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Morrisons is bringing parcel lockers to all 500 UK stores, turning grocery trips into one-stop delivery hubs—after a successful trial at smaller locations. This smart move lets shoppers pick up or drop off packages without extra trips, partnering with Quadient to streamline deliveries and cut missed packages. Rolling out in phases, it’s about making everyday life easier, turning stores into commun...

Train chaos incoming in Glasgow! The Paisley Canal line is shut down Saturday, July 11th to Monday, July 13th for essential engineering — so if you’re heading to Nethercraigs or work, plan ahead. Buses 38/38A or trains to Paisley Gilmour Street/Maxwell Park will cover you with your existing ticket. Check ScotRail’s journey planner before you go — don’t get stranded! Listen in comfort: Get a discou...

Celtic’s big summer hit: Colombian striker Camilo Duran, 24, signed a five-year deal after a sensational season with Qarabag — 15 goals, 10 assists, including 5 in Champions League games. He’s thrilled to join Celtic, calling it a childhood dream and vowing to give everything for the badge. As the first Colombian to wear the Hoops, he’s eager to help Scotland’s giants conquer Europe — and one day,...

Glasgow’s bracing for a scorcher—27°C, same as Istanbul—with humidity hitting 84%, making outdoor activities a sweaty struggle. The NHS is urging sun protection, hydration, and allergy meds, plus reminding folks to use the NHS 24 app for minor issues—or call directly if things escalate. This comes after devastating storm damage to Clydebank Foodbank, which officials say could’ve been prevented. En...

A convicted rapist with a decades-long criminal history just got a taxi license — and the Highland Council’s licensing decisions around his properties are raising serious red flags. Police objected twice to a short-term let application for his property, but the committee deferred — chaired then by Councillor Kennedy, who’s since resigned. He claims he never saw the relevant criminal records, despi...

Skypark in Glasgow is revolutionizing commuting by launching a bold cycling initiative, partnering with Bike for Good to offer free lessons, group rides, and safety training—helping tenants like Indraneil Ghosh conquer city traffic fears and confidently ride to work. With hundreds of secure bike spots, showers, lockers, and repair stations, Skypark’s investment in infrastructure has earned them Pl...

A new crematorium in Bishopbriggs, near Glasgow, has officially opened its doors — not just for services, but as a community hub for remembrance. Hosted by the Westerleigh Group, known for over 30 years of compassionate care, the dedication drew funeral leaders, clergy, and industry giants like Professor Hilary Grainger and Adrian Saville. Already serving families since December, the facility blen...

Giffnock Primary School didn’t just install a life-saving defibrillator outside their doors—they rallied the whole community to go even further, donating $1,000 to fund more public defibrillators across East Renfrewshire. Inspired by their own successful fundraiser, the school’s parent council organized a full day of CPR and defibrillator training for students, staff, parents, and locals, turning...

A catastrophic wildfire in southern Spain’s Almería region has claimed 12 lives and left 8 injured, including 4 in critical condition, as flames raced through remote, hilly terrain where homes were scattered. Victims, caught off-guard, tried to flee via an unofficial route, with some found inside cars consumed by fire in the Bédar municipality. Authorities suspect four may be British, based on rig...

Kasabian are hitting Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Dec 13, 2026, as part of their “Nothing Better Than This” tour, dropping alongside their new album “Act III.” With hits like “Fire” and “Club Foot,” and a recent TRNSMT headline, they’re no strangers to rocking the city. They’ll be joined by The Vaccines, known for “If You Wanna,” for a high-energy pairing. Tickets go on sale July 15 at 9 AM for artist p...

A smash-and-grab heist hit Outlet Optical in Glasgow’s Paisley Road West, leaving owners with shattered doors, stolen merchandise, and $10K in losses—just as they were trying to rebuild. But amid the shock, the community’s rallying: neighbors are sharing warnings, offering support, and even planning a fundraiser. With the owner battling health issues and aiming to reopen by Saturday, this story’s...

M74 northbound shut down between Junction 12 and 13 near Abington after a crash at 5:45 AM—traffic diverted via B7078 to rejoin at Junction 11. Expect major delays, no reopening timeline yet. Plan alternate routes and allow extra travel time if heading through South Lanarkshire. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thed...

