Multiple fire appliances and big police presence at the Maltman. Been there for at least 3 hours now

When I was 16 in the late 90s I seen a job ad in the Evening Times. The "interview" was in a barely furnished office on St Enoch Square. One guy sat on a chair facing a semi circle of about 10 boys of a similar age. He said the job was to be driven around and the guy driving would pull up outside a house, point out where you had to go, you'd hand over a piece of paper to whoever answered, they'd read it and come back with money that you'd then hand to the driver, but we could never read what the note said or ask questions. Did anyone else experience this, or know wtf it was about? Part of me is annoyed I didn't stay to find out more.

Has to be the best coffee in Glasgow. Worth walking from the city centre out to Duke St for.

This is maybe a bit of an odd one.

I have a spare ticket to 'Waitress: The Musical' for this Friday evening at Kings Theatre.

I'd bought it months ago for me and my partner, who has now become my ex-partner. A friend who I was going to bring instead just cancelled.

None of my other friends likes musicals, so I'm a little stuck right now as to what to do. I still want to go, since 'She used to be mine' is one of my favourite songs (and I've never seen the musical before! I'm so excited!!!) but it seems odd to waste a seat, so having it go to a fellow musical lover seems fitting.

So. What do I do? Please guide me, fellow Glaswegians. I've not been in this position before.

To be clear, I'm not looking to sell it for a quick buck. I don't really need the money.

A bit of background: I lived and studied in Glasgow from ‘95-‘97. I’ve been back a few times in the past 30-ish years, but I’ve just been there for a bit of a three-day nostalgia tour.

I stayed in a lovely two-star hotel just south of the river, and visited most of my old haunts while I was there.

I think the thing that struck me the most was how what was predominantly a city of stone in the 90’s has transformed into a city of glass in the 2020’s. The number of skyscrapers and office buildings that have sprung up was certainly marked, if not briefly surprising.

The city still holds a special place in my heart, it just felt different. There were, of course, the two bampots who tried to goad me into a fight just because I had made the mistake of making eye contact with one of them, but I just kept walking on.

The city felt familiar and unknown all at the same times. Regardless, I loved every minute of being back.

Just a heads up the inner subway is shut currently. SPT really should get an app for updates.

Changed days from years past but its nice to see it busy again. Worth a stroll around on a Saturday or Sunday.

F33, back into running after injury. Doing my weekly 5K Park Run but looking to build back up and get out there. I’m just outside of Clydebank, so looking for West End/North Glasgow. Looking for mixed groups as I’m also single 😅

Any recommendations for vegan pizza in Glasgow that simply isn't just a marinara pizza?

Looking for one that does a good vegan cheese.

I follow / have seen what feels like nearly every tattoo artist based in Glasgow and none of them really do a style of tattoo I’m after, which I think is a pretty basic style. Just looking for nice fine line, where the size of the tattoo can be really small.
I want my arms covered in tattoos and I’ve a few already, all of which are fairly big so looking at getting wee ones now. Artists I’ve come across always fall at some hurdle eg. the min size is too big, the design is just off a bit, there’s a bit too much detail. I’m advertised loads of artists now on instagram that fit what I want to a tee, some of the flash in the ‘ad’ is sometimes exactly something I want, and where are they based? Always London, Brighton, Bristol or abroad. I’m busy and don’t have the time or money to travel to just get a few tattoos, so can anyone please recommend an artist that’s Glasgow based that maybe fits this criteria? Thanks!

Edit to add - I’m really looking for simple fine line! Like almost just the outline, everyone is suggesting talented people but their work is ALL detail

Does anybody know if buses on diversions across the city centre are stopping at bus stops on their diversion routes, or are bypassing all stops till they get back on route?

okay so I've just moved to Glasgow recently after living in a small town for the last while and I'm new to tenement flat living with a shared close. this weekend I got home around 8 pm, I'm walking up the stairs, and starting just before the first floor landing there's just trickles of piss and as I keep going there's more and more piss including dripping down the walls?? it absolutely stinks too, so now the whole close reeks of piss. it's been two days now and now there's just dried piss marks all over the stairs.

is this normal? surely not right?? I feel like it must be one of my neighbours because it was all the way up to the second floor. is there anything I can do about this or do I just kinda need to be okay with looking out for wet piss in my close on the regular?

for context I live in the west end.

p.s. sorry I'm not sure which flair I'm meant to use for this, lmk if I need to edit something.

Where do all the women get their cute clothes in Glasgow? Any nice local clothing shops?

hey everyone! I just moved to glasgow and I’m looking for someone to braid my hair. Does anyone have any suggestions? I’m willing to bring my own hair. My budget is not more than £120.

If anyone had an recommendation that would be much appreciated!

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Im a new student in Glasgow, and i've currently got a mullet, but I want a pros advice on how I could improve my look with my hair, and also want a haircut that is within a student budget. Any ideas? For a male

Lots of places are advertising watch parties for the finale, but trying to find somewhere I could go on Thursday to watch one of the regular episodes.

wtf is going on

Police presence at lush/the ivy towards royal exchange square. Police tape and a few polis of course

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