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The rocky politics of Glasgow's hills
The Trossachs are calling but not everyone can afford to answer
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Glasgow's biggest uni gets a slap on the wrist over foreign students
Plus: McAwatch is in full swing and the city's most charmed ceiling.
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Shipbuilders of the Clyde, reunite!
Feeling lonely on a Russian rig, Ralph Collins set up a Facebook group. Now it's keeping memories of Glasgow's lost shipyards alive.
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The groups keeping Glasgow's parks afloat
Community collectives are shouldering the burden of maintaining the Dear Green Place
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