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Glasgow Times
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Tributes pour after Glasgow comedian Gary Little's death
Gary Little, who was well known within the stand-up circuit, has died - it was announced today. READ NEXT: Exact date when Cineworld Glasgow will close its doors REVEALED (Image: Image of Gary Little) The comedian was set to perform at the Glee Club in Glasgow this weekend. Announcing the news on Facebook, Glee Club Glasgow wrote: "We're completely shocked and heartbroken to hear about the passing of our dear friend, Gary Little. "Gary wasn't just one of Scotland's finest comedians, he was a true original. He had a huge heart, a razor sharp sense of humour, and a knack for making you feel like you'd known him forever. He could make an entire room feel like they were sitting with an old friend. He played our opening weekend, and was a permanent fixture at the venue ever since. "Gary was due to perform with us this weekend and it's difficult to put into words how much we will miss his presence, his humour and his friendship. We are deeply grateful for the years of memories, the countless laughs, and the privilege of working with him. There really was nobody else like him. We'll miss him more than we can say. "Rest easy Gary and thank you for every single laugh." READ NEXT: Former SPFL and Partick Thistle star dies aged 58 Tributes have now poured in for the star on social media. Taking to X, fellow Glasgow comedian Ray Bradshaw wrote: "Absolutely gutted to hear about the passing of Gary Little. A literal giant of the Scottish comedy scene. "I lived with him two years in a row Australia. He was a wonderful man and helped me so much over the years. This is my favourite photo of him. Sent it to him every birthday." Absolutely gutted to hear about the passing of Gary Little. A literal giant of the Scottish comedy scene. I lived with him two years in a row Australia. He was a wonderful man and helped me so much over the years. This is my favourite photo of him. Sent it to him every birthday — Ray Bradshaw (@comedyray) August 15, 2025 Chris Forbes, Scottish actor and comedian said: "Sometimes The Fringe can feel all consuming and important. But then you hear news like today which puts everything into perspective. "Absolutely devastated and shocked. A truly great comic, a great man and a great great loss. My thoughts are with his family and friends RIP Gary Little." Sometimes the fringe can feel all consuming & importsnt. But then you hear news like today which puts everything into perspective. Absolutely devastated & shocked.A truly great comic, a great man & a great great loss. My thoughts are with his family & friends ❤️ RIP Gary Little — Chris Forbes (@Chris__Forbes) August 15, 2025 Meanwhile, comic Mark Nelson said: "I'm utterly devastated to lose one of my friends and heroes today. I was in awe of Gary Little. His gift for story telling and command of an audience. "I am so glad to have known you and thank you for the kindness you showed me, Amy and the kids. I will miss you so much."
Glasgow Times
17 hours ago
- Automotive
- Glasgow Times
M74 resurfacing works to cause diversions and delays
The work is being carried out by Amey on behalf of Transport Scotland on the northbound carriageway before Junction 8 at Larkhall. The resurfacing will take place from Friday, August 22, until Friday, September 5. Overnight closures between Junctions 10 and 8 will occur from Friday, August 22, to Sunday, August 24, and again from Sunday, August 31, to Thursday, September 4, between 8pm and 6am each night. During these closures, traffic will be diverted off the motorway at Junction 10, following the B7078 through Kirkmuirhill to rejoin the M74 at Junction 8, adding approximately five minutes to journey times. Read more: Exact date when Cineworld Glasgow will close its doors REVEALED Daytime lane closures will also be in place on Saturday, August 23, and Tuesday, September 2, between 6am and 8pm each day, with expected delays of up to six minutes. All traffic management is scheduled to be removed by 6am on Friday, September 5. Access for emergency vehicles will be maintained throughout the works. All the scheduled work is weather dependent and may be cancelled or rescheduled if conditions are unsuitable. The improvements are expected to enhance safety and the overall condition of the road for daily users. Motorists are thanked for their patience and understanding during this period of disruption. For those seeking updates, a free Road Work Alerts service is available at Real-time journey information can be viewed at or via Twitter @TrafficScotland.
