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To the stage with Tom Grennan
Gritty, powerful, honest and soothing, all mixed together with flair and some seriously cool fashion sense: Tom Grennan is here to stay. With his debut album Lighting Matches released in July, Tom is preparing to take his raucous live shows to the masses. Contrary to Chase and Status’ 2016 dance smash All Goes Wrong featuring… Continue reading To the stage with Tom Grennan
Tenement Trail 2018 hits Glasgow venues
Last Saturday (29 September), Glasgow’s largest multi-venue music festival hit the town.
Biffy calls on extras for mystery project
Famous Scottish band Biffy Clyro has called on fans to appear in an upcoming project called “Balance, Not Symmetry”.
Maintaining healthy relationships during Sexual Health Week
It’s Sexual Health Week and the theme of this year is consent: a topic that underpins all conversations about relationships and sexual health and wellbeing. We take a look at healthy relationships, and how to maintain them.
5 places for Glasgow freshers to visit this week
As Freshers Week comes to a close, the excitement of starting uni, maybe even moving to a new city, is starting to wear off. But just because classes start next week, it doesn’t mean the fun has to stop. Here are a few student loan-friendly ways to spend your free time in Glasgow, if you’re… Continue reading 5 places for Glasgow freshers to visit this week
Glasgow Freshers Festival is big hit despite weather warning
Glasgow’s freshers were welcomed to the city with a two-day festival in George Square, despite the arrival of Storm Ali.
Careers convention for teens coming to Scotland
Scottish teenagers are invited to attend events around the country aimed at preparing them for the world at work.
A decade of Girlguiding UK research reveals rise in body positivity
2018 marks ten years of the Girlguiding UK Girls’ Attitudes Survey. The survey asks girls and young women aged seven-21 their opinions on growing up as a girl.