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John Kilbride

  • Brand Content Producer, Glasgow Caledonian University
  • Contributor, Foodie Explorers
Scotland
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Author, digital content producer, journalist. Glasgow, Scotland. Views my own. MDANT @memorialdevice mastodon.scot/@karnag

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Author, digital content producer, journalist. Glasgow, Scotland. @karnag ‪@karnag.bsky.social‬

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For an artist whose profile makes Syd Barrett look like Elton John with over 40 albums since 1978, but only a…

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Union Street Fire in Glasgow

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By John Kilbride
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After the fire The first thing we should do after the Glasgow Union Street fire is to be grateful no one died. Had it happened during the week it could have been very different. A station packed with commuters heading home or coming into the city, offices, shops and businesses full of people as the fire took hold in the building they were in. Count our blessings. Equally there were no casualties among the firefighters.
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We try a 26p beer (so you don’t have to!)

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By John Kilbride
| Foodie Explorers
Unusual things tend to appear in unexpected places. I’d never have put much thought into looking for beer in Home Bargains, usually a place I’ve more associated with budget cleaning products or household items, but just in time for the start of 2026’s inevitable January budget battering, our local branch was selling beer at 26p a can. Yes, £GBP0.26.
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Historic Sundays with Histotic Scotland

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By John Kilbride
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Historic Environment Scotland is once again opening the doors to some of the country’s favourite attractions for over the winter months. The return of the Historic Sundays scheme means everyone living in Scotland can get free access to some of Scotland’s favourite historic sites on the first Sunday of ever month from October until March 2026.
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