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Although given the moniker Dear Green Place, it's looming tenement blocks, high rises and miles of pavement that knit our city together....

The street-corner stereotype of prostitutes leaning into car windows is becoming outdated. Glasgow's sex trade is moving off the street,...

In the streets of Dublin, statues of skeletal refugees, their heads cowed, pay silent tribute to a generation tragically lost. Their...

Tucked away on Tontine Lane, the cinema-sign artwork of a homegrown Turner prize winner flickers to an audience of none. Empire, the...

"Opera is all about storytelling. When people come and see it they get absolutely wrapped up in the drama of the storytelling. "The music...

"This is a rough and ready gym by the way, none of your LA Fitness or whatever you're used to." Danny Gray's warning as we entered...

Voltaire and Rousseau is an eclectic bookshop with a clientele to match. Foraging amongst the endless stacks of second-hand books,...

The East End landscape juxtaposes its jarring past and future: decaying high rises awaiting demolition to one side, the gleaming new Sir...

"Do not let daily to-ing and fro-ing, to earn what we need to keep going, prevent what you once felt when wee - hopeful and free." So...

Article originally written and published for STV stv.tv "If there's any justice, I want them - both of them - in a car crash." - Medea,...