Buffalo Bill with his Wild West Show first visited Glasgow in 1891-92. Glasgow was the sole Scottish venue. They had just completed a show in Croydon, near London, on Saturday the 24th of October 1891, and came to Glasgow by train immediately afterwards. This followed a tour of Germany, Belgium and Wales. The show demonstrated feats of horsemanship and marksmanship from Buffalo Bill himself and from Annie Oakley.
For people with breathlessness July 17th - Sept 18th (2pm - 4pm)
A brand-new mural has popped up in the East End of Glasgow this week.
A pergola, new path, two wooden archways and a bench has been erected at Alexandra Park as part of a £17,000 investment from Glasgow City Council's Dennistoun Area Partnership.
REVISED plans for conversion of B-listed former snooker hall premises in Dennistoun have been submitted to city planners for approval. | Read more
A worker-owned business in Dennistoun has transformed its premises with a new mural.
The campaign group formed to keep Reidvale Housing Association as a community-controlled housing association has hit out at the appointment of new interim directors and called for public support for change ahead of a Special General Meeting (SGM) next week.
A Glasgow dance school are gearing up for their ‘biggest achievement yet’ this summer.
Poor Things has scooped three Oscars at the 2024 Academy Awards, with Emma Stone winning Best Actress. But what are its links to Glasgow?