A fiery political force and Strictly Come Dancing semi-finalist, Ann Widdecombe has died at 78, leaving behind a legacy of bold convictions, Eurosceptic fervor, and unwavering dedication to public service — from her decades in Parliament to her late-career TV stardom and tireless advocacy for animal welfare and Christian values. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow...

A devastating fire tore through Edinburgh’s historic Debenhams building on Princes Street, destroying the roof and upper floors—thanks to swift firefighter action, no one was injured. With 50 firefighters battling the blaze and hotspots still smoldering, authorities are investigating the cause while managing major transport chaos: 35 bus routes disrupted, trams running partial service, and roads c...

Rural America’s internet crisis is hitting hard—slow, unreliable connections are blocking business, education, and family ties. Despite government promises and past initiatives, the digital divide persists, leaving remote communities stranded. Infrastructure, funding, and logistics keep stalling progress, but the push for universal high-speed access continues, with hope that innovation will finall...

Kings Golf Club in Inverness, Scotland, turned a pandemic-era setback into a roaring comeback—doubling membership in five years and earning Scottish Golf Club of the Year 2026. While Americans flock to iconic courses, Kings is targeting Europe’s savvy travelers seeking unique, off-the-beaten-path experiences. This smart pivot is fueling regional tourism and proving that resilience, strategy, and u...

The M74 motorway in Scotland hit a major snag this week, with a full northbound closure between Junction 12 and 13 near Abington—forcing drivers to reroute and face serious delays. Traffic Scotland issued the alert Friday morning, citing an “ongoing road traffic incident,” though exact causes remain unclear. The shutdown disrupted commuters and travelers alike, underscoring how fragile our daily c...

Crookston Castle in Glasgow is set to explode this summer with its biggest event in 500 years—drawing over 2,000 people—and it’s all thanks to a jaw-dropping archaeological discovery of a lost Bronze Age village. Fueled by community pride and a recent award-winning effort, the Friends of Crookston Castle are hosting two massive free events: a Commonwealth Festival Party & Picnic on July 25th and a...

Galaxy Dance and Cheer just shattered records on the global stage, as their U18 Pom team Solar stormed to victory at the European Summit in Lisbon, beating eleven European rivals for their first-ever international title. Coach Leanne Sharp called it an emotional triumph, with medals, banners, and necklaces celebrating their hard-earned win. Even their U12 lyrical squad dazzled in their debut inter...

Glasgow’s legacy lives on through 150 trailblazers — from poets and doctors to activists and engineers — celebrated in The Glasgow Times’ milestone anniversary series, spotlighting unsung heroes and icons who’ve shaped the world, one remarkable Glaswegian at a time. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is...

Glasgow’s biggest community recognition event is back—and it’s bigger than ever. Celebrating the Glasgow Times’ 150th anniversary, the 2026 Community Champion Awards introduce a brand-new GT150 Anniversary Prize for those who’ve made lasting impacts on the city. With nine other categories—from Young Champion to Senior Champion to Green and Arts Champions—there’s an award for every kind of hero. No...

Scotland’s rolling out new vaping rules to make products less appealing to kids, targeting flashy packaging and store displays as part of a broader public health push. With smoking still killing over 7,000 annually and youth vape use surging—nearly 20% of kids have tried it—the move aims to prevent harm before it starts. The 10-week public consultation kicks off July 10, aligning with the UK’s Tob...

AGS Airports just reported a massive 92 million pound loss—down from last year’s 4 million profit—blamed on restructuring costs after their 1.53 billion pound buyout. Despite the dip, revenue and passenger numbers edged up, and adjusted EBITDA held steady at 83 million. Looking ahead, new international routes are on the way, including flights to Krakow, Paris, New York, Toronto, and more. Major up...

Funeral costs in the UK and Scotland are skyrocketing, with average bills topping £4,000 — far outpacing inflation — leaving grieving families broke and overwhelmed. Basic services are just the start; add flowers, transport, or a wake, and costs balloon. Many don’t know what their loved one wanted, forcing expensive, emotional decisions during an already devastating time. Compounded by a national...

V&A Dundee is launching a massive Scottish design revamp in 2028, inviting everyone in Scotland to submit cherished objects that tell the story of Scottish identity — from family heirlooms to football scarves. Actor Alan Cumming is leading the campaign, with one standout item being his “The Traitors” outfit by Siobhan Mackenzie. With £2.6 million from the UK government and a goal of raising £5 mil...