#glasgow — Public Fediverse posts
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🌿🏫 Welcome to the Fern School! Reclaimed by nature, for a time. Now demolished. Clune Park School, Glasgow.
#Glasgow #Abandoned #Photography #History #Urbex #LostPlaces #Ferns
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🌿🏫 Welcome to the Fern School! Reclaimed by nature, for a time. Now demolished. Clune Park School, Glasgow.
#Glasgow #Abandoned #Photography #History #Urbex #LostPlaces #Ferns
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After weeks without rain, #Glasgow has probably seen all of Europe’s rainfall over the past 2h 😅
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After weeks without rain, #Glasgow has probably seen all of Europe’s rainfall over the past 2h 😅
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🏴🚉 #ScotRail recorded 201,463 passenger journeys on Sunday, 26 July, its busiest Sunday since returning to public ownership in April 2022. The total was boosted by people travelling to #Commonwealth Games events across #Glasgow, including bowls, swimming, boxing, basketball and gymnastics. ScotRail has been running extra services to key venues, including Dalmarnock, Exhibition Centre and Scotstounhill, along with additional evening trains. The record follows more than seven million passenger journeys in June and reflects a busy summer of concerts, festivals and sporting events, including TRNSMT, Take That, Zach Bryan, Luke Combs and the Summer Sessions at Bellahouston. More services are planned for the #Edinburgh Festivals, with extra staff across the network to help passengers.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-puts-its-sunday-best-record-breaking-customer-numbers -
🏴🚉 #ScotRail recorded 201,463 passenger journeys on Sunday, 26 July, its busiest Sunday since returning to public ownership in April 2022. The total was boosted by people travelling to #Commonwealth Games events across #Glasgow, including bowls, swimming, boxing, basketball and gymnastics. ScotRail has been running extra services to key venues, including Dalmarnock, Exhibition Centre and Scotstounhill, along with additional evening trains. The record follows more than seven million passenger journeys in June and reflects a busy summer of concerts, festivals and sporting events, including TRNSMT, Take That, Zach Bryan, Luke Combs and the Summer Sessions at Bellahouston. More services are planned for the #Edinburgh Festivals, with extra staff across the network to help passengers.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-puts-its-sunday-best-record-breaking-customer-numbers -
Beautiful evening sunshine down here on the south coast. Watching the Commonwealth Games and I can't help but notice that the weather can best be described as absolutely pissing it down north of the border. I suspect that's normal late July conditions in Glasgow.
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Beautiful evening sunshine down here on the south coast. Watching the Commonwealth Games and I can't help but notice that the weather can best be described as absolutely pissing it down north of the border. I suspect that's normal late July conditions in Glasgow.
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Commonwealth Games competition schedule
Still some tickets available
https://www.glasgow2026.com/schedule/day-by-day
UK folk with access to iPlayer in the evenings you'll get some events on the BBC Alba channel ..in Scots Gaelic.
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Commonwealth Games competition schedule
Still some tickets available
https://www.glasgow2026.com/schedule/day-by-day
UK folk with access to iPlayer in the evenings you'll get some events on the BBC Alba channel ..in Scots Gaelic.
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Alone in this bay near Port Mary
only the waves creeping in
and the squeal of a buzzard
high on a clifftop for company…—Norman Bissell, “Lichen Circles”
published in Slate, Sea & Sky: a journey from Glasgow to the Isle of Luing (Luath Press, 2007)https://luath.co.uk/products/slate-sea-and-sky
#Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #naturepoetry #Glasgow #Hebrides
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Alone in this bay near Port Mary
only the waves creeping in
and the squeal of a buzzard
high on a clifftop for company…—Norman Bissell, “Lichen Circles”
published in Slate, Sea & Sky: a journey from Glasgow to the Isle of Luing (Luath Press, 2007)https://luath.co.uk/products/slate-sea-and-sky
#Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #naturepoetry #Glasgow #Hebrides
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Governments aren't going to protect us from the Fascist, we are on our own. Thankfully there's a lot more of us than there are of them
"More strikingly, Reform UK councillor Audrey Dempsey, an anti-migrant Labour defector who represents Springburn and Robroyston, itself recently targeted by racist protests, shared the platform."
Bet he's not investigated by the Police....
#Fascists #Politics #UniteTheClans #Glasgow #AntiFascism #ReformUK
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Governments aren't going to protect us from the Fascist, we are on our own. Thankfully there's a lot more of us than there are of them
"More strikingly, Reform UK councillor Audrey Dempsey, an anti-migrant Labour defector who represents Springburn and Robroyston, itself recently targeted by racist protests, shared the platform."
Bet he's not investigated by the Police....
#Fascists #Politics #UniteTheClans #Glasgow #AntiFascism #ReformUK
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CW: Noisy video
Having now seen #TheFlamingLips three times they are my most seen band. As ever they really brought the energy to a Monday in #Glasgow.
Kudos for touring with enough helium balloons to spell out the name of the city each night.
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Glasgow trains to be busy as megastar gig coincides with Commonwealth Games finale http://dlvr.it/TTkVvm #Cathcart #CommonwealthGames #Glasgow #GlasgowCentral
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Glasgow trains to be busy as megastar gig coincides with Commonwealth Games finale http://dlvr.it/TTkVvm #Cathcart #CommonwealthGames #Glasgow #GlasgowCentral
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David Keenan & Andrew O’Hagan: Boyhood
“A book of great joy, of laughter in the face of horror and delight in storytelling… BOYHOOD is a hymn to the resilience of youth, to the brave dreams of artists and lovers and a love letter to Glasgow – a city where magic happens.”
In this London Review of Books podcast, David Keenan reads from his latest novel BOYHOOD, & talks with Andrew O’Hagan
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David Keenan & Andrew O’Hagan: Boyhood
“A book of great joy, of laughter in the face of horror and delight in storytelling… BOYHOOD is a hymn to the resilience of youth, to the brave dreams of artists and lovers and a love letter to Glasgow – a city where magic happens.”
In this London Review of Books podcast, David Keenan reads from his latest novel BOYHOOD, & talks with Andrew O’Hagan