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The secret ‘smart-canal’ trying to solve Glasgow’s housing crisis
A multimillion-dollar computer brain, 3,000 new houses and a 3% drop in mortality rates
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Can Glasgow get a handle on its potholes?
The city's climate is a recipe for holes — and an obstacle to fixing them.
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Squeaky budget bum time for Glasgow
Plus: the city's newest late night jazz spot
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Why can’t Glasgow just buy back its old buildings?
The council is set to forcibly reclaim the Egyptian Halls. But this isn't a blueprint for the city's crumbling heritage, say those in the know.
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