Glasgow headlines 8 March: Fresh hope for Morton’s Rolls
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A carer has been sentenced to 14 months in jail for stealing £20,000 from an elderly patient.
Linda Dobbie who was employed by Carr Gomm embezzled the money from Anne Beck at numerous ATMs across Glasgow between July 2017 and December 2018.
Next up, There might be hope yet for Morton’s Rolls, as recent discussions with angel investors have been described as positive.
The Drumchapel bakery closed down after 58 years in business, putting 250 jobs at risk.
It was Labour MSP Paul Sweeney who announced that firms had expressed interest in buying over the brand.
And in other news, the Dundee record retailer Assai is set to open its first branch in Glasgow.
The shop will take over a former Ladbroke unit on Sauchiehall Street and is anticipated to give it a much needed boost as its currently considered Scotland’s most struggling High Street with over 30 percent of its properties vacant.
Linda Dobbie who was employed by Carr Gomm embezzled the money from Anne Beck at numerous ATMs across Glasgow between July 2017 and December 2018.
Next up, There might be hope yet for Morton’s Rolls, as recent discussions with angel investors have been described as positive.
The Drumchapel bakery closed down after 58 years in business, putting 250 jobs at risk.
It was Labour MSP Paul Sweeney who announced that firms had expressed interest in buying over the brand.
And in other news, the Dundee record retailer Assai is set to open its first branch in Glasgow.
The shop will take over a former Ladbroke unit on Sauchiehall Street and is anticipated to give it a much needed boost as its currently considered Scotland’s most struggling High Street with over 30 percent of its properties vacant.