Heroes and villains, Christmas gone quiet and Danish corruption
A writer’s edition from Calum, including ‘complexifying’ stories and a 2026 preview
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Calum Grewar
Calum is an investigative journalist based in Glasgow. He honed his digging skills at the BBC and is always on the lookout for scoops, scandals, and scoundrels.
How to lose friends and house people
This charity says it can solve the city’s homelessness crisis. The council says it’s making it worse.
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Your favourite library is sinking
Rooms closed, basements flooded, is the Mitchell being run into the ground?
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Has Glasgow snuffed out problem fireworks?
A dispatch from the city's first firework control zones
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Is this the end for the city’s most controversial homeless shelter?
Homeless Project Scotland’s founder is set on ‘war’ with the council
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Late again: the Easdales' and McGill's 'adverse' accounts
Exclusive analysis by The Bell raises questions over bus company's filings
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'Gas them all': Meet the man behind north Glasgow's saltires
‘Time to look after our own not everyone else’
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Reporting perils, fishing the Kelvin, and more Humble Yum
A summer writer's edition from Calum
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The lucrative land deals closing Glasgow’s bowling clubs
Members stand to pocket big sums from selling up. But local communities aren’t so enthused.
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Is the River Kelvin’s remarkable regeneration in trouble?
"You get the river you pay for"
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Marooned on Barclays Island
A dispatch from the banking behemoth’s campus. Does it fit in?
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Mackintosh's only church is flammable and unprotected. Why?
Worrying parallels between Queen's Cross and Glasgow School of Art over ignored calls for a fire suppression system
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It’s legendary, but is our music scene out of tune?
A pulse check on Glasgow’s grassroots venues
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More bars, fewer cars: can a new plan bring new life to North Laurieston?
"It doesn't need radical change. Its bones are beautiful"
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How not to buy a house in the Southside
The 'offers over' system is vastly inflating property prices — and predicting gentrification
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