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IN THE East End of Glasgow, Calton has a long industrial history.

The historic path near the Scottish Parliament was closed five years ago over concerns about rockfall.

THERE is a street near Glasgow Green called Monteith Row, named after one of Glasgow’s most honoured men who was Lord Provost twice.

IT IS hard to imagine Glasgow surrounded by rural fields and small villages or hamlets now, but this was the case in the 1700s.

V&A Dundee is hosting the first major exhibition focusing solely on tartan in Scotland in 34 years.

AN award-winning poet and performer is leaving a lasting legacy on the literary scene in Inverclyde back where her career began.

Edinburgh's Radical Road next to Holyrood Palace has been closed for four years over safety concerns.

A TEACHER is ensuring that a Greenock atrocity which was at the centre of a troubling time in Scotland becomes firmly etched in the nations history…

Six months on, as Ukraine celebrates its Independence Day, the Western world must rearm: militarily, diplomatically and morally.

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