refugees just like him.Emma, 61, daughter of Scottish actress Phyllida Ann Law and

Read More About: The ten-year blueprint was unveiled earlier this year by Renfrewshire Council, the Scottish Government and Scotland’s Towns Partnership, and imagines ideas for what the town centre could look like in a decade.As part of the report, it was suggested the The Paisley Centre be repurposed to include “a new residential quarter along a pedestrianised street running from the High Street to New Street with a mixture of retail and food and drink on the ground floor, flats on the upper

Paisley pub could face an investigation following dozens of incidents involving violence and drugs.

police search. David Clark was last spotted in the Ralston area of Paisley at around 5.30pm on Wednesday, 18 November, 2020.

Nicola Sturgeon today confirmed 11 councils including Glasgow will go from level three to level four at the end of the week.It means only essential shops can open, while new restrictions will be imposed on hospitality and leisure.The level four rules will be imposed in Glasgow city, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire, East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire, North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, East Ayrshire, South Ayrshire, Stirling and West Lothian.Sturgeon, at the Scottish Parliament, said she

Paisley, yesterday morning.

Paisley has been hit with an urgent improvement notice after inspectors uncovered serious concerns.

Paisley MSP behind the proposals.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens The next step for Fabienne will be her application to become a full-time, paid police officer and she says others should consider signing up to become a Special Constable.“I would highly recommend it if you are considering becoming a police officer.“It is a great way to see what the job is all about.”Her efforts during the coronavirus pandemic have not gone unnoticed by senior cops, who have heaped praise on her for her dedication.Chief Inspector