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Glasgow women offered self-defence classes to build confidence and safety

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By Hannah Carmichael 
| STV News (Glasgow and West)
Women in Glasgow are being given the opportunity to learn practical self-defence skills thanks to a new series of classes. The sessions – aimed at building confidence, strength and empowerment – are being organised every two months by the social community Glasglow Girls Club. They’re designed to teach women ways to defend themselves through the disciplines of jiu jitsu and boxing, led by female coaches.
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'Why Am I Making All The Effort?' 7 Steps To Fix One-Sided Friendships

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By Hannah Carmichael 
Download your quick-start guide to the different types of one-sided friendships for free here. If you... Are always the one who reaches out first. Are the one who remembers birthdays, suggests plans, follows up. Are usually the one checking in, asking how they are, making sure everyone's okay ...and yet somehow, you feel lonelier inside these friendships than you did before you were in them, then this workshop is for you. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone — and you're not imagining it.
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Ancient well hidden for centuries in cathedral crypt uncovered in new art project

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By Hannah Carmichael 
| STV News (Glasgow and West)
An ancient well pre-dating the city of Glasgow has been reawakened in a new art project. St Mungo’s Well marks a place of deep spiritual significance, but has been lying dormant in Glasgow Cathedral, hidden away in the corner of its crypt. Now, arts collective Aproxima Arts has uncovered and reinterpreted the sacred site, which was once central to the foundation of the city.
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