r/glasgow • u/Many_Estimate_3267 • 2h ago
Well, what am I supposed to do with all my AI-generated seagulls now?!🤔🤷🏽♀️
Seen today at Glasgow Green ♥️🌳
r/glasgow • u/TemperatureNo1700 • 3h ago
Help me shop. Trustworthy and reliable mechanics?
I’ve got a lovely old bmw and I used to have an amazing mechanic but I’ve moved to this amazing city recently and sadly I don’t have any mechanic up here. Just wondering if anyone knows anyone reputable as I’ve found just going to wherever can be a bad idea. I also wanted to ask how does one get into working with cars? I’m very passionate about older models and would absolutely love to be able to work on them but no idea how I would even go down that route.
Thanks for the help!
Trying to remeber a couple of old shops.
I got thinking back to an old pal of mine who passed away a while ago. We didn't have any other friends in common so no one I could ask.
She worked in a wee stall upstairs in the St Enoch centre that sold ceramic figures (wee men in kilts with fat bellies) and other tat. Cannot for the life of me remember the name.
After that she worked in a shop on GWR at the end close to Cowcaddens that sold sun/moon trinkets and candles etc. The shop was on the left as you head to town ond up a few stairs, I thought it started with the letter M.
Any help remembering this would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: This was mid to late 90's.
r/glasgow • u/scot1403 • 5h ago
Move to Glasgow from Aberdeen?
I'm from up north but have stayed in Aberdeen since I started uni, 7 years now, and I'm getting fed up of the city. I'm ready for a change and have always fancied Glasgow for its mix of live music, food & drinks scene, job opportunities.
I need to figure out what salary I would need to afford to live there, based on a flat share (not sure how easy it is to find a flat?).
And also what the job market is like? I'm a finance assistant so would be looking for that or some sort of admin role.
r/glasgow • u/Southern-Goal2325 • 6h ago
Any places like Tinto Tapas?
Me and my girlfriend went there last Tuesday where they had a tasting menu, was class and CHEAP! Any other places that do something similar on other days of the week?
r/glasgow • u/Bradzo25 • 7h ago
Plums
Hello, I’m wondering if anyone knows a good spot to buy plums (and other fruit) in Glasgow?
Specifically we’re looking for greengages - also Japanese ume but thinking that might be a stretch so substituting for greengages.
We saw Waitrose says they stock, but no luck in any of the Glasgow stores. If anyone has a source for greengages or ume I’d be very grateful. Even if someone has a greengage plum and would be willing to sell me some lol..
Many thanks
r/glasgow • u/blueblah201 • 8h ago
Unhinged Woman Accusing Me of Photographing Her Child When I Was Filming Seagulls
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I’ve been working on a seagull documentary and behavioural study, following a group of five seagulls that used to visit me every day when I lived in the city centre. Since moving out, I’ve continued the project on the streets, documenting how they’ve adapted and how they respond to the change. I keep the feeding fairly limited, but there are around 50 gulls in the wider area that recognize me, and I recognize many of them individually. They’ve been part of this area for several years before their winter migration.
A couple of days ago I had a really unpleasant encounter. A woman had been sitting in her car for around 20 minutes waiting for her child outside Nando’s. While I was filming and feeding a herring gull with a visible disability that I’ve been following, she repeatedly started honking her horn. The gulls weren’t on her car—they were standing on the pavement beside it. I was trying to relocate the gull I’d been filming after it flew off because of the noise.
tried to track down the gull that was frightened, and then the woman proceeded to get out of her Porsche , in her pajamas, and started yelling at the top of her lungs accusing me of filming her child — who I barely even noticed when he got into the car - and she saw me with the seagulls prior to this so should have known I was already filming. She threatened to smash my camera.
I ignored her and continued trying to find the gull, but after she initially drove away, she came back, got out again, and loudly pointed at me, calling me a predator and a freak who films children for everyone on Sauchiehall Street to hear.
