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Four individuals were hospitalized following a targeted attack on a residential street in Alexandria. Emergency services responded to Braehead around 2 PM on Sunday, where a car with four men and a woman was confronted by four men from a nearby house. A violent altercation ensued, injuring three men and a youth. Two nineteen-year-old men, a twenty-one-year-old man, and a sixteen-year-old boy were treated and released. Police are seeking public assistance in identifying two individuals from the car and are urging anyone with information to come forward. Checkout Solipillow.com

Four individuals were injured in a brutal attack in Bonhill, Alexandria, on Sunday afternoon. The incident occurred around 2:10 PM when a group of five individuals, including a white man aged 19-22 and a white woman in her fifties, clashed with four men inside a house on Braehead Drive. The victims, aged 19, 19, 21, and 16, were taken to the Royal Alexandra Hospital but have since been discharged. Police believe this was a targeted attack and are seeking witnesses, CCTV footage, and dashcam videos from the area. If you have any information, contact police or Crimestoppers anonymously. Checkout Solipillow.com

Clyde One Radio Station Returns to Glasgow City Centre After 42 Years Clyde One, a beloved radio station, is moving back to Glasgow city centre after 42 years in Clydebank. The station, known for its popular Bowie at Breakfast show, will relocate to new offices at 100 Queen Street this spring. The move marks a return to the stations roots, as it first launched in Glasgow in 1973. Presenters and listeners are excited about the change, with George Bowie expressing thrill and Cassi recalling memorable interviews. The new location, across from the Gallery of Modern Art, offers modern facilities to support the stations growth in the digital age. Checkout Solipillow.com

Glasgow drivers face a significant increase in fines and parking tickets, with the city council raking in nearly nine million pounds in 2024-2025, an 83% jump from three years ago. The council plans to introduce new paid parking zones and further restrictions, citing congestion management, road safety, and resident prioritization. However, these changes have sparked outrage among drivers, with concerns over excessive fines, tickets issued to vulnerable individuals, and rising abuse towards parking attendants. Checkout Solipillow.com

Wheatley Homes Glasgow is investing £156 million in home upgrades and neighborhood improvements over three years, with a focus on energy efficiency and tenant input. Tenants are seeing new kitchens, bathrooms, and heating systems, as well as cleaner, greener standards and neighborhood fixes. Jeff McDougall and Mary Paterson, two satisfied tenants, praise the quick repairs and new amenities. Ninety percent of tenants are happy with services, up from 67% in 2004, as Wheatley listens and delivers real change. Checkout Solipillow.com

Clyde One, a beloved Scottish radio station, is returning to Glasgow city centre after 40 years in Clydebank. The new home at 100 Queen Street will house open-plan offices and top-notch studios for popular shows like Bowie at Breakfast and Superscoreboard. Staff and listeners are excited about the move, with George Bowie and Cassi Gillespie sharing memorable moments. David Robertson, director of content, emphasizes the stations long-standing success and the upgrades role in maintaining their digital edge. Broadcasts will commence from the city centre in Spring 2026. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Glasgow Times honors loved ones with touching death notices, sharing stories of much-loved family members who recently passed away in their eighties and nineties. Families share memories and funeral details, inviting condolences on the online tributes that remain forever. Check the Glasgow Times site for full details and more notices. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Maclean Brothers, renowned adventurers, recently performed a record-breaking gig at Celtic Connections, playing their accordion, bagpipes, and guitar atop Ben Lomond. They celebrated with Innis and Gunn alcohol-free lager after their Pacific Ocean row, raising over one million pounds for clean water projects. Their Celtic Connections gig on January 21st will feature artists like Ross Ainslie, Duncan Chisholm, and Sorren Maclean and Hannah Fisher. Innis and Gunn also supports various cultural events, including Edinburgh Castle concerts and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Checkout Solipillow.com

Heavy rain and melting snow cause major disruptions in Scotland, with several roads closed due to landslips and flooding. Police and Bear Scotland urge drivers to avoid the affected areas and plan for delays. Flood warnings and alerts are in place across the country, with a full inspection planned for the A83 on Monday. Checkout Solipillow.com