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Why the SEC expansion is set to be a game-changer for Glasgow on the Clyde
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (1000+ words) It is less than 18 months since Dominic McKay took over as the figurehead of Glasgow’s vast waterfront culture and events hub. His first year as chief executive of the Scottish Event Campus may appear to have been dominated by planning…...
Why are Scots so embarrassed by their own food heritage?
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (862+ words) As Scots, self-deprecation is our default factory setting. The reaction to the bid for UNESCO recognition of the morning roll was, in that sense, frustratingly predictable. It was the backing of the Scottish Greens which really sparked the sneers, of…...
Home of Hydro and Armadillo to be transformed under £1bn-a-year waterfront vision
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (1416+ words) The home of Glasgow’s Hydro and Armadillo venues is to undergo a radical overhaul and expansion to help Scotland’s biggest city ramp up competition for events with rival cities around the world. New indoor and outdoor arenas, a creative industries…...
Derelict Loch Tay township in Perthshire could be transformed into youth camp
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (499+ words) A derelict township on the shores of Loch Tay in Perthshire could be transformed into a new outdoor activity centre for young people. Scottish charity Generation Hope has unveiled early-stage plans for a new camp at Blarmore township on Carie…...
'Scottish Banksy' unveils Nigel Farage mural in Glasgow amid Reform probe
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (358+ words) A Glasgow street artist has unveiled their latest work, which this time takes aim at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. The Rebel Bear is often referred to as "the Scottish Banksy", as the artist conceals their identity by donning a…...
Council issues update on Paisley Museum transformation
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (586+ words) The fit-out and install programme for Paisley Museum will be complete by the end of this year ahead of reopening to the public early in the new year, Renfrewshire Council has said. The museum closed in September 2018 for what was…...
18th century mill back in operation following conservation work
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (275+ words) An 18th-century water-powered mill is back in operation following the completion of conservation work. Visitors can see first-hand how New Abbey Corn Mill in Dumfries once functioned after extensive renovations were carried out by Historic Environment Scotland (HES), which manages…...
CCA archives 'saved for the city' after????75,000 funding agreed
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (474+ words) The charity which manages Glasgow’s museums and galleries has formally secured the complete archive of the Third Eye Centre and Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) "ensuring this important record of Glasgow’s contemporary arts history remains in the city". The acquisition…...
Like the fate of River City, the decline of BBC Scotland did not need to happen
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (1258+ words) Soap opera symbolism is always clunky. When scriptwriters want to add some subtext, they don’t tend to follow the Tennessee Williams’s formula for visual metaphors and keep it subtle or psychological. In soap land, it’s got to smack you right…...
Historic Glasgow Rotunda to reopen as new entertainment destination in 2027
1+ week, 3+ day ago (525+ words) A historic Glasgow landmark is set to become one of the city’s newest entertainment destinations when it reopens next year. The Rotunda and Roundhouse, located on the SEC Campus opposite the Radisson RED hotel, are due to open in May…...