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Business Club hear it from Macintosh
MP Margaret Curran, obliged to be at the critical Westminster vote on same sex marriage, had to miss Glasgow Business Club lunch on Tuesday 21 May 2013. However,... Read more »
Season starts for elite bowlers
A ramp and special broad wheeled chairs facilitated the bowling at Kelvingrove. The new greens at Kelvingrove Bowls Complex on Kelvin Way, were red hot with action... Read more »
Trade unionists back campaign to keep day centres open.
Some of the Day Care Centre campaigners at the May Day rally venue. Glasgow’s traditional May Day rally gave a platform to city campaigners fighting to keep... Read more »
Historic presentation of petition to Glasgow City Council
Kinship Carers will be the first ever group to present a petition to Glasgow City Council’s year-old Petitions Committee. The historic meeting will be on Tuesday... Read more »
Alison does what Pele says
Speaker Alison Walker with Club President Norman Ferguson Sports journalist Alison Walker is learning Portuguese – because the famous Pele told her to! This was... Read more »
Kids find fun and magic in the beautiful game
Some of the young footballers with Variety Scotland leaders and volunteers. It was magic for nearly 150 youngsters from a dozen schools in and around Glasgow who... Read more »
Kinship carers prepare for battle
More than a dozen Kinship Carers groups have formed a Scottish Kinship Carers Alliance to fight the ‘institutionalised discrimination’ experienced by... Read more »
Activists wanted
In common with many Community Councils (CC) in the city, Yorkhill & Kelvingrove CC is struggling because of lack of local activists. A public meeting on Tuesday... Read more »
Museum hosts Art Fund judges
Glasgow Life Chief Executive, Bridget McConnell, points out some interesting items to the judges: Sarah Crompton, Bob and Roberta Smith and Stephen Deuchar Kelvingrove... Read more »
Healthy move by schools
SUNDAY 14 April 2013 Two Southside schools were recently awarded funds from the ‘Awards for All’ Lottery small grants scheme. St Constantine’s... Read more »
The ties that bind an Alliance
SUNDAY 14 April 2013 Tomorrow, more than 100 kinship carers and VIP supporters will meet in Glasgow City Chambers to launch a Scottish Kinship Care Alliance. They... Read more »
Games, set and match to the Royal Couple
William, Duke of Cambridge met young athletes at the Emirates Arena. Photograph by Ian Watson The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their first formal visit to... Read more »
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Healthy move by schools
SUNDAY 14 April 2013 Two Southside schools were recently awarded funds from the ‘Awards for All’ Lottery small grants scheme. St Constantine’s... Read more »
Cultural legacy of the Southside to be discussed at all-day conference.
Anyone interested in the Southside of Glasgow, its history, traditions, fun and music will have a feast on Saturday 23 March 2013 when an all-day conference will... Read more »
Peter Rabbit leads the fun in the Meadow.
An Easter Egg hunt will be one of the many activities planned for Sunday 24 March at Kelvin Meadow. Don’t miss the fun. Family fun is planned by people who... Read more »
Equinox draws more into the Sighthill Circle battle
The Sighthill stone circle, the first astronomically aligned circle to be built in Britain for over 3000 years, faces demolition in preparing Glasgow’s bid for... Read more »
Heritage conference coming up
How Glaswegians have been entertained over the past 150 years will be the theme of an all-day conference in Gorbals on Saturday 23 March 2013. Organised by the South... Read more »
Archbishop champions destitute asylum seekers
The Archbishop of Glasgow (left) signs the petition beside destitute asylum seeker Bruno. Archbishop Philip Tartaglia, leader of Catholics in Glasgow, today called... Read more »
Govan drugs bust
Drugs worth around £150,000 were seized by Strathclyde Police in Govan on Thursday. The early morning search uncovered cannibus cultivation in a property in Copland... Read more »
Thumbs up for new Bridgeton Library
The exterior of the renewed Olympia building. Photographs by Ian Watson A state-of-the-art library and learning centre opened this week in the £10 million refurbished... Read more »
Skaters unite!
Families can enjoy such immigrant pleasures. Skaters have from now till 6 January 2013 to enjoy Glasgow on Ice, the stunning centre piece of the Glasgow Loves Christmas... Read more »
FORK pitching for a new year
Just a few of the musicians who entertained at the FORK GALA in the summer. The Annual General Meeting of FORK (Friends of the River Kelvin) will be held on Saturday... Read more »
Clyde Gateway host first event at Olympia in Bridgeton
The refurbished Olympia building at Bridgeton Cross The £10m refurbished Olympia at Bridgeton Cross will host its first formal event on Thursday 15 November... Read more »
In any language, Doors Open day is a success
More than 500 people attend the Gaelic speaking church during Doors Open weekend. ‘We’d love to have that number every Sunday!’ said the St Columba’s... Read more »
Editor's Corner
Glasgow City Council needs to take a long hard look at itself. Each person elected to serve this great city is duty bound to honour its motto: Let Glasgow Flourish. Flourish now means ‘What’s in it for me?’ There is no sign of the humanity or humbleness established by St Mungo, the City’s ancient Christian [...]
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