Sandhya Suresh

1 week ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

Glasgow will mark Armed Forces Day on June 28 with a public event at the City of Glasgow College Riverside Campus. Jacqueline McLaren, the Lord Provost of Glasgow, said: "Armed Forces Day is an opportunity for our city to show its appreciation for the courage, commitment and sacrifice of our service personnel, past and present.

1 week ago | msn.com | Sandhya Suresh

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1 week ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

Dad-of-three Alan Torrance first became concerned in 2018 after noticing a persistent spot on his head that often bled and refused to heal. His wife, Laura Torrance, 42, persuaded him to contact his GP. Tests revealed that he had basal cell carcinoma, the most common type of skin cancer. Since then, he has undergone Mohs micrographic surgery, a precise treatment option, to remove cancerous tissue while preserving healthy skin.

1 week ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

The Quay and Q Club scooped up awards at the 8th Scottish Hospitality Awards 2025 (Image: Supplied) Glasgow-based businesses have been honoured for their standout achievements in the recent Scottish Hospitality Awards. The 8th Scottish Hospitality Awards 2025, held on June 18 at the Marriott Hotel in Glasgow, celebrated top performers across Scotland’s hospitality sector, including hotels, restaurants, bars, spas, and other sectors within the industry.

1 week ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sandhya Suresh

Lauren McNulty from Kirkintilloch was diagnosed in February 2022 at just 28 years old. She experienced symptoms including pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, and abnormal smear test results. The 31-year-old then underwent weeks of intensive treatment at The Beatson, including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and internal radiation treatments. She will climb Ben Nevis on June 28 to raise money for the Beatson Cancer Charity.