A wooden walkway has been installed on Queen Street as Glasgow progresses towards banning cars and vans from the city center. An 18-month trial is set to regulate vehicle access, while plans to plant new trees in the area will begin next month, promoting a greener urban environment. What are your thoughts on this vehicle ban?
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M8 Motorway Repairs in Glasgow: Future Demolition Plans
After 4 years of temporary repairs to the Woodside part of the M8 motorway in Glasgow, a change of direction may be on the cards, as Glasgow City Council considers demolishing them altogether. Over £125m has been spent on repairs with significant delays now reprogrammed to finish in the second half of 2027. However, discussions […]
Today’s Topic: Highlander filming in Glencoe
Filming for the Highlander movie reboot has begun in Glencoe, featuring stars Henry Cavill and Karen Gillan. The beautiful weather provided an ideal setting, but tourists were disappointed as security restricted access to the filming. There are hopes that producers will include Queen’s music in the soundtrack.
Today’s Topic: Highlander in the news
The reboot of the ‘Highlander’ film has begun filming in Scotland’s Highlands, with scenes shot at Eilean Donan Castle. The area was filled with extras, crew, and dramatic torch-lit scenes, enhancing the atmosphere at this iconic location. Hollywood has brought excitement to one of Scotland’s most famous landmarks.
Today’s Topic – Humans going back to the Moon
Today’s Topic – Glencoe
The cottage of Jimmy Saville in Glencoe has been demolished after years of decay and controversy. Once considered an eyesore, its removal is viewed positively, restoring the scenic beauty of the area. The cleared site offers potential for new development that could benefit walkers, climbers, and the local community.
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Today’s Topic: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
Former Prince Andrew was arrested for misconduct in public office and released under investigation, prompting police searches at his former residence, Royal Lodge. Following his release, he returned to Sandringham Estate, appearing burdened. The King stated that “the law must take its course,” with the Prince and Princess of Wales backing his remarks.







