The Glasgow Times

The Glasgow Times is a tabloid newspaper that comes out in the evenings from Monday to Saturday in Glasgow, Scotland. It was originally known as the Evening Times since its establishment in 1876, but it underwent a rebranding on December 4, 2019, adopting its current name.

Local

English

Newspaper

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#24899

United Kingdom

#874

News and Media

#71

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

I had a first look inside Glasgow's Blank Street Coffee - I tried their famous matcha

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Nicole Mitchell

Blueberry and Strawberry Shortcake matchas (Image: Blank Street Coffee) Glasgow's first Blank Street Coffee location is set to open in the city centre this weekend. The cult brand will open its doors on Gordon Street at 6.30am on Saturday, bringing their viral matcha and coffee drinks to the city. The dog-friendly café will be opening with their newly launched spring menu available which features strawberry shortcake and rhubarb and custard matchas.
Paisley Bishop to represent Scottish Catholics at Pope Francis funeral

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Stewart Paterson

Bishop John Keenan (Image: Newsquest) A Paisley Bishop will attend the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday. Bishop John Keenan will travel to Rome for the funeral to represent Scottish Catholics. The service will also be attended by Prince William and Prime Minister, Keir Starmer for the UK, as well as world leaders, including US President, Donald Trump and France President, Emmanuel Macron.
Glasgow postcode gets Christmas cards now amid Royal Mail delays

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Nicole Mitchell

Christmas cards delivered in April amid Royal Mail delays (Image: Canva) RESIDENTS living in Townhead have been receiving Christmas cards this month amid Royal Mail delays. Alyson McKell, chair of Townhead and Ladywell Community Council, says many residents are now choosing to travel to the G1-G5 Delivery Office on Baird Street to pick up letters so they can be sure to get them all.
I was 42 stone and struggling with addiction but these people saved my life

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Emily Moore

I was 42 stone and struggling with addiction but these people saved my lif (Image: Newsquest) A brave man who reached 42 stone while struggling with alcohol and weed addiction has revealed what saved his life. Josh Pilkington, 31, was working as an actor when he slipped mid-performance during a gig at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival.
Plan on booking a hotel in Glasgow? This is the tax everyone will pay

1 day ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Stewart Paterson

Glasgow landmarks (Image: Newsquest) A consultation on Glasgow’s plan for a visitor levy has just days left to run. The plan is to charge 5% on top of all overnight accommodation in the city. An association for self-catering owners has urged people to respond and let the council know what they think of the plan.
McDonald's announces new menu for May 2025 - See the full list and prices

2 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Katie Collier

Lotus Biscoff and more is back at McDonald's this May (Image: PA) McDonald’s has revealed its new food and drinks menu that will be released in May. The May menu will bring both sweet and savoury treats to the fast food chain’s restaurants nationwide. Some items are new to McDonald’s while others have been available before and are returning for spring – let’s take a look.
Krispy Kreme announces return of discontinued doughnut that's available now

2 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Katie Collier

Krispy Kreme has re-launched a discontinued doughnut due to demand (Image: Google Maps) Krispy Kreme has announced a discontinued doughnut will be returning to shelves at its UK stores from today (April 22). A nationwide public vote, dubbed ‘The Great Doughbate’, took place in Krispy Kreme shops and across social media in March to let fans decide to bring back one of their discontinued favourite flavours.
Glasgow schools and politicians pay respects following death of Pope Francis

3 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham

The City Chambers flag is flying at half mast. (Image: Gordon Terris/Newsquest) THE flag at Glasgow’s City Chambers is flying at half-mast as a mark of respect for Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday. The city’s Lord Provost Councillor Jacqueline McLaren said: “Such sad news this morning about the passing of Pope Francis. “Catholics across the world will be seeking solace today. Their loss will rightly be acknowledged by all faiths and secular communities.
Urgent search for missing schoolboy last seen at 'four corners' in city centre

3 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Emily Moore

Missing Clydebank schoolboy last seen in Glasgow City Centre (Image: Police Scotland) An urgent search is underway for a missing Clydebank schoolboy who has vanished overnight Officers are currently trying to track down Jamal Neves from the West Dunbartonshire town. The 13-year-old was last seen around 12.35pm in a bakery at the 'four corners' in Glasgow City Centre on Easter Sunday, April 20.
Mum of three told there is no way out of overcrowded Glasgow flat

3 days ago | glasgowtimes.co.uk | Stewart Paterson

Saracen House ng homes offices (Image: ng homes) A mum has been left with nowhere to turn after being told there is no availability for her to move from an overcrowded flat. She lives in a one-bed flat with one teenage child and another two under the age of three, in the north of Glasgow. The mum, who we have decided not to identify, has been desperately trying to arrange a move to a home which suits the size of her family.