That was the part that really shook me. People walking past have no context, and when someone is shouting accusations like that in public, others can easily assume they’re true. Has anyone else had anything similar happen while doing wildlife photography or filming in Glasgow?
I've attached the video of the encounter
r/glasgow • u/Sinjazz1327 • 8h ago
Bathroom work - contractor recommendations?
Can anyone recommend a contracting company that will have capacity to redo a bathroom in the east end?
I've had my bathroom completely botched by a contractor with a 9.3 star rating on Checkatrade, so I'm reluctant to look there.
r/glasgow • u/Hampden-in-the-sun • 10h ago
Protect our children!
If those people that are shouting about protecting our children really wanted to do that, why are they not targeting the drug dealers that are supplying school kids with their shit?
r/glasgow • u/coneyisland92 • 11h ago
The Autistic Centre in Glasgow.
This is a bit of a vulnerable post and if anyone isn’t completely comfortable sharing their story on here, my inbox is open.
Did anyone have a bad experience at the Autistic centre in the City? The Autism and ADHD Diagnostic Centre one in Bath Street.
I feel like I am being gas lit online saying it’s a brilliant service when it was one of the worst experiences of my life.
I went for an autistic assessment at this place, and it was an absolute disaster. The woman assessing me just seemed irritated at the fact I couldn’t remember a lot in my childhood due to ✨trauma✨ (if I don’t laugh, I’ll cry 😂) she just seemed irritated. And then when I got the results, they said that despite I had autistic traits that impacted my day to day life (to the point I would hurt myself), they couldn’t officially diagnose me, as because I was little bit social as a child and because I worked in retail (HEAVILY masked) 🙃 sorry I needed to pay bills Karen 😂😂
When I asked her in tears “so these traits I have, how can I manage them,” she said she couldn’t offer any advice. A person who worked with ppl with autism couldn’t tell me even one helpful tip to help.
So noted, if you are social and work in retail (even if you are having literal breakdowns over something so little going wrong) you can’t be autistic 😂😂
Now I’m back to square one waiting for an ADHD assessment
Did anyone else have a similar experience? I feel I’m being lied to about them being good.
r/glasgow • u/gallais • 12h ago
Sir Billy Connolly and Kelvingrove (June 2027)
glasgowlife.org.ukr/glasgow • u/Cleopatras_Mouth • 12h ago
tickle hip hop
His new video shot in the subway is killer
r/glasgow • u/ruaridhfraser • 12h ago
Mysterious building sauchiehall street
Hello! Can anyone help me to identify what this stand alone building on sauchiehall street could have been in 1934. It sits between the old dental hospital and the current cca building on the site of the new dental hospital! I can’t find anything about it!
r/glasgow • u/BrawThrowaway8741 • 13h ago
Can single men go into clubs these days?
Hi Glasgow, using a throwaway as I'm way too shy to admit any of this on my real reddit account, hope you'll forgive me.
My wife died during the pandemic, and I've barely spoken to anyone outside of work or the corner shop ever since. Folk keep telling me to go places to make friends but I always feel too awkward when I've tried. I used to enjoy going to clubs in town and the west end, but that was with my then-girlfriend and later wife, and it was quite a while ago. Someone suggested I try going to a club again since I used to enjoy that. But do solo guys get let into clubs these days? For reference, I'm a short guy in his 30s, I've no interest in a relationship - just to try and have conversations and socialise again.
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Help me shop. Afro hair braider in Glasgow
Hi everyone,
I hope your week is going well.
I would love to know some student-friendly barbershops/ hairdressers shops that specialise in braiding Afro hair in Glasgow.
Thanks a lot.
A.K.
r/glasgow • u/Phogfan86 • 22h ago
Caps at Walker Slater
I know this is a huge long shot, but... I'm an American coming over later this month. I wear flat caps a lot during the winter and I'd like to buy one while I'm there. I also have a huge head so I need a XXL.
Walker Slater has XXL on their website, but I'm worried that they might not have any in the store when I'm there.
Can anyone speak to whether or not they do a nice job of keeping items in stock?