Beinn Narnain is a challenging hill standing at 926 metres tall, which is unofficially known as one of the "Arrochar Alps".placeholder image

17 Munros near Glasgow: Scenic mountains for walking and climbing

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David Byrne and his connection to Dumbarton and Glasgow

Barklove Founder, Jenn Nimmo-Smith and her dog Scout.placeholder image

All you need to know about Glasgow's dog festival coming this Summer

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15 best day trips from Glasgow for the summer holidays

Vernon Smith was the 1,000,000th passenger on the Glasgow Garden Festival Tram, August 1988.placeholder image

Looking back at 15 vanished Glasgow attractions lost to time

Best of Glasgow

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Flamingo Beach returns to Silverburn shopping centre this summer

India Blue of Azamiah wants the city to become a go-to place for jazz musiciansplaceholder image

Glasgow Jazz Festival 2025: How Glasgow is becoming a Jazz hotspot

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6 famous Glasgow streets and why they are so important to the city

Boxer Jim Watt received the Freedom of the City of Glasgow in January 1981. The previous year he had been awarded an MBE. placeholder image

Glasgow's Greatest Boxers: 6 of the all-time best Glaswegian boxers

Food and Drink

Wetherspoons continues to offer a variety of deals, which includes its Breakfast Deal for £2.99 or less, Deli Deals, Afternoon Deals (Monday to Friday 2pm-5pm), 3 Small Plates for £14.99, and more. Please visit the Wetherspoons website for more details. placeholder image

The top 7 unmissable UK pub deals available now

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The Spanish Butcher celebrates the rise of Galician Blond steak

Wine: I tried canned wine for the first time - now it’s my summer must-haveplaceholder image

I tried canned wine for the first time - my verdict

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The 12 most underrated Glasgow pubs you need to visit this year

News

Redevelopment of the fire-damaged O2 ABC site on Sauchiehall Street was approved, despite Glasgow School of Art warning it will put the rebuild of the Mackintosh building at “significant risk”. Councillors on the city’s planning committee approved Vita Group’s bid to replace the music venue with a public foodhall and student flatsplaceholder image

11 developments that will change the face of Glasgow by 2035

People celebrate the summer solstice at Stonehenge.placeholder image

Date and forecast for summer solstice as people celebrate in the UK

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12 best Scottish universities in QS World University Rankings 2026

For just £6.99 you can get an ultra-compact folding fan with a 4,000rpm cooling speedplaceholder image

Amazon fan bargain now just £6.99

Recommended

Enjoy a pre-flight bite and a drink in peace with airport lounge access – no business class ticket required.placeholder image

How to get airport lounge access from just £11

Key looks from the Oasis x Adidas collab include retro football styling and bold anniversary branding.placeholder image

Oasis and Adidas collab: our top Britpop-style picks

It can cost as little as £10 to enter draws for both houses at the moment - and Wowcher is offering more tickets for the moneyplaceholder image

£6 million Raffle House draw: Sneaky way to get 150 tickets for £20

The Luxear cooling blanket is designed to reduce stress and improve sleep, with a silky soft finish that’s gentle on both skin and hair.placeholder image

This ‘cooling blanket’ is going viral – here’s what shoppers say

Glasgow 850

TRNSMT will return to Glasgow Green this summer.placeholder image

Packed Summer schedule of eventsthis Summer for Glasgow 850

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Bobby Gillespie's Glasgow story in 8 pictures and places

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20 lost Glasgow words and expressions chosen by Glaswegians

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People's Palace Collection to go on tour as part of Glasgow 850

Music

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Everything you need to know ahead of Lana Del Rey at Hampden Park

Kelly Jones from British rock band Stereophonics performs on stageplaceholder image

Everything you need to know ahead of Stereophonics at Bellahouston

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TRNSMT unveils site map with some exciting changes

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47 musicians and bands who support Celtic

Celtic

The Atletico Madrid boss popped into lunch with the keeperplaceholder image

SPFL player shares why he rejected Diego Simeone for Celtic

Celtic midfielder Paulo Bernardo has been representing Portugal at the Euro Under-21 Championships in Slovakiaplaceholder image

Celtic history-marker 'wasn't aware' of major international milestone

Rangers

Westerlo's Matija Frigan is wanted by Rangersplaceholder image

£6.5m Rangers transfer target issues direct response to Ibrox links

Kevin Thomson played a big part in Barron's development.placeholder image

Rangers hero uncertain about Ibrox future as coaching role in doubt

Andrew Cavenagh's goal for Rangers is simple: win trophies.placeholder image

Rangers EGM: Date, time & venue as Americans make first public outing

Rangers legend Ally McCoistplaceholder image

Ally McCoist names one Celtic transfer rumour that gives him the fear

Glasgow's Past

These are just some of the many playground crazes which have been banned by schools over the yearsplaceholder image

13 of the biggest playground crazes which have been banned by schools

Were the 80s the best decade in which to be alive? These great retro photos help make the caseplaceholder image

17 photos that prove the 80s were the best decade in which to be alive

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How Glasgow Central Station flooded in 1994

The Bow Bar manager Ian Whyte pictured with customers at the bar in 1990placeholder image

21 of the best photos capturing 90s vibes at Scotland's pubs and bars

Property

The average house price in the UK fell by 2.7 per cent between April 2025 and March 2025, the latest figures showplaceholder image

The biggest house price losers, as one area sees £23K wiped from value

The UK cities where rent is rising fastest have been revealed - including one where the cost of renting has soared by more than 10 per cent in the last yearplaceholder image

The UK cities where rent is rising fastest, and 1 where it is falling

Glasgow People

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I run a food stall at The Barras combining Scottish and Asian flavours

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Watch: Locals share their thoughts on Sauchiehall Street changes

Alan McGee, at the 1996 Brit Awards as Oasis accept one of three awards. Picture: Alan Davidson/Shutterstockplaceholder image

Alan McGee on signing Oasis at King Tut’s and managing 90s bands

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I took my family to GlasGLOW - here is what you can expect

What's On

The Gilded Age season threeplaceholder image

Full cast of The Gilded Age and who is new for season three

Gwyneth Keyworth and Timothy Spall star in BBC1's new crime comedy-drama Death Valley (Picture: BBC/BBC Studios/Simon Ridgway)placeholder image

Who is in Death Valley’s star studded cast - full list

DI NIcki Jennings (Charlotte Spencer) and DI Tony Brightwell (Emun Elliott) are off the sun in the new series of The Gold, on BBC1 (Picture: BBC/Tannadice Pictures/Jean-Paul Malherbe)placeholder image

Full cast of The Gold and which actors are new for series 2

Busted and McFly at Capital's Summertime Ballplaceholder image

Exact time Summertime Ball 2025 is on TV and how to watch

Chef, Michael Leathley on the Argyll coast in Scotland.placeholder image

I tasted Scotland's best seafood at The Pierhouse hotel

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This is how dangerous blue-green algae could be to your dog

The latest facelift has given the Picanto some bold styling, but it's still a charming little carplaceholder image

Kia Picanto review: Could this be the last of the great city cars?

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