Glasgow headlines 2 June: A man has died after being struck by a lorry in Dennistoun
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A 44-year-old man has died after being struck by a lorry on Duke Street in Dennistoun.
Emergency services attended the scene but the man subsequently passed away in the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
Police have described the incident as a hit and run.
Next up, a homelessness charity who operate throughout the city centre has received an exemption from the Low Emission Zone, following a plea.
The refrigerated van used by Homeless Project Scotland was found to be non-compliant with the new rules.
They did purchase a new vehicle following a fundraiser, but asked the council for a two month grace period to allow them to install equipment.
And in other news, Glasgow Caledonian University, the first in the UK to open a campus in New York, is set to end its arrangement after a decade.
The organisation said it had not reached its potential, despite significant efforts from many staff.
The university gave the project over £26 million in loans and grants.
Emergency services attended the scene but the man subsequently passed away in the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
Police have described the incident as a hit and run.
Next up, a homelessness charity who operate throughout the city centre has received an exemption from the Low Emission Zone, following a plea.
The refrigerated van used by Homeless Project Scotland was found to be non-compliant with the new rules.
They did purchase a new vehicle following a fundraiser, but asked the council for a two month grace period to allow them to install equipment.
And in other news, Glasgow Caledonian University, the first in the UK to open a campus in New York, is set to end its arrangement after a decade.
The organisation said it had not reached its potential, despite significant efforts from many staff.
The university gave the project over £26 million in loans and grants.