In Glasgow, it can be hard to make your business stand out. Many of the bars and restaurants in Glasgow are using social media to promote their business and are neglecting any kind of website for their businesses. While social media can be an effective way of getting your name out there, a website is often a better route to take. Here, we are going to look at some of the reason why your Glasgow business might need a website…. Keep Reading
Around the UK, and likely across the world, one of the most famous aspects of Glasgow is the bar scene in and around Glasgow City Centre. While the city does boast a great many watering holes, a different form of visitor has become more prevalent in Glasgow – the ones seeking freights and the supernatural. These scare-seekers have heard the much-vaunted culture of superstition in the nation of Scotland, and so, pile into one of its most famous cities to see… Keep Reading
Glasgow is a city that is filled with culture and offers something for everyone – museums, bars, restaurants, galleries, breweries, distilleries and more – but it also offers something that you’ll struggle to find anywhere else in the world; the Old Firm derby. Probably for some neutral football or soccer fans, they would say the Scottish League has the same emotion than an NFL preseason match – since it’s normally a two horse run, with Celtic winning the title every… Keep Reading
As we all know, Scotland is the birthplace for many of the most infamous superstitions in the UK. Home of folklore, myths, legends, and superstitions, it can seem as though superstitious beliefs are a part of everyday life, even in the most modern parts of Glasgow. But it’s this ingrained acceptance of superstition which has allowed a once staple of Great Britain to continue to thrive: bingo. Despite the well-publicised collapse of bingo across the UK, Glasgow remains a bastion… Keep Reading
It is a well-known fact that Glasgow is famous for the sheer variety of bars and eateries found within its confines. From the traditional to the contemporary, there is no doubt that there is something here for everyone. Tourists and locals alike flock to these destinations on a regular basis and this sense of popularity is expected to increase well into the future. While this is great for business, the question of competition needs to be addressed. Traditional word of… Keep Reading
On 2nd March 2019, it’s time for lights, camera and action at Alea in Glasgow, where a Moviemania tribute act will belt out everyone’s favourite film soundtracks, allowing punters to swing and sway in the stunning event suite. Music is integral to our enjoyment of all sorts of activities. In fact, music is so important at almost every different setting within Alea, from its casino to its restaurant and bars. With this in mind, let’s take a more detailed look… Keep Reading
We all know that Glasgow excels when it comes to legendary nights out, being home to one of the most vibrant bar and club scenes in Europe. But too few people talk about the equally legendary Glasgow hangover. Once you’ve had a few too many Buckfasts and danced the night away at Cheetah or Sub Club, all of the munchie boxes in the world won’t avail you of the headache that follows. Luckily, this city has you covered. If you’re… Keep Reading
Glasgow has long been a melting pot of different cultures and nationalities, but the oldest international community in the city is the Irish, who have had roots here for well over 300 years. It’s now estimated that over 15% of the city is either Irish or has Irish roots, making Glasgow one of the most Irish cities outside the country itself. With that in mind, there is naturally a thriving Irish culture within the city, that’s celebrated by locals and… Keep Reading
According to the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), British punters wagered almost £14 billion between October 2016 and September 2017. Within that total, punters of all persuasions were betting on everything from the National Lottery and sports to casino games and bingo. What’s more, as per the stats, more than 106,000 people in Britain are now employed within the gambling sector. Put simply, Britain is a betting country and, as a result, Scotland is just as high on blackjack, roulette and… Keep Reading
For the last couple of years, we’ve been hearing a lot about cryptocurrencies. They’ve dominated news headlines the whole world over, promising a new way for people to pay. Yet, the reality is that most of us have been untouched by their introduction. Whilst shrewd investors have bought and sold them online, the rest of us have simply watched from the sidelines, wondering what all of the fuss is about. That’s all set to change. With more and more retailers… Keep Reading