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Tag Archives: Glasgow
Changing Glasgow
I’m so glad that knowledgeable people take the time to upload and comment upon images of Glasgow’s relatively recent past. Otherwise, images like this would be meaningless: It’s taken around the Cowcaddens area. The area as it’s shown here is totally … Continue reading
Interesting reading
Some links to recent articles with an economic theme. Hopefully they’ll help you get through Christmukkah: Inside the world’s most annoying economic crisis The future of cities: why Glasgow and Edinburgh should consider a joint future A world enslaved: how … Continue reading
Posted in Politics & Society
Tagged A Fistful of Euros, Afghanistan, economics, Edinburgh, Edward Hugh, Glasgow, opium, slavery
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Swingometer
I came in to work happy this morning. Firstly, because it’s a beautiful day. And secondly because of this.
Posted in Politics & Society
Tagged by-election, election, Glasgow, Glasgow East, labour, snp
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Dear Green Place
1. There was a ned on the bus today with extraordinarily varied (and sometimes quite good) taste in music. Normally there’s someone at the back playing Happy Hardcore or something really loud on their mobile. This particular gentleman started off … Continue reading