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“We know who the real bigots are”: Rutherglen's big birthday turns sour
How one pigeon, one orange-sashed rival and a 900th anniversary celebration ended up at war
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The Scottish cocaine influencer who wound up homeless in Latin America
Plus a portrait of a graffiti writer, trad trailblazers and birdwatching in Robbie’s writer’s edition
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The best seat at the Barrowlands is behind the bar
Generations of staff at the legendary venue give us the inside scoop
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King Tut's: Glasgow's venues are meant to make stars. But are its promoters breaking them?
‘They pay you fuck all, they’re fucking arseholes!’
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The fleeting life of the club that birthed indie music
Splash One was open on West George Street for just 16 nights. So why are we still talking about it?
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Glasgow’s lost bagpipe sound: did going over the top change pipes forever?
Young pipers made the ultimate sacrifice in WW1, and some think the sound of their pipes also never came home
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There are two Gallowgates — but you can only get injera at one of them
Welcome to Little Eritrea
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Outsider lives on Union Street
Forced out by fire, the city’s fringe people are trying to regroup
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The cult book that claims to unlock prehistoric Glasgow
What on earth is ‘sacred geometry’? And does it have legs?
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Crabshakk meltdowns, the best podcasts for spring and Glasgow’s glow up
A writer’s edition from Robbie
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Gaelic’s popularity in Glasgow is a lifeline — but has it come at a cost?
A new generation of Glasgow Gaels have revived Scotland’s traditional tongue. Some worry about cultural erasure
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‘We found out via ticket buyers’: arts orgs scramble to recoup losses after CCA collapse
With no way to contact the insolvent centre, those doing business with them say they’ve been left high and dry
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Inside the final days of the CCA
Shock resignations, ‘absent leadership’ and an 80% drop in cash on hand. What happened?
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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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The cone ranger, AI agents and what makes us human
A writer’s edition from Robbie, including media picks and the best of Glasgow’s whisky, coffee and cocktails
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