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Dalmarnock residents were promised a gleaming village. Now it's a fly tip
Dumped baths, discarded needles and a Commonwealth Games ‘legacy’ that’s yet to materialise
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The secret spots delivery riders go to eat
When they've finished ferrying takeaways, here's where the city's couriers choose to chow down
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The ‘lift and shift’ method that gives Scottish TV jobs to London production companies
Plus: a top Glasgow brewer takes us on a pint-heavy tour of the city
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Conspiracies, closed doors and conflict: where’s Castlemilk’s supermarket?
Hospitality magnate Stefan King promised he’d end the area's food desert. Instead, he put the rents up.
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