Council bosses to force sale of ‘architectural treasure’ in Glasgow that’s been abandoned for 30 years
A LANDMARK building in Glasgow which has been abandoned for 30 years could be bought by council bosses for restoration. The ...
Foreign Office issues warning for anyone travelling to Greece and adds 'avoid these areas'
Emergency crews have been deployed after 200 quakes in three days on the Greek island of Santorini. Schools have been closed ...
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RIAS warns of ‘tragedy’ over tech hub plans for Mackintosh’s Lighthouse
Scotland’s shuttered architecture and design centre at the Lighthouse, Glasgow, could be replaced by a tech hub in a move the ...
JOHN MACLEOD: The death of another high street giant as our town centres give way to vape stores and betting shops
When Woolworths folded in 2008 - taking its beloved Stornoway store with it, a constant since 1935 - it was like a death in ...
From the Highlands to the Borders: reimagining Scotland’s railways
Rail expert Gareth Dennis reimagines the future of Scottish railways. Here is how it could look from the Highlands to the Scottish Borders.
Storm Herminia live: More rain weather warnings for UK as thousands still without power and homes evacuated
More rain weather warnings for UK as thousands still without power and homes evacuated - Storm Herminia brings gusts of up to ...
In young readers’ bestsellers, a boy and his pa in the Oklahoma Land Rush
A kid home-schooled by elders finds himself among kids his own age: Here’s The New York Times list for the week ended Jan. 18.
‘Galleries want comfortable social realism’: Why British art has a class problem
The ‘objectification’ of working-class life by outsiders has led to a century of ‘misrepresentation’. It’s time for a radical ...
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Looking back at February in history
The Old Edinburgh Club draws our attention to what happened in the capital in years and centuries gone by. Day Event 1st: In 1918, Dame Muriel Spark (author of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie) was born ...
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Glasgow mulls compulsory purchase of Alexander Thomson’s Egyptian Halls
Glasgow City Council is considering compulsorily purchasing Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson's Egyptian Halls in Glasgow after a bid ...