In 2026, Glasgow will implement ‘People First Zones’ by widening pavements and narrowing roads, starting with Queen Street and Ingram Street in February. The initiative aims to enhance pedestrian comfort with additional street furniture, trees, and safer crossing points while retaining existing loading bays for retailers.
Parts of Argyle Street in Glasgow will close until 15th December for construction on Argyle Street West Avenue. The project, part of Glasgow’s Avenues Project, aims to improve the street with wider footpaths, additional street furniture, and trees, enhancing the area’s environmental sustainability and aesthetic appeal.
Following a spectacular and successful run in London, selling over 160,000 tickets, Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition arrives at SEC Glasgow! Family Tickets are now available and we can’t wait for this! From Thursday 24th July to Sunday 26th October 2025, the incredible, highly anticipated interactive exhibit is expected to thrill thousands of visitors. For 14 weeks only, […]
A woman has been charged after a van overturned in Glasgow city centre, involving a security company van and a grey Fiat 500. The incident occurred on Wallace Street, causing significant damage to the Fiat but fortunately no injuries. Police confirmed the charge pertains to road traffic offences.
The festive magic is alive in George Square as Glasgow’s Christmas markets draw record crowds. Thousands have flocked to experience the vibrant lights, warming seasonal atmosphere, and unique artisan offerings. This year’s market features local crafts, handmade gifts, and traditional festive foods, with vendors reporting unprecedented sales. One stall owner shared, “The turnout has been […]
The annual Kiltwalk takes place in Glasgow this coming Sunday, 28th April 2019. We know many people in Blantyre are taking part this year, including a large gathered team representing the Haven. Lots of individuals too. Rather than posting all their requests, we’ve simply posted this. Wishing everybody taking part, all the best. Good luck […]
Avenues Programme “green light” Glasgow City Council have confirmed they’ll spend £115m on the transformation of the City Centre, creating wider, scenic tree lined ‘Avenues’ in attempts to make the city more beautiful for the future. Seven main throughfares are included in the “Avenues” programme, including Trongate and Sauchiehall Street which in recent years have […]