Glasgow parks, fountains and public buildings help tell city's story
How does a city like Glasgow remember the people, organisations and events that shaped its history?
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The scholars who shaped mind of a young James VI
IT was the curse of the Stewart/Stuart dynasty that so many monarchs of that line died before their time, leaving children on the throne of…
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Back In The Day: The dramatic undoing of the Queen of Scots
OF all the powers behind the Scottish throne down the centuries, perhaps the most maddening has to be James Hepburn, the 4th Earl of Bothwell.
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Glasgow History Hotspot: Langside Battlefield Monument dedicated to Mary Queen of Scots
The year was 1568. The once adored and now disgraced Mary Queen of Scots had escaped from her prison cell, gathered an army, and marched towards…
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The death of Mary Queen of Scots: Plots, exile and execution
MARY Queen of Scots spent the last night of her life lying wide awake through the early hours of February 8, 1587, at Fotheringhay Castle on the…
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The Downtown Lights: Interview with The Blue Nile's PJ Moore
PJ Moore is very easy to talk to. We are gabbing away while wandering across from the Kelvingrove to the nearby Ronzio cafe to pick up takeaway teas. I’ve never met him before but we have a friend in common - Irish journalist Ken Sweeney. Ken made a radio documentary, In Search of The Blue Nile, about the musical journey of PJ, Robert Bell and Paul Buchanan. The recording was inspired by a trip Ken made to Glasgow, where he was keen to explore a cityscape that he had imagined through the ...
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