The last of Glasgow's Red Road flats have been demolished. The remaining high-rise blocks were brought down together by controlled explosion. The BBC Scotland news website looks at the history of ...

The Red Road Flats is a lost part of Glasgow that still evokes memories for many. The Red Road Flats were once found between the housing districts of Balornock and Barmulloch in Glasgow's north ...

The decision to blow up five of the six remaining Red Road flats in Glasgow as part of the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games this summer was an unexpected one. In announcing it ...

THE Red Road flats will disappear from the Glasgow skyline forever on Sunday afternoon. All six of the famous blocks will be demolished in a single controlled explosion, bringing to an end decades ...

Commonwealth Games organisers have dropped the demolition of the Red Road flats from the Glasgow 2014 opening ceremony. Five of the blocks were to be brought down at the start of the Games in July.

Onlookers have been treated to the sight of Glasgow's Red Road flats being demolished, cascading into the earth like a house of cards. Four of the six multi-storey flats were brought down in a ...

Academics from Glasgow School of Art (GSA) have slammed the ‘poor taste of making a spectacle out of the Red Road flats demolition’ In a letter to Scottish newspaper The Herald, academics from the ...

The Red Road estate was a development of eight tower blocks in the north east of Glasgow between Balornock and Barmulloch. The steel-framed high-rise flats were designed in 1962 by architect Sam ...

This is the stunning moment Glasgow's skyline was changed forever with the demolition of the last of the Red Road flats in just seven seconds. The remaining blocks of what were once the tallest ...

Academics from Glasgow School of Art (GSA) have slammed the ‘poor taste of making a spectacle out of the Red Road flats demolition’ In a letter to Scottish newspaper The Herald, academics from the ...

Four of the six Red Road multi-storey flats in Glasgow were brought down in a single blast, with two remaining partially upright due to an apparently unforeseen difficulty. The top half of two of ...