The average temperature in Glasgow in July for a typical day ranges from a high of 63°F (17°C) and a low of 50°F (10°C). Some would describe it as moderately chilly with a gentle breeze. For comparison, the hottest month in Glasgow, July, has days with highs of 63°F (17°C) and lows of 50°F (10°C). …
Kushion. A Juicy Tuesday is one of the most iconic student nights in Glasgow. For the last five years, the club on Bath Street has offered cheap drinks and top tunes – just the way we like it. Make sure and get there early to avoid the queues, it’s always a busy one. Does Glasgow …
As the centuries passed, Glasgow City continued to develop alongside the Clyde. The river itself cuts the central and south areas, and runs from East to West. The Industrial Revolution boosted Glasgow’s economy and status in international trading, helped by the Clyde trading port which faced towrds the Americas. Why did Glasgow fall into decline? …
Hillhead. Hillhead is the closest spot to the Hogwarts-esque buildings of the University of Glasgow. Students can quite literally step out of their flat and onto University Avenue. Byres Road runs through Hillhead, which is handy for lively cafes, bars, and restaurants, and great for a student socialite. Where should I live in Glasgow University? …
Modern Glasgow Since the 1980s, Glasgow has been rebuilding both its image and its architecture. The City Council began a programme of sandblasting the decades of soot and grime from the city’s many tenements and municipal buildings, revealing their magnificent Victorian stonework. When was most of Glasgow built? The first stone bridge over the Clyde …
University of Glasgow is ranked #74 in Best Global Universities. Schools are ranked according to their performance across a set of widely accepted indicators of excellence. Read more about how we rank schools. Is Glasgow Uni hard to get into? The University of Glasgow acceptance rate is around 73%. What is Glasgow Uni best for? …
1800 – City of Glasgow Police force is established as the first City Police force in Britain. Did Scotland have the first police force? During the summer of 1800, the Glasgow Police Bill was debated through Parliament and on 30 June 1800, Britain’s first Police Act, The Glasgow Police Act of 1800, received Royal Assent. …
Glasgow is a big hit as a filming location for Hollywood movies and TV shows, due to the city’s grid street system and varied architecture. Find out which productions have filmed where. Why are so many movies filmed in Scotland? This country has produced its fair share of top Hollywood names, and there have been …
Glasgow in the 1930s was, as the infamous saying goes, ‘no mean city’. Shipbuilding and heavy engineering, industries that made it the second city of the Empire, had fallen into steep decline after the Great War, only to be further ravaged by the Great Depression, causing mass unemployment. What was happening in Scotland in the …
Glasgow has a population density of 3,400 people per square kilometer, which makes it the most densely populated city in Scotland. Why is Glasgow sparsely populated? At that time it was one of most densely populated cities in the UK, if not the world. Since then Glasgow’s population has decreased because people have moved to …
