GLASGOW is famous for many things. As the Second City of the Empire, heavy industry is synonymous with our heritage; as a UNESCO...

TODAY we celebrate St Patrick’s Day, which for cities across the world has evolved into a global celebration of the Irish diaspora. The...

THE incoming First Minister faces an overflowing in-tray of problems. Almost a decade ago, Nicola Sturgeon asked us to judge her on her...

THIS week, Scottish Green Councillors in Glasgow decided to lobby opposition MSPs, challenging us to help them improve the city’s...

YESTERDAY, the Scottish Government’s Budget passed its first stage of the parliamentary process meaning it is likely that in the coming...

As we dust off the Hogmanay hangovers, we begin to think about the year that lies ahead. Many of us will have priorities to focus our...

LAST week the Scottish Government unveiled its Budget. With the cost-of-living crisis biting hard, it was the most important fiscal event...

Glasgow has a long been synonymous with the architectural beauty and grandeur of its buildings, which make it one the most handsome urban...

Taking a walk around central Glasgow today, you can’t help but be dismayed. Handsome buildings crumbling and inundated with vegetation,...

Benjamin Franklin was once quoted as saying that only two things are certain in life - death and taxes. Recent years have heralded the...

It’s over. Liz Truss’ time as Prime Minister is done. The lettuce won. Her claim to fame will be that she somehow managed to crash the UK...

There is a housing crisis in Scotland. The problem can be traced back to Margaret Thatcher’s right to buy scheme, where social housing...

30th September 2022 Three weeks ago, it was announced that the UK had a new Prime Minister. Anointed by just 80,000 Conservative Party...

16th September 2022 Twenty years ago, I could be found carrying my Evening Times paper bag around Auchinairn. At that time, I could...