A Christmas dinner is being held for Glasgow's homeless and vulnerable – and Santa will be giving presents to children.
Volunteers from the Homeless Project Scotland is serving up a festive feast from the Busby Hotel and Grand Central Hotel for people in need this evening under the Hielenman's Umbrella in Argyle Street.
Saint Nick will also be there to hand out "gifts galore" to people who pop by the table.
More than 200 people come to the service for food, a hot drink and a chat every week in the city centre.
The group are urging people to come by or spread the word to those who may need it.
They said: "It has been a tough year for everyone, but especially so for those who have been struggling, at risk of homelessness or made homeless.
"We at Homeless Project Scotland are offering the fantastic people of Glasgow, under the Hielanmans umbrella, a festive feast of a traditional Christmas dinner, puddings of food kindly donated from the Glasgow Central Hotel and cooked by The Busby Hotel., for people all across Glasgow.
"Whilst this year has been difficult for everyone, Homeless Project Scotland want to ensure that nobody goes without a warm meal, basic supplies and a warm roof over their head."
You can donate to Homeless Project Scotland or sign up to volunteer here: www.homelessprojectscotland.org
