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Lenzie Post Office move raised in Scottish Parliament
West of Scotland MSP Jackson Carlaw has submitted a motion about the proposed move of the branch to the Scotmid store in Gallowhill Road.
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East Dunbartonshire community still split over new recycling regime
East Dunbartonshire's newly rolled-out refuse and recycling regime is still experiencing teething problems - two weeks after being rolled out.
Blind widow threatened with eviction from home over A 117 unpaid bedroom tax bill
Helen Sockell faces losing her home of 25 years just weeks after the hated tax was implemented by the Con-Dem Government.
Church to probe rising burial costs
It has heard claims that in one local authority area the cost of a lair has risen by more than 100% since 2009.
Taxpayers could face A 62m bill after East Ayrshire council reveal...
TAXPAYERS could be left to foot up to A 62million for restoring opencast mines in East Ayrshire after council expose shortfall in funding.
Small fires could lead to a massive tragedy
Firefighters in Bellshill say the number of grass fires they are having to attend is getting out of hand, and fear one will eventually lead to tragedy.
Rab the corn snake drops in for breakfast
A stray snake found by a man while he was drinking his morning tea could have been living in his wall for 18 months.
Witness accused over fire remarks
A former marina manager did not tell police that a murder accused made disparaging remarks about a man who died in a fire until the fourth time he was interviewed months later, a court has heard.
Nigel Farage bombed in Edinburgh - what does that really tell us...
Do the Scots dislike the English? Overlook for the moment the lamentable generalisations inherent in any such question and think of Nigel Farage struggling with his student opponents in an Edinburgh street recently.
Cala: we'll plough on with Kilmardinny plan for Bearsden
There has been speculation in recent weeks about the developer's intentions regarding development of the land, after East Dunbartonshire Council granted Waitrose permission to build on land owned by West of Scotland rugby club.
Bute court campaigners meet justice secretary
Campaigners from Bute hoping to save Rothesay Sheriff Court from closure met Scottish justice secretary Kenny MacAskill in Edinburgh on Thursday.
Tenth anniversary of Galston murder
A fresh appeal for new evidence has been issued on behalf of the two men convicted of the brutal killing of 91-year-old Galston woman Margaret Irvine.
Schools fitted with defibrillators
North Lanarkshire Council is set to be the first local authority in Scotland to install life-saving defibrillators in all of its high schools.
New council leader for Argyll and Bute
Argyll and Bute Council have elected a new council leader in the form of Roddy McCuish at its meeting in Lochgilphead today.
Helensburgh flat fire was started deliberately, say police
ONE was injured in the fire which broke out in a flat in the town's John Street late last night but nearby resident were all evacuated.
Arms campaigner given treaty thanks
A father whose toddler son was killed by a gunman with an illegal weapon has said he was "honoured" to receive a letter of thanks from the UK Government in recognition of his campaigning efforts.
Sharkey murder trial: Accused told a friend Thomas Snr 'got what he deserved', a jury hears
SIMON Fraser told the court he met accused Scott Snowden for dinner and was shocked to hear him say Thomas Sharkey deserved what had happened to him.
Glasgow South and East Wood Today
The Newton Mearns woman, who asked not to be named, is a full time carer for her daughter, despite being disabled herself.
Funeral for Helmand blast soldier
A funeral service has been held for one of three soldiers from the Royal Regiment of Scotland who were killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
Crews rescue boy wedged in chimney
The 14-year-old boy became stuck in the seven-metre chimney on a commercial building in Carluke, North Lanarkshire.