The ghosts of Glasgow
A quest for answers about family links to the city leads to unpleasant personal truths for one writer
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Moya Lothian-McLean
Moya joins us from Novara Media. Among others, she's written for The New York Times and The Guardian, and is the host of several successful podcasts, including Human Resources and If I Speak.
Is Glasgow airport doomed?
A controversial prediction has got politicians up in arms. We speak to the man prophesying the airport’s demise.
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Is it time to move on from Mackintosh?
We're going head to head in today's edition. Plus: a Victoria Park councillor mysteriously leaves the SNP.
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This photographer captured Glasgow for 30 years. What’s changed?
Heightened suspicion and lost sewage cruises.
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A parent company in Dubai and £60k in unpaid rent
Escaping responsibility in Merchant City
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Paul Sweeney, Springburn missionary
The Labour MSP is a press favourite, SNP bête noire and a built heritage obsessive. But is he for real?
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The defector: Reform UK's first in-road into Glasgow
Labour courted him, the Conservatives ignored him. Now Thomas Kerr is causing a stir
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Maryhill is sick of the status quo. So who are they meant to vote for?
'The West End gets the money and the Southside gets the publicity'
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Glasgow’s oldest street is falling apart. Who’s responsible?
Rotting walls and ‘blacklisted’ tenants. Welcome to High Street
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How did Glasgow’s 'best bakery' become so polarising?
two eight seven is a beloved Southside staple. It’s also a lightning rod.
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Glasgow is filled with empty offices. So why is there a workspace crisis?
Investigating a curious case of supply, demand, and in-house podcast studios.
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