Now that the second semester of university has begun and another wave of essay writing and exam preparation is upon us, the time has come to start thinking about living arrangements for next year.
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From LA to Glasgow with Don Broco
Don Broco are back with a bang.
A Valentine’s fine dining experience is coming to Glasgow’s Greggs
We hate to be the bearer of bad news but Valentine’s Day is nearly upon us. If you’ve not got a date for V-Day, the heart shaped chocolate boxes and teddies in Tesco get old fast, and if you have got a date, the pressure is ON. Where do you go? What do you do?… Continue reading A Valentine’s fine dining experience is coming to Glasgow’s Greggs
TRNSMT 2018: R U Mine?
I bet you look good on the TRNSMT stage.
Grab your tier-one TRNSMT tickets fast
As the dark, cold winter days seem to drag on forever it’s normal to start dreaming about summer. Hopefully the sun (possibly) will make an appearance as beer gardens open up and that means only one thing. Festival season is about to start – enter TRNSMT. Glasgow’s answer to Glastonbury, TRNSMT was a roaring success… Continue reading Grab your tier-one TRNSMT tickets fast
Throwback Thursday: Retro Tech
We’ll let you into a secret: Apple didn’t invent the first wearable electronic device that you could play games on, it was actually Bill Gates and his crew.
Turns out Rabbie Burns is one of us
Today people across Scotland will be stuffing their faces with haggis and probably indulging in a dram or two – it’s only right on Robert Burns Day.
Lily Allen is here to make Glasgow smile
Glasgow is pulling all the big names in for gigs this year. We recently revealed that pop royalty Britney Spears is heading to Glasgow, and now LDN gal, Lily Allen, has announced some intimate shows.
Alcohol-free gin cocktails that are absolutely delicious
There are plenty of alcohol-free gins that you can try out to keep Dry January going.