A brilliant but concerning original story from Calum Grewar here bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

glasgowbell.co.uk/is-rangers-goi… My first piece for The Bell. Always open to tip-offs, people!

Really enjoyed this one from Robbie Armstrong

My writer's edition.

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Bell briefing out now: lessons from a tenement collapse, satirising the BBC Scotland brogue and attacks on police at TRNSMT 👉 glasgowbell.co.uk/trnsmt-arrests…

Can a new plan rescue the fate of North Laurieston? Calum Grewar is cutting about in the shadow of demolished buildings just south of the Clyde 👉 glasgowbell.co.uk/laurieston-mas…

In 2008, Glasgow was the third ever city to be honoured with UNESCO's City of Music status. But in recent years, live music venues have struggled. Calum Grewar does a pulse check in our weekend read. glasgowbell.co.uk/is-our-live-mu…

Also in today's Glasgow in Brief - exclusively for newsletter subscribers: are Police Scotland the UK only force to be pressing charges under the Terrorism Act, for support of Palestine Action? Five people have been charged in Glasgow and Edinburgh, The Bell has learned.

Pleasure working on this one with Robbie Armstrong

Very busy time but pleasure to work with Calum Grewar Tackling the Mackintosh Society reluctance to install water mist in the CRM Queens Cross Church Following the Glasgow School of Art Fires - how can they not protect this rare example? glasgowbell.co.uk/charles-rennie…

Have Glasgow’s ‘worst’ event promoters struck again? It's hard it is to run an independent music festival in this economy. But, as another festival is cancelled last minute, is there a pattern? Plus, the Star Bar gets a facelift, and a fact-check on Glasgow’s asylum stats

Is this Glasgow’s — nay the world’s — most prolific curry critic? Curry-Heute has reviewed over a thousand curries across the city. Here are his favourites.

🔔 Follow me up Carmunnock Road and we’ll end up at Mount Florida Bowling Club. The gates are locked and the foliage is dense. This has been the state of affairs for six years. Believe it or not, in the late 2010s, both Cathcart and Mount Florida were in the same sinking boat.

You may have seen saltires flying from lampposts across north Glasgow lately. Well, we've found out that one of the members of the team behind it is a Nazi-sympathiser.