The LOCAL NEWS for SOUTHSIDERS celebrates its 10th anniversary this month. The first issue of the paper was published in June 1997.
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Yam Publications Ltd, publishers of the LOCAL NEWS for SOUTHSIDERS thanks everyone who sent greetings and good wishes on the 10th anniversary its first edition of the LOCAL NEWS. Here is a selection of the messages received at the LOCAL NEWS for SOUTHSIDERS after ten years of serving Glasgow’s Southside Communities.
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Racism and bullying have forced a single mother and her 10-year-old son to flee their home in Pollokshields.
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Time is running out for you to own a piece of Govan’s iconic history - the story of the Pearce Institute (PI).
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A successful private hire taxi network company has three high value items for auction in aid of charity.
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Glasgow’s pioneering water bus ‘Pride o’ the Clyde’ is back on the River with its summer schedule.
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Workers were relieved to hear the news that Jim McColl, head of Clyde Blowers plc, has bought Weir Pumps for £50 million and saved 600 jobs.
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It was a hectic first month for Jim Martin, the new Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland.
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Four people, two of them from the Southside,  have become members of Mensa, after taking an IQ Test in Glasgow.
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Boots The Chemist has unveiled a new-look refurbished store in Cardonald as part of a £5 million programme of investment across Scotland designed to ‘enhance the shopping environment and improve services in community chemist stores’.
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