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A cosy vegan pub on Kelvinhaugh Street in Finnieston, on the site where Stereo began in 2002, with a fireplace, cask beer and DJs.

Clydebank has opened a small museum inside the town library, dedicated to the memory of the Blitz. The exhibition brings out artefacts and photographs rarely seen before, alongside digital records that capture the stories of ordinary residents who endured the bombing.
Councillor William Rooney called the space an important step in preserving local history, giving younger generations the chance to understand what their families lived through and how the town was shaped in those difficult years.
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A cosy vegan pub on Kelvinhaugh Street in Finnieston, on the site where Stereo began in 2002, with a fireplace, cask beer and DJs.

Glasgow's first single malt distillery in over a century, in the 1877 pumphouse of the Queen's Dock, with an hour's tour and three drams.

The West End bakery Stefan Spicknell opened in 2010, now on Great Western Road, known for its raspberry cottonrakes, tarts, pastries and sourdough.

Cottonrake's all-day café on Great Western Road, with breakfast and brunch, the bakery's pastries and bread, and evening service on Fridays and Saturdays.

A 15th-century castle hotel near Glasgow, with castle rooms, a new hotel wing, lodges and riverside cabins.

One-bedroom apartments in the centre of Glasgow, a ten-minute walk from both main stations.
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Le Set opens at the Penthouse in Princes Square on Thursday, 24 September, with reservations opening Wednesday, 9 September.

The domed brick drum on the north bank of the Clyde, opposite the Radisson RED at the SEC campus, is to open again in May 2027 as The Rotunda and Roundhouse.

Plans have gone in to turn the basement of 16 Robertson Street into a whisky and jazz venue.