Top Stories
Fear of the Unknown are out to win.
Dance group ‘Fear of the Unknown’ from Glasgow’s Southside is the only group from Scotland to get through to the UK semi-finals of the ‘Got... Read more »
Shawlands shows the way in Town Centre planning
Shawlands Business Association was out in force at the consultation day. From left: Rachel Smillie, Glad Cafe; David Dunlop, GCC Planning; Eddie Spadi, SEI Hairdressing'... Read more »
Fresh investigation to start on Chhokar murder
The Crown Office has instructed Strathclyde Police to carry out a fresh investigation into the unsolved murder of Surjit Singh Chhokar in North Lanarkshire in 1998... Read more »
Chinese Burns Supper to entertain all nations
Wellington Church INTERNATIONAL WELCOME CLUB and CONGREGATION CHINESE BURNS NIGHT FRIDAY 27 JANUARY 2012 7pm for 7.30pm Enjoy a unique evening of Burns... Read more »
Protest at City Budget cuts
DEFEND GLASGOW SERVICES CAMPAIGN LOBBY OF COUNCIL BUDGET MEETING THURSDAY 9 FEB, 12.30PM CITY CHAMBERS, GEORGE SQUARE On Thursday 9 February 2012, Glasgow’s Councillors... Read more »
Club enjoys Burns’ lunch
The House for an Art Lover’s music room was full when Glasgow South Business Club President, Remo Pisaneschi welcomed members and guests to their annual Burns... Read more »
Housing meeting
Tenants and Homeowners are welcome to attend the next public meeting of GLASGOW HOMEOWNERS AND TENANTS’ ASSOCIATION Thursday 26 January 7pm Jurys Inn Hotel Jamaica... Read more »
Housing Benefit cuts meeting
Clydebank Trades Union Council Public Meeting Attacks on Housing Benefit what does it mean for tenants and workers? how can we build the resistance? Among... Read more »
Fishermen’s rest
Burns Supper time will alter the flow of the River Kelvin Angling Association meetings. The anglers, who meet in the Islay Inn on Argyle Street, will be there on... Read more »
Schools line up for Molendinar Awards
The third year of the Molendinar Awards marked a successful celebration of the life of Glasgow’s Patron Saint – Saint Mungo. More than 30 schools entered... Read more »
L.O.T.U.S blossoming
The L.O.T.U.S team: Secretary Ann McCulloch, Past Chair Denis Bell, New Chair Rona Agnew, Treasurer Derek Iggo, Vice Chair Jean Cherrie. Older people should go bungee... Read more »
Burns suppers galore
The famous Naismith portrait of Robert Burns can be seen in Scotland's National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh. You could get indigestion if you attempted all... Read more »
Top Stories
Shawlands shows the way in Town Centre planning
Shawlands Business Association was out in force at the consultation day. From left: Rachel Smillie, Glad Cafe; David Dunlop, GCC Planning; Eddie Spadi, SEI Hairdressing'... Read more »
Protest at City Budget cuts
DEFEND GLASGOW SERVICES CAMPAIGN LOBBY OF COUNCIL BUDGET MEETING THURSDAY 9 FEB, 12.30PM CITY CHAMBERS, GEORGE SQUARE On Thursday 9 February 2012, Glasgow’s Councillors... Read more »
Club enjoys Burns’ lunch
The House for an Art Lover’s music room was full when Glasgow South Business Club President, Remo Pisaneschi welcomed members and guests to their annual Burns... Read more »
Housing meeting
Tenants and Homeowners are welcome to attend the next public meeting of GLASGOW HOMEOWNERS AND TENANTS’ ASSOCIATION Thursday 26 January 7pm Jurys Inn Hotel Jamaica... Read more »
Fishermen’s rest
Burns Supper time will alter the flow of the River Kelvin Angling Association meetings. The anglers, who meet in the Islay Inn on Argyle Street, will be there on... Read more »
L.O.T.U.S blossoming
The L.O.T.U.S team: Secretary Ann McCulloch, Past Chair Denis Bell, New Chair Rona Agnew, Treasurer Derek Iggo, Vice Chair Jean Cherrie. Older people should go bungee... Read more »
Dance promotes patron saint’s festival
Dancers from Visual Statement company enthrall some shoppers. The story of Glasgow is stopping shoppers in their tracks at St Enoch’s Centre. And Saturday... Read more »
Women and poverty discussion next month
FREE ‘Open Space’ event ‘THE IMPACT OF POVERTY ON WOMEN’ ‘Poverty has a woman’s face’ The World Bank Research shows us that poverty overwhelmingly... Read more »
Vacant space at Occupy Glasgow
Site now un occupied. Pic by ’FasterStrongerDeader’ The harsh experience of living in tents... Read more »
Waterlogged in new home
New flats built for Maryhill Housing Association in the past two years, are leaking badly, according to residents. The houses in Ruchill Street, G20 have had ceilings... Read more »
Community Council formed, but under-strength
Eight of the twelve places on the newly formed Oatlands Community Council have been decided. They were people who were nominated. So, all eight were elected. This... Read more »
Asbestos questions unanswered
One of the two men who trundled the packaged tiles to the locked skip donned this protective clothing before opening the skip. Refurbishment of tiled floors... Read more »
Editor's Corner
The House for an Art Lover’s music room was full when Glasgow South Business Club President, Remo Pisaneschi welcomed members and guests to their annual Burns lunch on Tuesday 24 January. Govan High School music students entertained the crowd as people assembled and their Heidie, Iain White, piped in the haggis. Club member, journalist Grace Franklin, [...]
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