Teenage Fanclub announce new album Do Not Dare to Dream
31 July 2026
Paul Trainer
Editor
Paul leads the video and content team at ScottishNews. He began his writing career with the East Kilbride News and The Herald before managing magazine titles in Dublin for 12 years. He returned home to continue his career, launching Glasgowist and maintaining a prolific output as a food and drink writer and a regular commentator on Scottish life. A former editor of GlasgowWorld, his writing credits include The Scotsman and Glasgow Times. Television appearances have included STV, BBC, RTE and CNN.
easyJet adds three new summer routes from Glasgow Airport
31 July 2026
“A fresh start”: Cafe Gandolfi clarifies change of ownership
31 July 2026
Perthshire distillery Aberargie to release new whiskies exploring the influence of barley
30 July 2026
Theme for GlasGLOW 2026 announced as spectacular event to return
30 July 2026
Edinburgh’s Princes Street to remain closed for at least three weeks after major fire
30 July 2026
Unlocking the Cask: Annandale Distillery hosts live coopering showcase
30 July 2026
Tarbert Harbour announces new £2.2m Marina Slipway Project
30 July 2026
Calvin Harris at Hampden: From Dumfries bedroom DJ to global fame
30 July 2026
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29 July 2026
Inside Glasgow’s starring role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Tom Holland’s fourth Spider-Man film arrives in UK cinemas with Glasgow doubling for New York during an explosive chase involving armoured vehicles, police cars, fireballs and high-flying stunt performers. The Hollywood blockbuster swings into UK cinemas today, ahead of what is anticipated to be the biggest film opening weekend of the year.
28 July 2026
Cafe Gandolfi still trading despite winding up order and liquidator appointment
A new company CG2026 Ltd was registered on 16 April. The sole director is Seamus MacInnes, also a director of Cafe Gandolfi Limited.
28 July 2026
Andi Oliver and Kirsty Wark join Glasgow 2026 inspired celebration of food culture
People in Glasgow will be able to hear from - and dine with - some of the UK’s leading chefs and cultural figures as a three-day celebration of food, identity and culture comes to the city as part of the Glasgow 2026 Festival.
27 July 2026
Sir Ian Wood: How an Aberdeen fishing family business became a global energy giant
Sir Ian Wood has died, aged 84. He was best known for building the Aberdeen-based Wood Group. At its height, the company was valued at more than £5 billion and operated across the world.
27 July 2026
Four Scottish locations that became ancient Greece in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey
A ruined castle, a secluded beach and a forest shaped by shifting sand were among the locations used to create the mythical world of Homer’s ancient epic.
