Reframing the Hunterian Art Gallery
Visitors can see over 200 artworks in a new-look main gallery
Shakespeare's First Folio to go on show
The rare book is one of only 50 that remain in the UK
Stravaigin to close for spring refurbishment
Owners say revamp will be 'evolution and not revolution'
My word! … Hillhead Primary scoops slam poetry crown
Pupils beat off stiff competition from five other primary schools
New minister for West End church
Rev Richard Baxter worked as a tax inspector before being called to the minstry
'Free coffee if you recycle your Christmas tree'
Hillhead Bookclub wants people to think green after Christmas
Key change … music couple find harmony in new coffee shop
The couple were both working in the music industry when Covid hit and the change in circumstances demanded a life rethink.
'Tidy Weegie' message invites all to keep West End litter free
People in the West End are being encouraged to get out and pick up litter - and use the bins.
Art starts up again at Hunterian gallery after year in lockdown
The exhibition is free but visitors need pre-booked timed tickets.
'We pushed ourselves in ways we wouldn’t have otherwise'
'Return Journeys' asks businesses where they have been during Covid and where they are going.
Eusebi's defends its outside 'dining boxes' amid objections
The West End restaurant says the £70,000 structures are vital to its business.
Hillhead Library among 90 city venues given opening dates
Glasgow Life has outlined when it expects halls, libraries and gyms to welcome back the public.
Glasgow Girls Club looks to tackle loneliness and isolation
A ‘digital notice board’ is being developed to help people feeling isolation and loneliness in the West End.
Cail Bruich is awarded city's first Michelin star in 18 years
The award comes just five months after Lorna McNee - protégé of the late two Michelin starred chef Andrew Fairlie - took up the post of head chef.
'Thank you for supporting Byres Road at Christmas time'
John Turner says thank you to everyone who has supported businesses and traders on Byres Road this Christmas.
'Small acts of kindness mean the world to homeless people'
The Festival of Kindness has been launched in the West End of Glasgow, with the public invited to donate gifts to homeless people this Christmas.
'I'm a lucky one unlike many others in the performing arts'
West-End based artistic director Brendon McIlroy says the pandemic forced him to find new ways to engage with audiences.
West End Festival will have to adapt to survive, says director
The director of the West End Festival says arts organisations will disappear as a result of the pandemic.
Finnieston Clothing gears up for its first shop on Byres Road
Finnieston Clothing says the High Street has a future and is looking forward to offering shoppers something different.
The up-cycler turning Glasgow's old umbrellas into tote bags
The entrepreneur was inspired to make her ‘brollibags’ after seeing so many casualties on the streets and in the city’s litter bins.
Byres Road: Scaled-back safety scheme to be installed on Friday at four short points
Red and white barriers will be placed along 124 metres of pavement on the West End's main shopping road - in four short sections.
'I owe my life to research. I've done really well and I have two beautiful daughters'
A father-of-two who has lived with chronic myeloid leukaemia for 15 years is calling on men and women in Glasgow to raise funds for cancer research by completing a socially-distanced Race For Life 5K on Saturday September 26.
'I'm my own boss and the only person you will speak with when selling your house'
Chris, who lives and works out of the West End, says the flexibility he has is his biggest strength when working with clients.
'I never meant to publish a book of selfies …. I really hate having my picture taken'
Long-time West End resident and artist turns her lockdown selfies into a book raising money for out of work theatre people.
Students use their 'cancelled summer' to tackle isolation and loneliness in Glasgow
DigiGallus Connect will bridge the gap between the generations and the digital divide.
More volunteers, please, and don't dump stuff, says Oxfam as stores set to reopen
The street's bookshop and record stores have been closed during the Covid pandemic lockdown.
