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Sarah Hilley

Sarah Hilley

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Journalist, Glasgow Live

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Political and social news and social movements. workers' rights including democracy/the constitution

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Total articles 4519

  • Over 1,100 trees were damaged during Storm Eowyn

    By Sarah Hilley Verified| GlasgowWorld Verified Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowMore than 1,100 trees in Glasgow fell down or were damaged during Storm Eowyn. Council workers have been dealing with the destruction and removing weakened branches posing a safety risk. And efforts are being made to roll out measures to make trees more resilient in the face of extreme weather due to climate change, a meeting heard.

    By Sarah Hilley Verified · GlasgowWorld

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • New wine bar and Italian restaurant with 'impressive wine display' planned for Glasgow's west end

    By Sarah Hilley Verified| Scottish Business Insider Verified Eusebi Deli, an award-winning Italian restaurant business, has submitted plans to convert a vacant bank into a new restaurant and wine bar in the west end. The company has applied for planning permission to transform the property at 11 Gibson Street, which is close to their existing family restaurant on Park Road. According to documents submitted to the council, the proposed Hillhead venue, featuring "an impressive wine display" and "open cooking", would create 18 new jobs.

    By Sarah Hilley Verified · Scottish Business Insider

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Over 1,100 trees were damaged during Storm Eowyn

    By Sarah Hilley Verified| GlasgowWorld Verified Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowMore than 1,100 trees in Glasgow fell down or were damaged during Storm Eowyn. Council workers have been dealing with the destruction and removing weakened branches posing a safety risk. And efforts are being made to roll out measures to make trees more resilient in the face of extreme weather due to climate change, a meeting heard.

    By Sarah Hilley Verified · GlasgowWorld

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Glasgow Live

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Glasgow, United Kingdom

+44 141 309 3420

Founded: 2022