Glasgow is a city that has a proud history that has produced many recognisable faces over the years that have brought joy to people’s lives.
The countdown is on to the opening of the new Govan-Partick Bridge which will connect two historic Glasgow communities at either side of the River Clyde.
Although there is no official process in place to name the bridge, we wanted to ask our readers that if they were seeking a name, who they would like the bridge to be named after with over 100 people getting back to us with their ideas.
Here are the famous people from Govan and Partick our readers would like the bridge to be named after.
5. Rachel Hamilton
Rachel Hamilton - known as Big Rachel - was a shipyard worker, navvy forewoman and farm labourer. In 1875, she was called up to help quash the Partick Riots. | Glasgow Museums
6. Stanley Baxter
One of the other famous Glaswegian faces that our readers would like to see the bridge named after is actor and comedian Stanley Baxter. | Supplied
7. The Clydeside Shipyard Workers
Another group of people who Glaswegians would like to see acknowledged is the Clydeside Shipyard Workers which would be a nod to Glasgow's historic and celebrated shipbuilding past. | Getty Images
8. George Parsonage
George Parsonage is synonymous with the River Clyde having pulled over 1,500 bodies from the water as well as rescuing countless others. | John Devlin