Every article published in our Glasgow Times Investigates series

Stacey Mullen

6 May 2024 at 10:26 am·1-min read

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Glasgow Times Investigates is our new in-depth series which looks at the biggest issues that matter to the people of this city.

We have listened to our readers and our journalists have set about looking into the topical issues that you want to read about and want action on.

We have included every article published as part of the ongoing series below and if you want us to look into an issue, e-mail news@glasgowtimes.co.uk.

Potholes

This series of articles investigates the problem of potholes in the city and what is being done to fix the issue.

Abandoned Glasgow

This series of articles looks at the buildings in Glasgow which have been left to decay and never returned to their former glory.

The Telegraph
Post Office lawyer who oversaw Alan Bates case refusing to co-operate with inquiry
A former top Post Office lawyer who oversaw Alan Bates’s High Court battle against the business is refusing to co-operate with the statutory inquiry.
The Telegraph
Idiotic net zero rules are driving Europe’s carmakers to extinction
Europe’s motor industry, including that of the UK, faces an extinction event, and in large measure it’s because of fanciful net zero targets enacted in haste, and now being repented at leisure.
The Telegraph
How to save £3,000 on your business class flight this summer
We all know the old joke about the tourist in Ireland who asks a local for directions to Dublin. “If I were you,” the local replies, “I wouldn’t start from here.” Who knew the same applies to long-haul air travel from Britain in 2024? If you are prepared to start your long-haul journey outside the UK, you can save a small fortune, especially on business-class tickets.
The Bolton News
Asda urges customers to stop using product over potential fire risk
Asda has issued an urgent recall over a potential fire risk posed by one of its household products.
Ideal Home
Small hallway ideas – Simple decorating tricks to maximise a small space
The best small hallway ideas will take your entrance from cluttered and cramped to a well-designed zone that is both functional and in line with the rest of your interior. The best hallway ideas encompass both fashion and function, whether that be innovative storage solutions that optimise unused space or ways to accessorise that don't create extra mess.
The Telegraph
Ministers plan to replace low-paid migrants with unemployed Britons
The Government is launching a new initiative to fill low-paid “migrant roles” with jobless Britons, The Telegraph has learned.
South Wales Argus
Japanese Knotweed growth in Wales may impact house prices
Homeowners in Wales are being urged to be mindful of Japanese Knotweed and the impact it can have on homes.
The Telegraph
‘I traded my gold-plated pension – for two sports cars, a horse and 30 RC planes’
For most savers, the prospect of a guaranteed income until you die would be hard to turn down.
Woman & Home
30 mesmerising castles you can actually stay in
So to provide some unique holiday inspiration, here is a selection of the most beautiful castles you can stay in. Ram Bihari, nestled between ancient mountains and overlooking the picture-perfect Siliserh Lake is the ideal place to kick back and relax, especially if you’re looking to combine your break with a spot of tiger watching too, since the area surrounding the castle is known for its tiger habitat. The three-hundred-year-old structure is a true architectural marvel, while the hotel itself boasts tastefully decorated bedrooms in keeping with the building's aesthetic.
Fool.co.uk
Here’s how I’d invest £800 the Warren Buffett way!
Christopher Ruane learns some lessons from super-investor Warren Buffett he hopes could improve his own stock market performance. The post Here’s how I’d invest £800 the Warren Buffett way! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Reuters
German defence industry says it will need government help to reduce dependence on China
German arms producers will need help from the government if they are to reduce their dependency on Chinese materials and still be able to compete with U.S. companies, Germany's defence industry association said. Hans Christoph Atzpodien, head of the Bundesverband der Deutschen Sicherheits- und Verteidigungsindustrie (BDSV), said the U.S. defence industry had, under government pressure, widely shed their dependency on Beijing in recent years. German arms producers have not been forced to follow suit, but are bound to come under pressure to do so sooner or later, Atzpodien said.
The Telegraph
How US-style tipping came to Britain – and sparked outrage from diners and drinkers
When L’Escargot, one of London’s oldest French restaurants, reopened after a refurbishment last year it wasn’t just the interiors that were different.
Fool.co.uk
Where will the Rolls-Royce share price end 2024, above 500p or below 400p?
Will the Rolls-Royce share price ride higher in 2024, or will we see a fall back to lower valuations? Either way, I doubt it'll be boring. The post Where will the Rolls-Royce share price end 2024, above 500p or below 400p? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Benzinga
If You Need $1.46 Million To Retire Today, What Will It Take in 20 Years?
A comfortable retirement is becoming increasingly expensive. According to a study by Northwestern Mutual, Americans currently estimate they need approximately $1.46 million to retire comfortably. This figure has escalated sharply, marking a 15% increase from last year’s estimate of $1.27 million and a significant 53% rise from the $951,000 estimated in 2019 before the pandemic. As these retirement estimates continue to outpace current inflation rates, which linger between 2% and 3%, it raises a
The Conversation
History says tariffs rarely work, but Biden’s 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs could defy the trend
The early timing of Biden’s move, changing supply chains and national security fears suggest the tariffs might work this time, at least for a while.
Benzinga
Want To Retire With $2 Million In 20 Years? Here's The Exact Salary You Need If You're Investing Just 15%
When planning for retirement, many Americans dream of accumulating a substantial nest egg — like $2 million. Achieving this financial milestone requires strategic planning, realistic goal setting, and a clear understanding of investment returns. So, how much do you need to earn to comfortably reach this milestone? Don't Miss: The average American couple has saved this much money for retirement — How do you compare? Can you guess how many Americans successfully retire with $1,000,000 saved? The p
The Independent
Food inflation might have fallen but will the cost of eating out ever go down?
FOOD FOCUS: While a drop in food inflation might be welcome in the weekly supermarket shop, what does it mean for the cost of eating out? Hannah Twiggs speaks to the restaurateurs surviving against the odds who say it’s more complicated than you might think
CNN
A closer look at the sexual misconduct lawsuits against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs
Even before law enforcement raided his homes, the many-named rapper, producer and businessman Sean “Diddy” Combs faced a host of legal issues.
Yorkshire Live
Tesco and Aldi shoppers warned 'do not eat' as products recalled
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued alerts for products sold at Tesco and Aldi, with customers urged not to eat them due to safety risks - here are the full details
York Press
Hundreds of York jobs saved as major employer is allowed £10m expansion in Green Belt
A £10m expansion at one of York’s major employers has been approved- keeping Pavers and its hundreds of jobs in the city.

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