News in Glasgow

A list of news sites, or published magazines around Glasgow, Scotland.

• See also Journalists
• The Scottish Beacon - Eighteen independent local and hyperlocal news publications serving urban and rural communities across Scotland have joined forces to create The Scottish Beacon, a new national publication.
• Glasgow World
• The Drouth - The Drouth Online is Scotland’s weekly web journal for literature, art, politics and informed critical commentary. Every week we bring you original critical insights, creative works and commentaries from a wide range of Scottish, UK and international authors, alongside the best material from our extensive archives.
• The Digger - Started in August 2004 in the Possil area of Glasgow, one of the poorest parts of Europe. The founder authored and published the magazine in the kitchen of a high-rise flat and started selling The Digger at outdoor markets and door-to-door.
• The Glasgowist
• Glasgow Live
• STV Glasgow & West
• BBC Glasgow & West Scotland
• Evening Times (Google Archive: 1910s - 1990s)
• Daily Record: Glasgow
• Independent Glasgow
• The Herald (Google Archive: 1800s - 1990s)
• Milngavie & Bearsden Herald
• Glasgow West End Today (alt link)
• The Glasgow South and Eastwood Extra
• Common Space - CommonSpace aims to be a high quality news and analysis service based on the ethos and values of our owner, the Common Weal think tank.
• The National - Published from its offices at 200 Renfield Street Glasgow and printed in Scotland by Newsquest (Herald & Times) a division of Newsquest Media Group Ltd
• Clydebank Post
• The Gazette
• Glasgow South and Eastwood Extra
• Westender Glasgow
• The Community Magazine - The Community Magazine is an A4, glossy, full colour monthly publication. We have two titles covering the following locations: Bearsden & Milngavie (20,500 circulation • 72,000 potential readers) and Newton Mearns, Clarkston & Busby (20,000 circulation • 70,000 potential readers)

• A Thousand Flowers - A Scottish blog launched on International Women’s Day 2013 by an unsavoury cabal of queers, feminists and trolls. Your new go-to gaiz for seditious gossip and druggy innuendo.

• Strathclyde Telegraph - The Strathclyde Telegraph is the University of Strathclyde’s only student print newspaper. The whole paper is produced on campus by Strathclyde students from start to finish – and we’re now in our 59th year.
• The Glasgow Guardian - The Glasgow Guardian is an award winning volunteer newspaper at the University of Glasgow. independently informing its students since 1932. The Glasgow Guardian has a long history of investigative journalism and holding the university to account
• Press Start - Press Start is an open access, peer-reviewed student journal that publishes the best undergraduate and (post)graduate research from across the multidisciplinary subject of game studies. The Editorial Board and reviewers are comprised of students and recent graduates.

• Greater Govanhill Magazine - We want to create a FREE magazine, both print and online, to celebrate the differences that make Govanhill so special, shining a light on the people and projects at work in the area, and bringing them together. The publication, run from a community interest company, will be not-for-profit.
• Glasgow Keelie - We aim to be a voice for the dissident, the downtrodden, the troublemaker, the enraged, the anarchist, and we welcome the participation of all true lovers of liberty
• The Burgh Angel - A community newspaper dedicated in to producing news and collecting information on topics that are of importance to those in the community not represented by mainline media and newspapers. We are based in the north end of the city around the Maryhill area, but are happy to publish news from all over the Glasgow and even beyond, if it has relevance to our local communities.

• Press Information Scotland - With over 40 years experience Press Information (Scotland) Ltd offers a premier press clipping service and provides an expertise and knowledge of the business that is second to none.
• McCallum Media Monitor - Press-Cuttings.com, part of McCallum Media Monitor – providers of press clippings to clients all over the world
• Allmedia Scotland - allmediascotland.com is for journalists, broadcasters, communication professionals and media students. And everyone else involved with, or interested in, the media.
• Glasgow Media Group - The Glasgow Media Group is composed of scholars and specialists in the area of communications, many of whom worked originally in the Glasgow University Media Unit. They publish collectively under the name of the Glasgow Media Group.
• National Union of Journalists - The NUJ is an inclusive union and represents a broad range of media professionals.

• Scottish Catholic Observer - The Scottish Catholic Observer began life in the 19th century as the Glasgow Observer, with its first edition printed on April 18, 1885, by the Glasgow Publishing Company at 58 Renfield Street, Glasgow.

• Strathclyde Spotlight - Satire in the West of Scotland

• Southside Crane (Southside Crane Blog)
• The Burgh Angel - The Burgh Angel, is a community newspaper dedicated in to producing news and collecting information on topics that are of importance to those in the community not represented by mainline media and newspapers. We are based in the north end of the city around the Maryhill area, but are happy to publish news from all over the Glasgow and even beyond, if it has relevance to our local communities.
• Variant (archive link)
• Glasgow Southsiders - Local News for Southsiders (Last updated 2005)
• The Glasgow Sloth - The Glasgow Sloth is the latest online news publication for Scotland’s busiest city. We are constantly being told how the demise of journalism is just around the corner despite the fact that there is more content out there than ever. Consumers of the news have an abundance of sources to choose from, which can at times be overwhelming. The Glasgow Sloth aims to address the allegations that journalism has become ‘churnalism’ by giving more time to develop stories, focusing on angles that have been missed or ignored.