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Bo'ness skatepark public meeting
FIVE potential sites for a skatepark in Bo'ness have been revealed, ahead of a public meeting on May 29 for which a big turn-out is hoped.
Ken Loach's 'Angels' Share' a gem
It comes as no surprise to read on imdb.com that British director Ken Loach has said the movie that inspired him most to become a filmmaker was Vittorio De Sica's heartbreaking "Bicycle Thieves." Set in post-World War II Rome, De Sica's 1948 Italian neorealist classic involves an Everyman, unemployed for years, who finally gets a job, but it ... (more)
Ex-prosecutor had indecent images
Stuart MacFarlane, 45, from Glasgow, was caught with almost 15,000 images at his former family home in Eaglesham, East Renfrewshire, on 28 December 2012.
DETECTIVES have released an e-fit image of a man they want to speak to in connection with a sexual assault on a young woman.
City's 10m to truck waste to private dump
The city which has just been ordered to close its own dump in Cathkin, South Lanarkshire has signed a 2 million annual contract with the Greengairs tip, one of Scotland's biggest, near Airdrie.
Oracle opens second UK data centre to support government G-Cloud
Oracle has announced the opening of a new data centre in the UK to support the government's G-Cloud initiative, following a similar move by Salesforce.com earlier this month.
E-fit of Glasgow sex attack suspect
Police have issued an image of a man they want to trace in connection with a sexual assault on a woman in Glasgow.
Scottish News: Scottish rail stations to get wifi
All of ScotRail's class 380 trains will also have wifi by March next year, according to a joint announcement by ScotRail and Transport Scotland.
Glasgow in bid to be top of the shops
THE city centre is to get a major boost to ensure it remains the busiest shopping centre outside London's West End.
HOMETIMES: New Dawn rises for the village people
But when children come along, only a 'grown-up' home with a back and front door and garden will do.
The sheer extent of its parkland must surely be the envy of other major cities across Scotland and the rest of Britain.
Jose Gonzalez: Health is The Most Important Thing
Upon his arrival at the airport, as he landed back to Puerto Rico, lightweight contender Jose "Chelo" Gonzalez discussed Saturday's ninth round TKO loss to WBO lightweight champion Ricky Burns in Glasgow, Scotland.
Ryan Gosling Won't Eat His Cereal, Becomes Internet and Vine Sensation
Ryan Gosling is famous enough to not need the internet to gain fame, but recently, someone created a series of videos on Twitter's Vine showing how he doesn't want to eat his cereal.
Today's intervention by Gordon Brown was about distinct politics: establishing a distinct offering within the broad pro-Union camp.
Scottish News: Brown 'wants social justice union'
Former prime minister Gordon Brown has returned to the political front line to make a "positive, principled, forward-looking case" for Scotland to stay in the UK.
This week I have gone for a selection of images rather than images linked to a theme, as in the last two weeks.
Thieves steal two tonnes of charity clothes
Crooks believed to have been armed with specialised cutting gear broke into five clothing banks in East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, including one at Kingsgate Retail Park, over the bank holiday weekend.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston opens two 18th-century period rooms from Great Britain
The Hamilton Palace Room, May 8, 2013. Alan and Simone Hartman Galleries, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
48 hours in the Scottish Highlands
Often voted the world's greatest train journey, the voyage from Glasgow to Fort William and Mallaig in the Scottish highlands defies superlatives thanks to its stunning views and wild landscapes.
Alex Ferguson, faithful son of Govan
Alex Ferguson in his office at United's Cliff training ground in 1995: the Scottish vernacular sign announces where he is from.