Glasgow is doughnuts daft. Always has been. It's not a fad or a trend. We are committed. So when Tantrum Doughnuts, the brainchild of Iain Baillie (former Pastry Chef at The Fat Duck, One Devonshire Gardens, Gleneagles Hotel, Ox and Finch) and his wife, Annika began making pop-up appearances, they attracted a crowd. Then came a shop on Old Dumbarton Road, which opened in … [Read more...] about Tantrum doughnuts are rolling into the city centre
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Vegan pop-up market at Tron Bar and Kitchen
Tron Bar & Kitchen have announced their first event of the year, a vegan pop-up market evening on Wednesday 21st February from 5pm to 9pm. Featuring over ten of Scotland’s finest vegan food suppliers, the evening pop-up event will be an ideal opportunity for those looking to stock up on high-quality locally sourced vegan produce. Visitors will be able to enjoy live music from … [Read more...] about Vegan pop-up market at Tron Bar and Kitchen
Council considers final version of strategy for Glasgow’s city centre lanes
Glasgow City Council today considered the final version of plans to make the best use of the 90 lanes in the city centre. The council's Neighbourhoods, Housing and Public Realm Committee also considered findings from a public consultation on the draft City Centre Lane Strategy. This lanes strategy, views the city centre's lane network as a "valuable part of Glasgow's rich … [Read more...] about Council considers final version of strategy for Glasgow’s city centre lanes
Avenues project to redevelop Glasgow city centre
Work is set to begin to transform the appearance of Glasgow city centre with the Avenues project. The £1.8 million urban redevelopment plan will focus on seven city centre roads - aiming to improve connectivity and introduce green space alongside better access for cyclists and pedestrians. Civic Engineers, who recently opened a studio in Glasgow, has been awarded the … [Read more...] about Avenues project to redevelop Glasgow city centre
New hotel and student accommodation planned for buildings on Cathedral Street
Two distinctive buildings, disused since the formation of City of Glasgow College, will have a new purpose, with plans to convert them to hotel and student accommodation. The merger of Glasgow's Central, Metropolitan and Nautical colleges brought together facilities previously housed in 11 separate buildings into two central campuses. The City Campus building was recently … [Read more...] about New hotel and student accommodation planned for buildings on Cathedral Street