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INSTAGRAM sensation Jamie Genevieve has said she would not have chosen anywhere else than Glasgow for her first foray into retail.

GLASGOW has been named a must-visit city for 2021 as judging panels discover what we already know - our home is the best for food, fun, shopping and culture. Tourism and hospitality bosses are supporting businesses and urging both locals and visitors to get out and enjoy what's on offer. Experts from across the sector have been talking about just why the city is sweeping the board with awards. Meryl Gilbert, Commercial Manager at SWG3, said: "It's not surprising Glasgow receives these accolades with the restaurants, cocktail bars, music and art scene that come out of this punchy city....

Most graduates spend a bit of time planning their next move. Alex Duff and Michael O'Donnell plunged headlong into a business project to create a chess set celebrating some of Glasgow's most distinctive landmarks. The Duke of Wellington on his horse - complete with trademark cone - takes centre stage as the knight, pawns are represented by the Armadillo while theFinnieston Crane, complete with Clydeport logo, is the rook. After months of painstaking work, Clydeside Chess sets have gone on sale and orders are flying in from customers all over the world including Australia. The des...

Most graduates spend a bit of time planning their next move. Alex Duff and Michael O'Donnell plunged headlong into a business project to create a chess set celebrating some of Glasgow's most distinctive landmarks. The Duke of Wellington on his horse - complete with trademark cone - takes centre stage as the knight, pawns are represented by the Armadillo while theFinnieston Crane, complete with Clydeport logo, is the rook. After months of painstaking work, Clydeside Chess sets have gone on sale and orders are flying in from customers all over the world including Australia. The des...

“One of the absolute critical issues is office return,” said Ms Laiolo. “Until we understand what the Scottish government strategy is, we are not going to see the volume of footfall that we need. The long term focus is about sustainability but in the short-term we need to get as close as possible to normal patterns of people coming in and spending money.” Like many cities, Glasgow has suffered the loss of major high street names. UK brand Whistles became the latest casualty of the pandemic, announcing the closure of its flagship Princes Square store last week after 18 years.  ...