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The top two in the SWPL go head to head this afternoon as Hibs and Rangers Women battle it out for glory in the final of the Sky Sports Cup.

Kate Nash, Shirley Manson, Danny Dyer, Lambrini Girls, Edgar Wright and more have urged fans to take part in the first-ever Music Fans’ Voice survey.The new survey will give fans and live music lovers the opportunity to vocalise their thoughts and help inform decision-making in government, the music industry and city regions around the UK on how to support live music.The new 15-minute study is live now and can be completed here. Commissioned by Greater Manchester Combined Authority, The Mayor of London, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, West Midlands Combined Authority, Tees Valley Combined Authority, Cardiff City Council, Belfast City Council and Glasgow City of Music, the survey is intended to “give fans a data driven seat at the table”.Nash – who recently launched her ‘Butts For Tour Buses’ campaign which saw her join OnlyFans to protest the music industry and help raise money for her UK and European tour – voiced her support for the survey and shared: “The invisible thread that exists between fan and artist is the closest thing to magic I’ve ever felt.”“They’re often at the venue before we are, they wave and watch us leave as we drive onto the next one and they’re usually the first people to ask how they can help you,” she continued.

Glasgow City manager Leanne Ross has revealed her frustration with match officials that culminated in a clear-the-air meeting with refs’ chief Willie Collum.

Having returned to school from the Christmas break way back at the start of January, pupils and teachers alike will be more than ready for a well-deserved half-term break.

Music Fans’ Voice have invited gig-goers to spend 15 minutes completing a survey that could help “shape the future of UK live music”.As was announced today (February 3) on Instagram, the survey is now live and can be completed here, giving music lovers a chance to make their voice heard on subjects like dynamic ticket pricing – which, post-Oasis reunion, has made consistent headlines in recent months.As it stands, touts reportedly cost music fans an extra £145million per year, and last year the band revealed plans to cancel more than 50,000 tickets to their reunion tour sold via secondary ticket sites, and fans are now invited to write about their own experiences buying tickets on the survey.Commissioned by Greater Manchester Combined Authority, The Mayor of London, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, West Midlands Combined Authority, Tees Valley Combined Authority, Cardiff City Council, Belfast City Council and Glasgow City of Music, the survey is intended to “give fans a data driven seat at the table”.A post shared by Music Fans’ Voice (@musicfansvoice)Per the announcement post, the first-of-its-kind survey follows a recommendation from the CMS select committee for a Fan Led Review of live and electronic music, as has happened in football.What the fans say will then help inform decision making at a governmental level and across the music industry, all done with the aim of supporting live music, improving the audience experience and protecting long suffering live music spaces.Last year alone saw the UK lose one grassroots music venue every two weeks, with nearly half making a loss and 200 remaining in a state of emergency.

There were big wins in the SWPL for the top four who all got 2025 up and running with positive results.

A Scots Only Fans model brutally attacked a woman in a nightclub toilet. Courtney Doyle, 25 - known as Scottish Barbie - pounced on Carly Stewart at Wunderbar in Glasgow city centre on April 1, 2024.

Police have warned Celtic and Rangers hooligans they are braced for trouble ahead of this afternoon's Scottish Premiership clash at Ibrox. Fans of the rivals clashed in Glasgow city centre last month, ahead of their sides' League Cup Final meeting at the city's Hampden Park.

CCTV images have been released of 19 people by police investigating a huge disturbance after Rangers and Celtic thugs clashed before the Old Firm cup final.

An iconic singer from the 1990s was spotted performing a karaoke cover of his own song at a pub.

A man has said he's "lucky to be alive" after part of a building crashed to the busy street below - describing his escape as "a Christmas miracle". Adam Croke was making his way home following a night out with friends in the early hours of Friday when the drama unfolded in Glasgow city centre.

Police Scotland officers were given special powers to clamp down on football violence after shameful scenes in Glasgow’s city centre today.

A major Scots bus station was evacuated earlier on Wednesday after a 'potential suspicious item' was discovered. Police confirmed three men have been arrested over the incident affecting Buchanan Bus Station.

Celtic Women are aiming to finally get off the board in the Champions League when they face Chelsea in the return fixture in Group B at Stamford Bridge tonight.

It's one of THE days in the women's football calendar as Celtic and Rangers go head to head, knowing the winner could end the day on top of the league.

Celtic and Rangers Women will face off in Hamilton tomorrow afternoon as the Scottish Women's Premier League race heats up.

A man is in hospital with serious injuries after a "disturbance" in Glasgow city centre.

It has been confirmed that the Royal Bank of Scotland branch in Rutherglen will close its doors for the final time this month, with the decision being labelled “a disgrace” by the town’s MSP.

An urgent appeal has been launched in a bid to trace two missing teenagers who travelled to Glasgow. Kara Williamson, 15, and Erin Bunce, 17, are understood to be together and were in the city centre at around 7.30pm on Saturday, October 26.

It wasn’t Hurricane Ashley but Hurricane City that Dundee United had to worry about as Leanne Ross’ side battered the Tannadice outfit 13-0 – and went to the top of the SWPL in the process.

A black cab has ploughed into shoppers in Glasgow city centre.