Scottish councils have spent this week trying to flog off land to private developers at an exclusive property fair in London. The “Scottish Cities” consortium, representing local authorities from Scotland’s […]
Remember that better Scotland we all prattled on about during the referendum campaign? Where we tackled poverty, inequality and injustice head on and built a fairer, more equal society? The […]
A Godzilla reboot starring Bryan Cranston may be this summer’s big film, but in Glasgow we won’t have to go as far as the multiplex to see a giant green […]
There’s a long-running joke that the machinations of Glasgow Labour, whose grip over the city is now into its thirty-third consecutive year, would put any tinpot dictator to shame. Corruption scandals, […]
Take a stroll around the east end of Glasgow and it quickly becomes apparent that big changes are afoot – the roads are being resurfaced, new buildings are springing up […]
I’ve been toying with the idea of writing about the economics of housing for some time but I worried it might be complicated or boring – and it might be […]
“OH I DON’T KNOW THESE BUILDINGS, I THINK I’M LOST” reads the stencilled graffiti, eerily poignant given its setting. For the building it adorns – on High Street towards the […]
