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- Sep 14, 2026
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Hundreds of Govan homes transformed in major window replacement project (opens the original)
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A £760,000 replacement programme is transforming homes with improved comfort and energy efficiency. Led by Govan Housing Group, the scheme has already delivered upgrades to 64 homes, replacing 397 single-glazed windows with high-performance double glazing. A further 365 windows are scheduled for installation in the current financial year. Caron Quinn, chief executive of Govan Housing Group, said: "With more than 1,600 homes across Govan, we are committed to investing in our communities and impr
Govanhill Baths celebrates 25 years of community action with major impact report (opens the original)
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MORE than 22,000 people took part in Govanhill Baths Community Trust projects during the past year, new figures show. The trust engaged 22,635 people through health, wellbeing, arts, youth, heritage and environmental work in 2025-26. The year marked 25 years since local campaigners occupied the public swimming baths on Calder Street, after Glasgow City Council decided to close the building. Govanhill Baths Community Trust continues to campaign for the Edwardian building to reopen as a wellbeing
Thriving Survivors to mark 10th anniversary with Glasgow fiesta party night (opens the original)
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A charity is marking a major milestone with a night of celebration and reflection. Glasgow-based organisation Thriving Survivors will host a 'fiesta party night' as part of its 10th-anniversary celebrations, recognising a decade of supporting people affected by trauma. Founded in 2016 by Ashley Scotland, the charity has spent the past 10 years working to shape more trauma-informed services across Scotland. She said: “This event is really chance for our team, our supporters and everyone involved
Glasgow actress lands iconic My Fair Lady role opposite Alan Cumming (opens the original)
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A RISING star will take on one of musical theatre’s most beloved roles. Glasgow-born actress Verity Power will play Eliza Doolittle in Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s new chamber production of My Fair Lady, running from November 21 to December 31. She will appear opposite Alan Cumming as Professor Henry Higgins. The production is directed by Maria Friedman, with design by Tim Hatley and lighting by Neil Austin. Verity said: "As a kid I was completely obsessed with Audrey Hepburn and had a DVD boxse
Glasgow hotel announces Halloween and Christmas cinema screenings (opens the original)
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GLASGOW hotel Kimpton Blythswood Square has announced cinema screenings for Halloween and Christmas. The hotel, located in Glasgow city centre, will host the events in its private cinema during autumn and winter. It is described by the business as Glasgow's only AA-accredited five-star hotel. The programme starts with Halloween Cinema Club on Saturday, October 31. Guests will arrive at 7pm for a screening of I Know What You Did Last Summer. They will receive a spooky cocktail and complimentary p
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