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By Barbara Neilson of Glasgow City Archives Ross's Dairies 1930. Pic: Glasgow City Archives Do you remember getting a cake from the City Bakeries? Did you buy sweets from Birrell’s, or an ice cream from Ross’s Dairies? What about fresh fruit from Lipton’s or Malcolm Campbell’s? Although these shops have now disappeared from Glasgow’s streets, they were once common sights in the city. Photographs of shop fronts are among our most popular posts on our Facebook page. Many come from an amazing series generated by the Glasgo...

Where Heartbeat cast are now from millionaire lifestyle to fatal fall The ITV show was the highlight of our weekend for 18 years Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Sign up to the Hull Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can un...

A new kayak and paddleboard outfitter will soon offer experiences on the waters of Lake Lanier.

The affluent residents include some of the biggest names in academia, sport, and entertainment. The area boasts a range of gourmet restaurants, trendy bars, and chic boutiques and three private schools Glasgow High, Kelvinside Academy, and Glasgow Academy all within a short radius. Not surprisingly its elegant townhouses and red sandstone tenements are also among the most expensive in the country to buy. However, almost 70 years ago it was the scene of one of the city's most brutal murders when a local Sunday school teacher inexplicably shot dead a police officer then turned the gun o...

The Christmas lights seem to be shining brighter this year, despite all the gloom. I’m noticing more trees in people’s windows, as if the decorations are intended as a sign of encouragement, like when kids were putting up rainbows to be seen from the street, back in the turbulent days of the first lockdown. In these festive homes, there will be empty chairs at dinner tables tomorrow. We get on with things as best we can, but family and friends will feel a sense of separation. Then there’s the Glasgow diaspora, the city’s weans around the world, unable to return and renew their...