Glasgow's Welcome Tested by Reform and Housing Crisis
As Reform UK gains ground and housing pressures mount, Glasgow's famed welcome faces its toughest test. We explore the frontline response from charities, schools, and community activists.
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Newborn jaundice treated at home in Scotland
A new Hospital at Home service in Glasgow uses a light-therapy sleeping bag to treat neonatal jaundice, helping families avoid disruptive hospital readmissions. Discover how this innovation supports new parents.
Westminster Council sets 70% social rent rule for developers
Westminster City Council mandates 70% social rent in new developments, but property experts warn the policy could backfire and reduce overall housing supply. Read the full analysis.
Family's fight against rare childhood dementia in Glasgow
Darren Scott's daughter Sophia was diagnosed with Sanfilippo syndrome before her 4th birthday. He says families are being 'catastrophically failed' by a lack of support and research into the condition.
Doctor Ghassan Abu-Sitta cleared by medical watchdog
The University of Glasgow's rector, Dr Ghassan Abu-Sitta, has been cleared of misconduct by a medical tribunal over alleged antisemitism and support for Hamas. Read the full details of the case.
Labour's plan to buy homes from landlords revealed
A new report urges the Labour government to launch a mass purchase of rental properties from private landlords. Could this bold policy fix Britain's housing crisis? Read the full analysis.
The Pitfalls of Renting from a Friend: 'Friendlords'
As living costs soar, more Britons are becoming 'friendlords' - renting to pals. But blurred lines can lead to feuds, unfair evictions, and broken friendships. Discover the risks and how to protect yourself.
Glasgow Council fined £80k over falling lamppost injury
Glasgow City Council ordered to pay £80,000 in compensation after a man suffered life-changing injuries from a collapsing lamppost. The council admits liability and announces a £7.5m safety investment.
London pension fund urged to invest more in affordable homes
A London Assembly Member calls for the capital's £51bn pension pool to increase investment in affordable housing, potentially unlocking thousands of new homes and tackling the housing crisis.
Man jailed for over six years for Edinburgh hotel attack
Sean Hendry sentenced to six years and three months for attempted murder at Sheraton Grand Hotel. Victim was smothered and choked. Read the full court details.
One in Four HMOs in England Operating Illegally
A quarter of HMOs in England are illegal, creating squalid conditions and a public health emergency costing the NHS £1.4bn. Discover the grassroots fightback.
Celtic sack Nancy, bring back Martin O'Neill as manager
Celtic have sacked manager Wilfried Nancy with immediate effect after a disastrous eight-game run. Club legend Martin O'Neill returns for a third spell in charge. Get the full story.
Martin O'Neill Returns to Celtic After Nancy Sacked
Celtic have sacked manager Wilfried Nancy and reappointed club legend Martin O'Neill until the end of the season. Get the full story on the dramatic managerial change at Parkhead.
Street Art Pigeon Sculpture Inspires Tribute to Birds
A Glasgow street art sculpture of a pigeon reading a paper has inspired heartfelt letters from Brits celebrating the overlooked heroism of urban birds. Discover why pigeons deserve our respect.
Strictly's Dr Punam Krishan diagnosed with breast cancer
Strictly Come Dancing star and NHS GP Dr Punam Krishan shares her breast cancer journey, urging early detection after completing treatment. Read her powerful message.
UK's Over-60s Homelessness Rises 50% in Five Years
Charities warn of a sharp rise in older people facing homelessness due to high rents and a lack of social housing. Experts call for urgent government action to protect vulnerable pensioners.
Woman with gigantomastia denied NHS breast reduction
Summer Robert, 25, from Glasgow, has a rare condition causing her breasts to weigh over 25kg. Despite severe pain, NHS refused surgery citing BMI. She now earns £70k/month on OnlyFans.
Man jailed for 14 years after paralysing ex-partner
A woman was left paralysed after her abusive ex shoved her over a bannister for refusing a kiss. He is now serving 14 years. Read her powerful story and call to action for domestic abuse survivors.
400 Blackpool Homes Face Demolition in £90m Regeneration
Up to 400 homes in central Blackpool will be bulldozed next summer under a £90m levelling up scheme, displacing hundreds of vulnerable residents. Critics call it a 'mass dispersion'. Read the full story.
New Towns Plan Fails on Social Housing, Warn Experts
Senior planners and experts warn the government's new towns drive lacks ambition on affordable homes. They argue revitalising existing communities offers a faster, more sustainable solution to the housing crisis.
London housing crisis: 14 shocking stories of neglect
A year-long investigation exposes London's housing crisis: tenants living with rats, no toilets for a decade, and councils failing to act. Read the shocking human stories.
Charity CEO turns down MBE over disability 'scapegoating'
Tressa Burke, CEO of Glasgow Disability Alliance, declined a New Year Honour, accusing the UK government of fuelling hatred and blame towards disabled people. Read her powerful statement.
London's Construction Skills Shortage Fuels Housing Crisis
New data reveals London's severe construction skills shortage is delaying new builds and forcing buyers to older homes. Discover the impact on the capital's housing targets.
London MPs and Mayor Back Broken Homes Campaign Reforms
MyLondon's Broken Homes campaign gains cross-party support, demanding a distance cap on temporary housing, urgent lift repairs, and an end to council bidding wars. Sign our petition.
Birmingham's 'Exempt' Housing Crisis: 42% of Street Affected
A Guardian investigation reveals how unregulated 'exempt' housing in Birmingham is failing vulnerable residents. In Selly Park, 42% of properties are now such homes, with 30,000 units city-wide. Read the full report.
Delays Leave Vulnerable in Unsafe Supported Housing
Vulnerable people in England remain in dangerous 'exempt' accommodation as government delays implementing 2022 law. Charities warn of deaths and exploitation. Read the urgent call for action.
Wrong body cremated at Glasgow hospital, inquiry launched
An investigation is underway at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after a human error led to the wrong body being cremated. NHS bosses apologise to the two families affected. Read the full story.
Wrong body cremated in Glasgow hospital error
A grieving family cremated the wrong loved one after a Glasgow hospital mortuary released the incorrect body. NHS bosses have launched a full investigation and apologised.
Wrong body cremated after Glasgow hospital mortuary mix-up
NHS bosses apologise after a blunder at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital led to the wrong body being cremated. An investigation is underway. Read the full story.
New Towns Plan Lacks Ambition, Say Post-War Planners
Architects of Milton Keynes warn the government's plan for 12 new towns lacks the scale and social housing focus of past projects. Read their exclusive critique.
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