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Glasgow Man Fined After Knife Possession Excuse Accepted
A Glasgow man was fined after a sheriff accepted his explanation for carrying a lock knife, stating he used it for fishing.
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SNP leads in polling for May 2026 Scottish Parliament election.
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Glasgow City Council's new Firework Control Zones are a welcome move for many, offering peace…
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