Renfrewshire's murdered witches refuse to rest
In 1697, seven people became the victims of Western Europe's last witch hunt. What is their legacy?
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What went wrong for Glasgow's exclusive members club?
How Soho House became 'pure Fyre Festival stuff'
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It's aye pulling ye back
Acclaimed photographer Kirsty Mackay explores belonging as she moves back to Glasgow after 30 years
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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 war on dugs
Is Glasgow (or its authorities) falling out of love with dogs?
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T in the Park 1995 and Glasgow’s Weekend of Mayhem
How two parallel worlds reached fever pitch
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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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Neil almost lost everything. Now he’s showing tourists a hidden side of the city
From homelessness to walking tour guide
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Jim MacNee's wife got sick. So he taught pigeons to play football
How ‘Match of the Doo’ became Glasgow’s top avian fixture
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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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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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This photographer captured Glasgow for 30 years. What’s changed?
Heightened suspicion and lost sewage cruises.
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The Chessmaster of Woodlands Road
Every week, an elderly man far from home challenges West End pedestrians to a game of chess. What’s his story?
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From Govanhill to the world: Glasgow's jazz revolution
Buckfast, big basslines and brand sponsorship: a new musical wave is coming of age
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