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KC; Homicide, Fraud, Organised Crime. Houseboat dweller now reluctant landlubber to accommodate arthritic cat’s refusal to climb steep stairs (now RIP aged almost 22). Views my own. https://redlionchambers.co.uk/barrister/kate-bex-qc/
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Former PM Rishi Sunak in the Sunday Times challenges the rise of ethno-nationalism in British politics, as an argument within the right about Britishness being about ancestry, DNA and ethnicity www.thetimes.com/article/e89d...
Show PostLove this amazing wrought iron and wood bannister I came across today in John Burnet's 1874 Merchants' House on George Square in central Glasgow. It was another building which was part of the Doors Open Day festival. #glasgow #architecture #architecturephotography #merchantshouse #doorsopenday
Show PostThe Palace theatre was demolished in 1977, but the elephant heads and some other fittings were rescued by Clare Blenkinsop, the general manager of the Citizens, and the Theatres Trust, and they are now on display in the Citizens foyer. #glasgow #citizenstheatre #architecture #elephant #bertiecrewe
Show PostOne of the four rather beautiful golden elephant heads in the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow. They were originally part of the auditorium of the neighbouring Palace Theatre which was designed in an Indian style by Bertie Crewe in 1904. Cont./ #glasgow #citizenstheatre #architecture #elephant
Show PostThe former National Bank of Scotland building on the corner of Trongate and Glassford Street in Glasgow. Built in 1903, it was designed by Thomas P. Marwick in a Renaissance style. #glasgow #architecture #trongate #architecturephotography
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