Hard to understand. Is he speaking English or Scottish?

Thank you - left the school just over 30 years ago. Suffice to say that there have been significant improvements over that time.

Disgusting Star of Remphan You Spawns of Satan call the star of david

The ideology of "multiculturalism" is under criticism in much of Europe and outright rejected elsewhere. I can see that the city and its social conventions might be seen as its natural home.

I GO HERE!

Looking at this makes my heart ache for my Dalmarnock , amazing place amazing people

Rev Gordon Strachan took these films of a bustling Dalmarnock

Hob-gobblins ay, free the Palistians.

Awesome video, I learned a lot!

Graham of clan Mcbumbaclaat

Beautiful!

Is there any way to join that group chat?

Might be a good isdea to have the camera facing out the window rather than at the road.

My father and I, visited the Fairfield Heritage Museum yesterday, the reason for our visit was linked to one of our family ancestors, John Elder, being one of the founding fathers of the great shipyard, also my father was brought up in Govan, and remembers the sounds of the shipyard, as a small child, and places in the local area, some of which still survive. We enjoyed so much our visit to Fairfield, thank you to the staff for their warm welcome and eagerness to share the Fairfield story. We are very glad to hear that this beautiful historic building has been saved, Govan is once more open for business, and Fairfield is helping the area to rejuvenate. Once again, thank you to the volunteers and staff, and very well done, to everyone who has made this almost impossible task come back to a useful purpose.

Do we know what became of the aspiring film makers?

Good to see there may be hope for The Whitevale Baths. The heinous crimes that was imposed upon the city in the name of progression throughout the years truly is shocking. Edinburgh managed to retain its old town and regenerate around it. Glasgow was always intent to demolish; decimate and destruct. Was good to see the Lion chambers on Hope St earlier. Was this a buiding preservation project? One gets a good view of it from atop a double decker bus. I recallyears back going to the stationers on the ground floor for supplies. Then one day it was closed. I was advised due to some upgrade works. It did however, re open- but seemed to disappear again pretty soon after. I never did find out why. Again, i'm unsure if the building is actually tenanted now, given i've not been up that way since pre covid... Hari

Kinda sad

Excellent presentation i worked there for 20 years never knew all of this history someone should take on board a project of history for staff nembers))

What a fantastic presentation - fasctinating history and detail, clear, thorough subject matter knowledge. Great delivery! Thanks for uploading.

Bracha Shalom Alecheim

The Barras sold that unusual item you thought you could never buy again, and you paid pennies for it. Today's charity shops in the west end overcharge for such items. Cat's Protection in Crow Rd is the dark side of honest selling, they would sell their grandmother.

I think such work is really important for Glasgow as a city, which has some wonderful buildings! It would have had many more if past authorities had a bit of foresight and imagination, instead of knocking them down for the sake of it! The building which always comes to my mind in that regard is St Enoch Station and Hotel. It was a scandalous decision to demolish such a fantastic building, which could have added greatly to Glasgow's cultural heritage!

My mum & dad met in the Burgh Halls & we lived round the corner in Burnhouse st.

Wow! How utterly fabulous!

Surely the charge of High Treason is wrong! As none of the monarchs since 1707 have sworn the oath of allegiance to Scotland there is no monarch of Scotland. If treason is an offence against the Crown - the Crown of Scotland is its people, and these people were of the people, fighting for the people. This is a kangaroo court if ever their was one.

Glaswegians wha's like them great people and i come from Edinburgh

Wonderful!

Wonderful video

Great video, great ambassadors for the legacy of roller skating in Glasgow, keep skating .

great to see as a visitor to glasgow its great to know these old buildings might hae a chance to be reborn or just cared for as thares more heart in these old buildings than any modern structure

great work

I visited there yesterday and I would highly recommend a visit there. My guide David was friendly, informative and witty. The visit gave me an insight into the lived experience of the Jewish community in Scotland and elsewhere. It is such a beautiful building and well worth a visit. On signing the visitor's book I noticed quite a lot of the visitors to the synagogue were American. I didn't realise people from outside Scotland would visit it.

Great job, pity Glasgow city Council cannot do the same.

When Spain and England tossed the Jews out, Scotland took them in. Very proud of that part of my history.

Was a house officer there many many years ago. Beautiful old building full of character.

As a Scottish Muslim, would I be welcome to visit?

Does The Barry’s still exist?

That such a beautiful shul.

We're big fans of Knowledge Activism and in this talk Dr Sara Thomas from WikimediaUK explains it brilliantly -- and why contributing to Wikipedia is so important! Thanks to Glasgow Building Preservation Trust for hosting this important talk --- AND for making it available on the open web :)

I used to work in Bridgeton bus garage in mid 70s ...although my main bus garage was Ibrox. We took turns in doing a week at bridgeton doing C.O.Fs and general maintenance.

My one memory of the Barras was the dancin I’m from Edinburgh and we were not really welcomed in glesga I was dancin with a lassie and a wee Glasgow bloke said to me hey Jimmy yer dancing with my burd I said sorry he said do you fancy her I said no and he said whits wrang wi her I new then it was time to leave and never went back but she was a wee cracker

Fantastic history ❤❤

I lived in Strathclyde Street no 38 loved it

Its all but finished now

Sadly you missed out my most favourite things, the Viking Hogbacks. It's worth a visit if only to see those.

A truly amazing place. I first went there just a few weeks ago.

Totally gorgeous

Terrific industrious people. My family were based in that area around the Gallowgate, Saltmarket and also Bridgeton. I feel certain my grandmother and great-grandmother would have known many of the old characters from the period and might even have known Maggie McIver herself.

Leave the past in the past.

There is no student accommodation to rent in Glasgow. Glasgow Uni has made no provision. They happily grab student's tuition fees, whilst lectures are cancelled due to strikes. Students are faced with nowhere to live, save expensive air B&Bs. Best to look at other universities in Scotland.