Lou Sanders doesn’t shy away from the big topics in her comedy. In her last show Shame Pig, which won her the accolade of comedians’ comedian at last year’s Fringe, nothing was off-limits.
After breaking his leg last year, he’s finally getting back in the game. I caught up with him ahead of his show, and he has got a clear message...
As the lineup Glasgow's huge TRNSMT festival is announced, with headliners including grime heavyweight Stormzy and rising stars Catfish and the Bottlemen, we spoke to festival director Geoff Ellis about why you should be excited for this year's festival.
Well, that's one to defy your parents!
IT’S all change for Des Clarke. 12 months ago, he couldn’t do basic skills which most people in their 20s had in the bag.
Today, cheapskates can rejoice as M&S have finally released their Valentine’s meal deal – meaning you and your partner (or just yourself if you’re feeling sad and hungry) can prove to each other that the spark’s still there.
Several of the city’s leisure facilities which need “significant investment” are to be denied any funding except for basic maintenance, the Evening Times has learned.
Jay Lafferty says she talks too much – something that would normally be an advantage for a stand-up comedian.
MEDICAL centres that provide emergency out-of-hours GP cover in Glasgow were left without staff more than 200 times last year, figures show.
MEDICAL practices in Glasgow have seen a dramatic increase in unstaffed out-of-hours GP services with one health centre seeing a 900% rise in the number of hours of unstaffed services last year.
