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Following the success of last year’s events in Dublin and London, Seat Unique Presents: An Evening with President Barack Obama is coming to Glasgow's OVO Hydro this autumn - an inspiring, unmissable live...
The greatest solar eclipse the UK has seen since 1997 is coming this August. While not a total solar eclipse, people will see around 90% of the Sun covered by the Moon across the British Isles—and to top...
The Commonwealth Games 2026 are starting in Glasgow on Thursday, July 23, bringing a large number of visitors to the city for its duration, until August 2. The games are taking place at Tollcross Internat...
As England has announced its £2 bus fare cap introduction this week, the Scottish Government has also announced the expansion of the same initiative after a trial was introduced in the Highlands and Islan...
Well, that's not something you'll see every day - an actual dragon was seen flying over Glasgow in the early hours at 5:45am with absolutely no context (until now), baffling locals and visitors alike. How...
A mystery multi-million-pound event is coming to Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum this Christmas, organised by the same people behind GlasGLOW and itison Drive-In Movies. As Elfingrove i...
As Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' premiered on July 17, boasting an all-star cast with Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Zendaya, Matt Damon and more. Unsurprisingly, some of the filming for 'The Odyssey' to...
Yes, it's July, but lots of things happen behind the scenes before the Christmas markets can return. Glasgow Winter Wonderland is no exception, with the dates now confirmed for Glasgow Green. When is...
Four months have passed since the tragic B-listed building fire that devastated the city, and people have been showing support in different ways. For example, artist Karen Bones has created an intricate m...
Travelling to Europe hasn’t exactly been smooth sailing for Brits post-Brexit. Longer queues, biometric checks, and the looming arrival of paid visa waivers have all added friction to what used to be...