Ahead of the upcoming Holyrood election, the Greenock Telegraph is getting out on the streets to learn about the issues that matter to local voters.

Celtic could be forced to let Benjamin Nygren leave the club this summer. A recruitment expert believes Premier League clubs ...

Vertu Motors has opened a second Geely dealership in Glasgow, expanding its partnership with the fast-growing brand in a high ...

A driver who killed a man after falling asleep at the wheel and mounting the kerb has been jailed for five years. Scott ...

Emergency services are at the scene on Waterloo Street in Glasgow where a pavement has been cordoned off with police ...

Glasgow's restaurant and bar scene has welcomed some thrilling new additions over the past few months, with plenty more on ...

A new research collaboration is aiming to tackle one of the U.K. shellfish sector’s most persistent issues – larval mortality in hatcheries. With a focus on developing practical, scalable tools to ...

Leader John Swinney focuses on the cost of living, pledging a £2 bus fare cap and introducing a legal price ceiling on a ...

Senior university leaders, policymakers and sector experts from around the world will gather in Glasgow for the inaugural U21 Leadership Summit and Annual Network Meeting, hosted by the University of ...

Nigel Farage has suggested a second independence referendum would be “quite reasonable” if the issue becomes “relevant” in ...

Numerous worldwide flights have already been cancelled today, with a number of UK airports hit by the disruption. Flights to ...