The Bell

09/09/2026

Fans of 21-year-old "co***ne influencer" from East Ayrshire, have become increasingly concerned for his welfare as videos have on a deranged quality.

In recent weeks, it’s gone from grim to grimmer...

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Plus a portrait of a graffiti writer, trad trailblazers and birdwatching in Robbie’s writer’s edition

07/09/2026

Your Monday briefing:
🔥 Coincidence and anti-migrant conspiracy surround the Possilpark fire
🏙️ Will Glasgow consume its neighbours?
🗽 George Square reopens, sort of
🔤 A hot conjugation debate over one of our headlines!

(Photo: Paul Sweeney)
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05/09/2026

"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. There’s no word for the type of man McKay is, so I’ll go with ‘gravefinder’."

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03/09/2026

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03/09/2026

Why are over 70 Kirkintilloch businesses in a WhatsApp group, declaring war with a local organisation (one that gets £40,000 annually from the local council, no less) supposedly set up to help them?

🚨 Find out now: www.glasgowbell.co.uk/kirkintilloch-bid-east-dunbartonshire-council/

31/08/2026

Our story about Clydeside Containers developed over the weekend. We've answered questions about who's who, who's bankrupt, and who's running the Boxpark-style project.

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29/08/2026

When Clydeside Containers was first announced in December 2024, it was billed as a seismic deal. The duo behind it, Dario Bernardi and Nathan Sparling, promised to transform a scrubby patch of dirt down on the Broomielaw into a “first-of-its-kind” venue, combining the best of Glasgow’s street food with entertainment including gigs, comedy nights and themed parties.

But more than a year on from Clydeside Containers’ scheduled launch, the ten or so black containers that were supposed to herald the riverfront’s regeneration sit empty and abandoned.

We’ve dug into the story and discovered a trail of bad luck, misleading information and changing business ownership. At least two people associated with the project have distanced themselves; meanwhile the council has accused Sparling of outright lies.

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27/08/2026

What’s happening to the Louden ‼️ Read for free at glasgowbell.co.uk🔔

27/08/2026

What's happening to one of Glasgow's oldest football pubs🤔 find out via the link below!

The council, a mysterious new owner and fire have all been blamed. We uncover the truth

24/08/2026

Why is a legal case regarding a community cafe in Bernera and a dog being fought from Glasgow ? Read our article now to find out more 🔔