Glasgow celebrates the Cone that broke the Council’s back
Incase you missed it (and lets face it you must have been hiding under a cone or something), yesterday was one of those days when everything just got a bit […]
The Cone of Destiny: the People vs. Glasgow City Council
Just as we’d put the lid on one article about Glasgow City Council attacking civic space and the right of people who live in Glasgow to actually do things here […]
Kelvingrove: How a street party became a royal fiasco
It’s not often Glaswegians heed the words of David Cameron but on 29th April 2011, they certainly did. To coincide with the Royal Wedding, around 10,000 folk packed out Kelvingrove […]
Gunpower, Treason & Losing the Plot at Glasgow’s #MillionMaskMarch
So a couple of weeks back it was brought to my attention that there was going to be a revolution™ in Glasgow last night. And not just here, but every […]
Selective Remembrance and the problem with Poppymania
With grim predictability, Poppymania is fast approaching. Every year, I promise myself I’ll not get worked up, I try to remind myself that it is just a wee flower that […]
Clyde’s Big Day Out: Halloween Special
Today was an eventful day in Glasgow. Not only were there loads of STRIKES affecting unis and schools and a contentious city council meeting at which the SNP and Labour […]
A Thousand Flowers 