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@MarkSeddon1962 Ambitious. Ruthless. Dishonest. Unprincipled. Devious. Disloyal. Arrogant. Silly hairstyle. Corrupt.

Now that Spring is here, and the weather's getting better, if you feel the urge to get out and explore Glasgow, then you may be interested in my book Glasgow Uncovered: 18 Walks Through its Past, Present And Future (ISBN: 9781909832893). Cont./ #glasgow #book #scotland

Say hi to the city centre skyline's newest recruits! 🐦✨ Meet Bonnie & Clyde, the peregrine falcon duo nesting high on the City Chambers spire — and exciting news… their first egg of the season has arrived! 🥚💛 Follow all the latest updates here 👉 ow.ly/jIiX50YwICv

🦝 £1m saved in business rates by a landlord that owns a £550m portfolio. How? By having an augmented reality 'children's charity' occupy 40 of its Glasgow premises. Business rates are a big deal. Read our exclusive investigation.

Always risky using twitter to stay up to date with politics

@Dr_TheHistories @WingsScotland 66? He looks about 90.

In 1951, a 66 year old Swedish farmer named Gustaf Håkansson decided he wanted to compete in Sweden’s toughest cycling race, the Sverigeloppet, a grueling 1,764 kilometer event that stretched across the country. Race organizers refused to let him join. They believed he was simply too old to handle the physical demands of such an exhausting competition. But Håkansson had no intention of turning back. Instead of giving up, he lined up anyway and rode the entire route unofficially. While the official racers stopped to rest and sleep along the way, Håkansson kept pedaling. He rode through the night with a small headlamp on his bicycle, often cycling for days with barely any sleep. His determination quickly turned him into a sensation among spectators, who began calling him “Stålfarfar,” meaning “Steel Grandpa.” By the time the race ended, something remarkable had happened. The man who had been rejected for being too old had reached the finish line ahead of every single official competitor. Though his ride did not count in the official standings, his achievement captured national attention and turned him into a folk hero in Sweden. What began as a refusal ended as one of the most memorable endurance stories in cycling history. #drthehistories

@is_glasgow Love the red in that picture. 👌

The rear facade of an 18th Century tenement on Morrison's Court in central Glasgow. Cont./ #glasgow #architecture #architecturephotography #catherinecranston #glasgowhistory

@WingsScotland I remember once seeing results of a customer survey in a car park and they showed that 92% would use the service again. What had they done to the other 8%?

Saw this on Facebook and it’s a damn good question. How the hell do you go bust running NCP? 😳😳

Human rights watchdog concerns over trans prison policy archive.is/2026.03.19-083…

@is_glasgow Robins are ferocious just now.

Spring must be here as the birds are starting to set up their nesting territories. On this evening's dog walk, I came across this robin taking turns with his neighbour to see who could sing the loudest. #glasgow #spring #urbannaturr #birdsong #robin

@Alan_Morrison67 It's scandalous.

Many years since Celtic attacking players did not dominate a view like this Kieran Tierney's importance and contribution this season remains under appreciated by some

@CelticBlog2018 Celtic's recent injuries have mostly been strains. The club has not been looking after the players properly.

Celtic have had injury issues and we may be over the worst. thecelticblog.com/2026/03/articl…

@scout_scot Aye, he's surrounded by similar players. Bookings for fouls are mostly when an attacker goes past a defender, or tries to, in the defensive half.

My interpretation is that Maeda is on the luckier end of things but by no means the "worst offender" in this title race. No outcry regarding Maswanhise, Anderson, Braga, Mandron?

Reluctantly stepping in to the Daizen Maeda yellow card debate and just going to drop this @ScoutingStatsAI graph here Fouls vs Yellows, all Scottish Premiership Midfielders & Forwards

Adam and Short's imposing 1897 tenement building on Saltoun Street in the West End of Glasgow. If this looks familiar, it may well be as this is the block of tenements featured in Avril Paton's rather wonderful Windows in the West painting from 1993. #glasgow #architecture

@is_glasgow The name Pettigrew is pronounced PETTI-grew, but the street is always pronounced Petti-GREW. It’s a Glasgow thing and it turns up in Black-BURN St, Com-MERCE St, Ren-FREW St, Ren-FIELD St and very probably others. No idea why.

The former Shettleston Cooperative Society Building on Pettigrew Street in Glasgow. Built in 1912, this is a gorgeous little building which is now home to the Shettleston Housing Association. #glasgow #shettleston #architecture #glasgowbuildings #architecturephotography

I've just added a new set of A6 greeting cards featuring these photos of Glasgow icons to my online shop. They cost £3 each, or £12 for a set of six. If you're interested, you can find them here: thisismyglasgow.com/product-catego…. These photos are also available as prints. #glasgow

@NoContextBrits Aye. It’s what you actually want for lunch.

Remember when pubs did this?

@CelticLisboaa Money. Needs loads of camera installations. Not actually that much better. Main upgrade is a fancy display that nobody knows how it was generated but everybody thinks must be correct.

I’m not an expert on VAR, and don’t want to be, but why can’t we adopt the same system as England? You never see any fans complaining. Maybe disagreeing, but as per laws of the game they are always spot on. Why can’t we spend the money to use the same system? Change is needed.

🚨Breaking: after almost a decade of neglect, Langside Halls is set to be reborn

@JordanC1107 @Alan_Morrison67 Cracking article. 👏👏👏👏 Askou seems to be very deep. It’s really interesting that, like Postecoglou at Celtic, he has stuck with the coaching team he inherited. That shows remarkable self-belief.

Four days with Motherwell, Britain's most tactically-interesting team. Full of analysis, training and dressing room insights. - How Askou has removed the anxiety from players - The Bodo/Glimt presentation - Eliminating Scotland's second ball culture nytimes.com/athletic/71162…

@is_glasgow Great! It can be read both ways.

John Mossman's 1850s narrative frieze on the Clifton Street facade of the former Queen's Halls in the West End of Glasgow. It tells a mythical history of civilisation showing the progress from barbarism to eblightement. #glasgow #sculpture #architecture #architecturephotography