Used as a school and college until the early 1970s, the building has since been an arts centre and then council offices.

A former school designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh is set to be sold by Glasgow City Council and turned into a Scottish ...

In its 19th-century heyday, Glasgow was one of Europe’s biggest cities and the second-largest in Britain, right behind London ...

In its 19th-century heyday, Glasgow was one of Europe’s biggest cities and the second-largest in Britain, right behind London ...

Completed in 1898, The Martyrs’ School is one of a group of important buildings by Honeyman and Keppie dating from the mid 1890s - others are the Glasgow Herald buildings and Queen's Cross Church - in ...

The Martyrs’ School is to be sold to the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland to be used as a public museum of Scottish Catholic archive, ...

Completed in 1898, The Martyrs’ School is one of a group of important buildings by Honeyman and Keppie dating from the mid ...

The first lifeboat was horse-drawn, but transporting the vessel over the sand and mudflats proved difficult. A more efficient ...

These are some of the famous faces who grew up in Maryhill such as Robert Carlyle and Donovan Many Glaswegians will recognise many streets and buildings in Maryhill due to the part which the ...

Fiona Whitty took a trip to Dundee, the fourth largest city in Scotland which was once known for its jute, jam and journalism ...