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Calum Grewar

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Did Susan Aitken make Glasgow better?

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By Calum Grewar Verified
| The Bell (Glasgow) Verified
“I’m confident the city is in a better place than it was when I became leader in 2017.” Those were the words of Susan Aitken in an interview with STV last week as she stepped down after nine years as leader of Glasgow City Council.
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Adulterer? Heretic? Saint? Glasgow's 'rebel reverend' faces judgement day

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By Calum Grewar Verified
| The Bell (Glasgow) Verified
Bishopbriggs crematorium is a sleek, modern institution. Inside the main chapel, wooden panelling shoots up towards the high ceiling and frames a peaceful cove where an empty plinth lies. The male members of the Johnstone family enter dressed in black, carrying Bob in a coffin. At the back left is Ryan, Bob’s son, his pale chin quivering under dark, shoulder-length hair. He’s tall, but you can tell he’d rather be small in this moment, alone with his grief.
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Meet the man meticulously cataloguing Glasgow’s dead

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By Calum Grewar Verified
| The Bell (Glasgow) Verified
Chris McKay has been coming to St Kentigern’s Roman Catholic Cemetery on the northern cusp of Glasgow for the last four years. He’s not mourning. He’s not cutting the grass or cleaning the graves. He’s photographing them — 30,373 pictures and counting. I’ve also come to St Kentigern’s, but for the first time, to understand what could motivate a man to dedicate around 15 of his golden years to noting down the final resting places of 106,137 different people around Glasgow.
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