Glasgow Headlines 13 February: Man and woman jailed for child neglect
- last year
A man and woman from Glasgow’s Southside have each been sentenced to one year in jail for neglecting four children.
Shane Curran and Nicola McCall were found guilty of leaving young children hungry in a rubbish-strewn house, the offences of which were committed between April 2010 and August 2016.
Next up, Glasgow Kelvinside College has announced plans to close its West End campus in an effort to cut costs.
Education leaders said there would be minimal impact as the building only accommodates three percent of its students overall, and learning and teaching would be relocated.
And in other news, Glasgow made an appearance at this year’s Super Bowl, not once but twice.
A clip of Harrison Ford riding a horse down Saint Vincent Street was featured in a trailer for the upcoming Indiana Jones film, meanwhile an advertisement for The Flash showed Batman riding through George Square on a motorbike.
Shane Curran and Nicola McCall were found guilty of leaving young children hungry in a rubbish-strewn house, the offences of which were committed between April 2010 and August 2016.
Next up, Glasgow Kelvinside College has announced plans to close its West End campus in an effort to cut costs.
Education leaders said there would be minimal impact as the building only accommodates three percent of its students overall, and learning and teaching would be relocated.
And in other news, Glasgow made an appearance at this year’s Super Bowl, not once but twice.
A clip of Harrison Ford riding a horse down Saint Vincent Street was featured in a trailer for the upcoming Indiana Jones film, meanwhile an advertisement for The Flash showed Batman riding through George Square on a motorbike.