Declan McConville is a Digital Journalist at GlasgowWorldUK. He focuses on themes such as travel and tourism, food and beverages, and hospitality, often exploring topics like beverage production, restaurant innovation, and entertainment. Declan's work has been featured in prominent outlets including MSN, Doncaster Free Press, and The Scotsman.
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Community invited to celebrate the legacy of Gartcosh Steel Works through stories, film and exhibition.
A £13.5m project to upgrade the track at Kilmarnock station begins this weekend, aiming to improve reliability for passengers travelling between Glasgow, Ayrshire and Dumfries and Galloway.
By: Declan McConville
Clyde 1 marked a major moment in its history today, as the station left its Clydebank studios for the final time and broadcast live for the very first time from its new home at 100 Queen Street.
By: Declan McConville
The National Trust for Scotland has reached another landmark in its project to save The Hill House, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, with the successful removal of the original cement roughcast, a major milestone in addressing the building's longstanding moisture problems.
A new pump track is to be developed in Calderglen Country Park.
Glasgow King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut as a venue known across the world as the place were Oasis were discovered in May 1993, but the venue itself is so much more than as it has a rich past as well as an exciting future.
Almost 800 streets across the south and east of Glasgow are set to benefit from safer 20mph speed limits, with new signage due to be installed from next month.
Regular Music, today announces that Scottish singer-song writer Callum Beattie will be hitting the road in November/December to play his largest Scottish tour yet.
Here are the very best fish and chip shops to visit in Glasgow in 2026.
Here are the 24 most mispronounced places in Glasgow
