These are the famous faces who grew up in the Gorbals in Glasgow The Gorbals on the south bank of the River Clyde is one of Glasgow’s best known areas that has a rich history. During its peak in ...

once the most densely populated and urban area of the Gorbals. It has a rich, fascinating history with Norfolk Court a key landmark in the area and Glasgow. “Developing a new community which ...

TWO of the three bronze sculptures which make up The Gorbals Boys, an iconic part of Glasgow history, have been stolen. The Gorbals Boys sculpture, created by local resident Liz Peden and unveiled ...

IT has a history of and crime deprivation but now ... I realised that the Gorbals and Glasgow was a really musical place. “It’s been so popular – people come from all the surrounding areas.

In his new book Bloody Scottish History: Glasgow, Dr Bruce Durie delves into ... The lepers were made to live in what later became the Gorbals. Bruce said: “They were forbidden to beg door ...

She said: "I walked past the Gorbals Boys every day for two years and recognised them from the train. I couldn't believe it. "I'm glad they are going back." 'Connection to Glasgow's history' The ...

The plague was first seen in people living in the densely-populated area of the Gorbals. At the time ... the curator of social history for Glasgow Life. "It would be a poor area as well generally ...

The Gorbals Boys were created by local artist ... Liz Peden's creation - which also represent a real connection to Glasgow's history and culture. "Whilst Police Scotland investigate the matter ...