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Glasgow and the Clyde
Blogs Featuring Glasgow and the Clyde
Scotland’s World Heritage Sites!
With the Forth Bridge having recently joined five other areas of Scotland as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, we thought this ...
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Worldwide Call for 24 Hour Ceilidh
People from across the world have been invited to join in a global ceilidh held over 24 hours next summer, ...
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Why is Scotland so… Google Reveals All
Internet search giant Google has revealed questions the world wants to know about Scotland, unfortunately showing rather unflattering results. The ...
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Map Reveals Scots Modern-Day Surnames
A map of Great Britain's most popular surnames shows the dominance that clan areas still hold in Scotland, while other ...
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Edinburgh and Glasgow’s Rivarly Began Over Bread
It has been recently suggested that the centuries-long rivalry between Scotland's capital and Scotland's largest city all started over bread ...
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Glasgow’s New Church Is Going To Be Rubbish
A new church is set to be built in Glasgow made out of recycled items ranging from empty beer cans ...
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A Hidden Gem – New Lanark
Scotland has four World Heritage sites: The Heart of Neolithic Orkney; St Kilda; Old and New Town Edinburgh and perhaps ...
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The Gaelic Gasp & The Glottal Stop
Most people have a fixed idea of what a Scottish accent is, thanks to film and television; and, generally it's ...
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Friday the 13th – Scotland’s Unluckiest Couple?
Today is the third, and final, Friday the 13th of 2009, and the date has long been associated with superstition ...
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