Tag: Glasgow
Gold is must for Scotland in qualification tournament
Scottish Hockey have confirmed the dates for the women's EuroHockey Championship qualifier in Glasgow in August.
The event runs from August 22 to 25 and the goal is to compete in the EuroHockey Championhips, A...
Scots move up hockey rankings after beating Canada
Scotland beat Canada 3-1 to rise to 16th position in the world women’s field hockey rankings, their highest position in many years.
Heather McEwan, Ellie MacKenzie and Katherine Holdgate found the net, two of the...
Scotland boost in world sea fishing championships
Scotland men have rallied on day three of the world shore angling championships in Sicily, climbing the leader board.
Uddingston-based Billy Buckley has slipped into 20th position overall from 42nd after day two. Other anglers...
Brown: ‘We need one final push to claim title’
Glasgow Tigers team manager Cami Brown said his men showed great “character” to reach the Championship Grand Final thanks to a 52-38 victory over Oxford Cheetas in the Cab Direct Championship play-off, Group B.
The...
Free tasters bid to get people hooked on fishing
Let's Fish! aims to encourage young people, and those possibly not so young, to be hooked on angling and sessions have started at The Kelpies and at the Claypits, Glasgow's only inner-city nature reserve.
Gus Brindle,...
Freeman in at Berwick and Ace signs for Workington
Berwick have moved to sign 18-year-old North-East talent Archie Freeman for their National Development League (NDL) team next season.
Freeman joins the Bullets after spending 2022 with Belle Vue, although he is not a completely...
Glasgow Clan suspend chief executive and coach
Glasgow Clan, who play in Britain's top ice hockey league, the Elite League, have suspended to senior figures, their chief executive, Gareth Chalmers, and head coach, Malcolm Cameron (pictured by Al Goold courtesy of...
COP26 – Let It Grow live performance of “Enough is Enough” with ocean goddess...
On Wednesday 10th November, the Let It Grow movement "Enough is Enough" came to life on the streets of Govan in Glasgow inspiring dance, congo-lines, and emotion from an energetic crowd and the 10-story...
PPE flown in to Scotland on charter flight from China
A charter flight from China carrying essential equipment landed in Glasgow on Saturday morning.
The cargo included all kinds of personal protective equipment (PPE) including 10 million Type IIR face masks and infusion pumps....
Edinburgh International Book Festival: Ellie Harrison and Jemma Neville – A Tale of Two...
We are living in anxious times.
From major issues like Brexit and climate change to personal worries about relationships, money, health and isolation, few of us sleep well at nights. And this, says Jemma...
New electric trains to be introduced on Monday on Edinburgh to Glasgow line
ScotRail will introduce the latest new Hitachi class 385 electric train on Monday, 27 August 2018 means that more than 25 per cent of services on the Edinburgh-Glasgow Queen Street via Falkirk High route will...
Speedway – Bewley leads GB charge
Whizz-kidd Dan Bewley will lead Great Britain's push to make the final of the world under-21 tournament.
The former Edinburgh Monarchs and Glasgow Tigers racer, who is now with Manchester-based Premiership side, Belle Vue Aces,...
Channel 4 HQ move to Glasgow gets Edinburgh’s backing
As revealed by Phil Miller writing in The Herald today, Edinburgh is very much behind Channel 4 moving out of London and establishing its HQ in Glasgow. This may sound strange, but given that...
Edinburgh & Glasgow entrepreneurs launch embrace multi-city collaboration
WeDO Scotland a networking and support community for entrepreneurs launched in Glasgow last night with over 80 entrepreneurs and business leaders in attendance.
The event marked the first new city launch in WeDO's growth in Scotland.
Established in 2008, WeDO...
Witch way to Glasgow?
With Halloween fast approaching ScotRail Alliance has launched some specially branded trains.
The ScotRail logos have been altered and they now feature ghouls, pumpkins, bats and witches. These trains will be in service on the...
Caledonian Sleeper make an offer to Ryanair customers
Journey of a night time for those affected by cancellations between Scotland and London
Caledonian Sleeper are offering Ryanair customers who might no longer have an airline booking to London a lifeline. The airline cancelled many...
Citylink introduce 24 hour Edinburgh to Glasgow service
The 900 service is a familiar sight on Edinburgh city centre streets and now it will run 24 hours a day seven days a week to connect the capital to Glasgow. Tickets will be...
Theatre – The Ching Room by Attune Theatre
There are two serious dope problems in possibly the second worse toilet in Scotland, and one of them is recluse poet Rory. The other is some top quality stash that a dealer is taking...
Theatre – Explore life after 50 with The Flames
Following the success of projects including Out of the Dark, a theatre-based Mental Health venture for people over 50, and Unusual Places to Dance, an 18 month project with CACE (Older People, Active Lives)...
Preview – Hay Fever at The Royal Lyceum
'You kissed me because you were awfully nice and I was awfully nice and we both like kissing very much. It was inevitable.'
The Minnesota Monthly once described Hay Fever as '...an exhausting exercise in emotions...
New SNP depute leader announced
Earlier today at the SNP conference in Glasgow Angus Robertson MP was announced as the new Depute Leader of the party.
The SNP Leader at Westminster will now also take on the role as Depute Leader...
Storm Gertrude will affect trains on Friday morning
Scotrail advise that due to the approaching storm some train services will not run at all on Friday morning, and others will operate on a restricted basis.
The Edinburgh to Glasgow via Falkirk High service...
Scottish Government welcomes Syrian refugees
The first charter flight bringing refugees from Syria landed at Glasgow Airport this afternoon.
Minister for Europe and International Development Humza Yousaf said:
“This is a proud day for Scotland. I would like to extend the...
University Open Days – Book Now!
It's that time of year again - whilst many pupils are in limbo, waiting for the results they hope will see them heading to the college of their dreams, the year below is turning...
Number 10 Hotel a hidden gem
From Functions and Funerals to Flourish and Fame
How Number 10 Hotel became the new hidden gem of Glasgow's South Side.
//steller.co/site/static/js/steller.jsAs a Glaswegian West Ender who now lives in Edinburgh, I will hold my hands up...
Scottish Press Awards – Daily Record scoop the pool
The Scottish Press Awards took place last night at the Radisson Blu Hotel on Argyle Street. Everywhere you looked there was somebody who looked familiar. (Even Fred Macaulay was there!)
The winners were announced by...
Letter from Scotland
So, the Clydesiders have delivered. The final accounts are in. The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow managed to stay within budget, by a safe £37m according to the Auditor General. This was in happy contrast...
Glasgow Film Fest 2015 – Memphis (Tim Sutton, 2013)
In amongst the airy, ethereal atmosphere of Tim Sutton’s Memphis, there lies promise. An idea that could make this film work in a sort of bizarre amalgamation of Beasts of the Southern Wild and...
Ryan Adams to play two Scottish shows
Photo credited to Alice Baxley
Ryan Adams is to play two Scottish dates as part of his UK tour, which takes place at the end of this month.
The American-based singer-songwriter is to play Edinburgh's Usher...
Scott McWatt song to raise funds for Glasgow bin lorry crash
Scott McWatt has composed a new song dedicated to helping the families of those who lost their lives in the George Square crash in Glasgow in December.
The song, entitled 'Glasgow (Your Heart is Made...