Glasgow city centre Italian favourite Sarti’s have announced that their restaurant on Wellington Street will temporarily be closing for four weeks for a “mystery project”. The restaurant will be ...

“We were watching the squad announcement – we were behind because Charlie, my daughter, had accidentally paused the TV – and ...

The 78th annual outing saw more than 125 taxis take around 350 children from schools across Glasgow from Kelvin Way in the ...

The Glasgow taxi outing to Troon was held today, and we saw hundreds of decorated cabs pass by — here are eight of the best.

The march will be followed by the ‘We All Belong Carnival’ at the Old Fruitmarket in Merchant City with live music and public speakers as demonstrators mark World Refugee Day.

A change to the cone on the head of a statue of the Duke of Wellington in Glasgow – an iconic image of the city – was not made by famed street artist Banksy, the PA news agency understands.

In 2014, when Glasgow hosted the XX Commonwealth Games, a replica of the Duke of Wellington statue—including the cone—was even featured in the opening ceremony.

The statue of Arthur Wellesley, the first Duke of Wellington and former prime minister of the UK, was erected in 1844, according to The Scotsman. But the reason the statue is so famous isn't about ...

Banksy said his new exhibition is in Glasgow because of its iconic Duke of Wellington statue. Glaswegians have been placing cones on the statue's head for the past 40 years. I've always loved the ...

For decades, Glaswegians have capped the Duke of Wellington statue outside the Gallery of Modern Art with a traffic cone. Locals have battled the council over the placement of the cone for years ...