Flamingos land at Loch Lomond and the Easdales cling on
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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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The great Garnethill graffiti war
Taggers say they're reclaiming walls. Locals say they're destroying a 47 year-old mural
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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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City council called on to support Kneecap, and Strathbungo sex party updates
Plus: an Eighties ode to swinging Glasgow
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The UK's most important avant-garde music festival is in a Maryhill community hall
A rabid audience and absolutely no plans to scale up: Counterflows is a true Glasgow curio
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What's going on with the Met Tower?
The tatty pink banner defines Glasgow's skyline. Will it ever see brighter days?
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Flourish House’s radical work ‘saves lives’. So why is the city cutting its funding?
'You’re expected to work to survive, but here we’re working to build a community’
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A murder in Springburn
In 1978, Donald Miller's brutal killing made headlines — until new information emerged
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Is Rangers going MAGA?
A new fashion trend has gripped Ibrox. Does it speak to deeper sentiment?
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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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Should your local councillor live in Glasgow?
Plus: James English cavorts in Dubai and Sub Rosa's pizzas are sub par
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The Greenock man standing between veterans and life on the streets
In a thirteenth floor living room, a phone rings. Alex McAnespie answers.
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Speedway: the sport that's fast, furious — and on the brink of fading away
‘We’ve spent the best part of £100,000 on advertising and people don’t know we’re here’
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This photographer captured Glasgow for 30 years. What’s changed?
Heightened suspicion and lost sewage cruises.
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