By Layla Maguire Barrmill Road residents have reached breaking point with the impracticalities on the road they live on. The road is lined with blocks of flats on one side and grass on the other. Parked cars take up most … Continue reading Mansewood residents call for change as narrow road causes chaos
By Evann Clelland A library to most people is a place full of old, dusty books. Some members of the public think of libraries as a place where information can be accessed without the need for the internet. The Glasgow … Continue reading Glasgow Zine Library: the DIY creative space
by Rebecca Weinberg Members of a Glasgow group are continuing their campaign to fight off privatisation of the People’s Palace and Winter Gardens – alongside ensuring its rejuvenation. Friends of the People’s Palace and Winter Gardens (FPPWG) began their investigation … Continue reading Campaign against privatisation of Glasgow museum continues
by Darren Gibson The amount of homelessness assistance applications made in Glasgow increased by 11 per cent between January and September 2019, new government figures have revealed. There were 5,873 applications made during that time period, an increase of 599 … Continue reading Rise in applications for Glasgow homelessness assistance
by Rebecca Weinberg Glasgow group Friends of People’s Palace, Winter Gardens, and Glasgow Green (FPPWGGG) are raising awareness of missing museum artefacts, some of which haven’t been seen since 1995. Members of the group have been canvassing outside of the … Continue reading Glasgow group speaks out about missing museum collections
by Ben MacDonald As filming for the new Batman movie takes place next month, the Scottish economy should continue to benefit from the film and television industry choosing to select our nation as the backdrop for their productions. When it was first reported by the Daily Record that Warner Bros were to transform Glasgow into the Caped Crusader’s hometown Gotham City, comic book fans around the country took to social media excited at the prospect of seeing the Batmobile zoom through the streets of the Dear Green Place. When the film arrives on the silver screen in 2021, it will … Continue reading Batman set to boost Scottish economy
By Shannon Lennox Hundreds of people are uniting to help Glasgow become a more inclusive place for the LGBTQ community. Activist Leo Hamilton has created a series of workshops across Glasgow to help cisgender people have an in-depth learning experience … Continue reading Glasgow- A City of LGBTQ Allies
By Layla Maguire Climate change has become one of the most crucial factors in the UK’s voting behaviours in this year’s general election, with thousands currently campaigning in the COP25 climate change talks in Madrid since 2 December. Professor Sandy … Continue reading How important is Climate Change to UK voters?
by Ryan Brown Scottish Fire and Rescue have reinforced the danger of pyrotechnics inside football stadiums. Assistant Chief Officer Ross Haggart is the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’s Director of Prevention and Protection. He said: “The abuse of these pyrotechnics in … Continue reading Authorities warn against pyrotechnics at football matches
From trading majestic murals to detailed tapestries, the UK’s creative industry is a rapidly expanding sector. It is currently growing at double the rate of the overall economy. The industry contributes £87bn in GVA – more than oil and gas, … Continue reading Kelvingrove To Stay Free Despite Brexit
