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Scotland's stolen Eden and the co-operatives rebuilding lost spirit

FIFTY years ago, when folk said they were going up the Clydeside, it meant a day out picking fruit.

The National (Scotland)

Calls for Holyrood action over 'unhealthy monopoly' at Scotland's ports

The Canadian Government's pension fund had made billions from ownership of docks in Scotland.

Daily Record

Waverley celebrates 75 years on the Clyde with anniversary cruise tomorrow

Providing 'the final link with Glasgow's past', Thursday's special sail will mirror the Waverley's maiden voyage in 1947 - with one passenger due to sail again tomorrow, 75 years on.

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Glasgow Clyde's first swing bridge starting to make progress

The road crossing, which will link Renfrew to Yorker, would close for 40 minutes to allow boats through.

Glasgow Live

The Govan museum keeping Glasgow's incredible shipbuilding heritage alive

Some of the world's fastest, largest and most beautiful ships were built at Glasgow's greatest shipyard. We delve into the fascinating history of shipbuilding and how the pride of the Clyde lives on in Govan.

Glasgow Live

New Metro could set Glasgow on a net zero track

Our latest Regional Review focuses on the challenges and opportunities that lay ahead for Scotland's largest city

Insider UK

EXCLUSIVE: 600 jobs to be created in Lanarkshire if multi-billion pound green freeport bid successful

The Clyde Green Freeport proposal will be submitted this month, with Mossend's rail freight park a key component.

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Glasgow's River Clyde clean up boom will reduce plastic and litter

The new environmental scheme, announced on world ocean's day, will see a steel boom suspended across part of the Clyde to catch debris as it flows towards the sea.

Glasgow Live

Massive litter catcher to be installed on River Clyde to curb plastic waste

A STEEL boom is set to be built on the River Clyde – with the device designed to catch litter as it flows out towards the sea.

The National (Scotland)

Waverely casts off from Glasgow for first trip 'Doon the Watter' in milestone year for steamer

In just under three weeks the iconic steamship will celebrate the 75th anniversary of her maiden voyage. This summer Waverley will leave her home waters on the Firth of Clyde for the first time since before the pandemic.

Glasgow Live

Shocking footage shows raw sewage running into River Clyde while kayaker passes nearby

The River Clyde Environment Group captured the video in Rutherglen, near Glasgow, at the weekend.

Daily Record

Glasgow's River Clyde polluted by raw sewage as video shared of filth flowing into water

Glasgow's River Clyde Environment Group has reported the issue to The Scottish Environment Protection Agency, who are working with Scottish Water to resolve the problem.

Glasgow Live

Deliveroo rider spotted cycling through Glasgow's Clyde tunnel by shocked car passenger

The incident, which took place on Friday, May 13, shows the bike being ridden in the left hand lane alongside travelling motors.

Daily Record

Glasgow Deliveroo rider captured cycling through Clyde Tunnel by shocked car passenger

The incident, which took place this afternoon, shows the rider in the left hand lane pedalling through the tunnel alongside a vehicle. A Deliveroo rider was previously spotted cycling on the M8.

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Daily Record

Two men rushed to hospital after 'rammy' at Scots retail park

Police were alerted to the disturbance, involving a group of men, in the area of Springfield Quay south of the Clyde at around 12:50am on Monday.

Daily Record

Scottish Government ban on Firth of Clyde 'ruining generations of business', fishermen say

An 11-week ban was implemented in February to protect cod stocks but it affected all boats in the area, not just larger trawlers

The Guardian - UK

Who rules the waves? In my part of Scotland that’s far from clear

The sale of a Clyde estate might once have been seen as making a positive case for globalisation. But it’s no longer so simple, says journalist Ian Jack

Glasgow Live

The world's oldest surviving clipper ship that helped defend Glasgow during Second World War

The HMS Carrick was first launched in 1864, and played an integral role in carrying migrants to Australia - before protecting Glasgow during the Second World War.

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Glasgow Live

Secrets of the Britannia launched from Clydebank 69 years ago to the day

During her 44 years serving the Royal Family, Britannia went on 968 official voyages around the world - but she began her illustrious career on the banks of the River Clyde.

Glasgow Live

The Port Glasgow shipbuilders who challenged Houdini to escape the Clyde

The world-famous escapologist was challenged by two different firms when he visited Glasgow and took on them both - performing to sold-out crowds at The Pavilion.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's flying boat service that took passengers from the Clyde to Belfast

The short lived service carried passengers between Glasgow and Belfast in one hour, with a return ticket costing £4.

Glasgow Live

New Glasgow water park planned for River Clyde and what 'all-season beach' sister site looks like

Plans for the major Clydeside development moved forward at the end of 2021 and images have now been released of how the UK's first Therme water park could look in Manchester.

Daily Record

Jim McColl accuses SNP government of 'fabulous propaganda' for shifting blame over ferries fiasco

Billionaire Jim McColl - former owner of the Ferguson yard on the Clyde - took aim at the SNP government after a war of words broke out over a ferry contract.

Daily Record

Kate Forbes hits back at former shipyard owner over claims ferries were given 'for political purposes'

The Finance Secretary blasted Jim McColl saying if it weren't for the Scottish Government then the yard on the Clyde would have went into administration.

Daily Record

Janey Godley last saw 'murdered' mum on Mother's Day 40 years ago

Annie Currie was found dead in the Clyde during the 1980s and Janey claims her mother's violent partner Peter Greenshields was to blame for her death on Mother's Day, 1982.

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