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Ukrainian artist and local children create joyful Bridgeton bus mural (opens the original)
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At Bridgeton Bus Garage, home of the Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust, a new mural is taking shape. It is the work of Ukrainian artist Daria Rudnieva, supported by talented local schoolchildren and their families. It forms an extension to the garage’s Wee Happy Bus, a fun, high-tech bus driving experience for children (and their grown-ups). Daria with Ed Bonner of Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust (Image: Robert Perry/Newsquest) “I think the Wee Happy Bus is a lovely thing to have,” says Daria. “I want
Story of forgotten woman who created Monopoly inspires new Glasgow play (opens the original)
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Caitlin Skinner enjoyed playing Monopoly when she was a child – up to a point. “My brother was really competitive and just wanted to take it all, so I usually got a bit bored just waiting for him to win,” she sighs. “But I did enjoy it. I had no idea, though, of the story behind it.” Caitlin Skinner in rehearsal. (Image: MIHAELA BODLOVIC) This autumn, Caitlin and Mel Jordan, creators of acclaimed Glasgow theatre company Jordan and Skinner, are about to bring that lost story to the wider world. D
Glasgow school hailed by inspectors for creative digital learning (opens the original)
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A Castlemilk school which is leading the way in which digital technology is used in the classroom has been praised by inspectors. The team from His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Education (HMIE) in Scotland said teachers at Castleton Primary used a range of “highly effective and creative approaches” to enhance children’s learning. The report said: “This is an important strength in the work of the school. Staff support children effectively to use mathematics programmes, applications and coding techno
Blythe Duff returns to the Glasgow stage in a darkly comic family drama (opens the original)
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Basking in the warm glow of new grannyhood, the real Blythe Duff is a million miles away from the troubled mother she is about to bring to life on stage. The actor is probably best known for her long-running role as DI Jackie Reid in crime drama Taggart, as well as recent Glasgow theatre successes such as Small Acts of Love at the Citizens and Escaped Alone at the Tron. However, she has taken the last year off to spend with her husband and two daughters and their families, including star of the
Glasgow's Pollok House has been completely transformed - here is why (opens the original)
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Glasgow’s Pollok House has seen and heard much throughout its near-300 years of history. It is a treasure trove of artwork too, including ceramics, paintings and books. Now, this 18th-century mansion in Pollok Park on the Southside of the city has become an artwork in its own right, and home to an extraordinary “festival within a festival” full of experimental music, sound, moving image and performance. Artist Ban Lei installation - 153 returning birds. (Image: Robert Perry/Newsquest) Pollok Hou
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