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Journalist. Robot collector. Inventor of the banoffee trifle. Humanist celebrant Co-chair Women in Journalism Scotland The Hairy Eyeball.substack.com
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'I won Scotland's Home of the Year but I sold up for one reason and have no regrets'

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By Anna Burnside Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Anna Burnside In 2020, Hugh Berry was living in one of the most beautiful properties in the country. At least, according to the judges of Scotland's Home of the Year, who crowned him that year's winner. Yet a couple of years later, sitting underneath his gilded ceilings, on his sumptuous sofas, surrounded by busts, statues, and oil paintings, he was scrolling through Rightmove. Hugh had decided it was time to up sticks despite living in one of the country's most desirable homes .
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Inside Glasgow Women's Library

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By Anna Burnside Verified
| The Glasgow Wrap
By Anna Burnside Glasgow Women’s Library is not really a library, it’s not just for Glasgow and it’s not only for women. But after 33 years the label has stuck and the institution, which is based in a former Carnegie library in Bridgeton, reckons it’s as good as any other. “The name means a lot,” said Gabrielle Macbeth, the volunteer coordinator.
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Ghost Signs of Glasgow: Centuries of the city’s past for those who know where to look

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By Anna Burnside Verified
| The Glasgow Wrap
By Anna Burnside. The days when a Glaswegian firm made corsets and wee boys played marbles on the pavement feel very far away. But they have left their mark on the city’s built environment for those who know where to look. The Glasgow Wrap is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Elspeth Cherry, a volunteer with the Ghost Signs of Glasgow project, knows exactly where to look.
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