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That wee auld lady with no pals left around 😭

You can never underestimate the premature loss of John Smith, if he had lived on and become Prime Minister the U.K. would be in a far better state today, his replacement Blair was a poor substitute to say the least.

1885 Grandmother born in Rutherglen area.

Hi Alex , Great video , We are restoring one of the last few remaing Coronation Trams at Summerlee Museum in Coatbridge , You are most welcome to visit !

Dialdrata means poor in ancient hebrew

I always thought it would be an achor but now its full of muslims.

My family was born there and we look back with love.... how about a clip on the rowing club. My Da was part of the Crookston Castle Gang.

I wish we were still in the 90's - cause there were some truly great parliamentarians still including this man gone too soon. Compared to then now we are truly living through a political self centred political vacuum. The 90's had its issues, of course it did - but the self serving, toxicity and bitterness of today was nowhere near this bad and it was a better time for it!

Donald Dewer and Derry Irvine sitting next to each other. They had not spoken for 20 years since Dewer's wife left him for Irvine. John Smith passing was a great loss.

Jingy andStewart bell! great decent people.

Paddy’s Market was shut down well over 3 years ago.

Loads off memories in Priesthill born 1971 preisthill crescent, those were the days loved priesthill

I loved watching this, brings back great memories. I've been away for just over 30 years but absence makes the heart grow fonder. I hardly recognise the place now, but that's progress for ye. Thanks for uploading.

The biggest tragedy of this was Blair, and everything he got wrong!

ONE DAY THESE GLASGOW PEOPLE WILL WATCH YOU TUBE..AND SEE THEMSELVES ON RUclips WATCHING GLASGOW BLIGHT

Iam sure if he was still around he'd be a great prime minister. I remember this service on tv and my husband and I were working at the island of mull when at craignuire they brought his coffin to iona to bury a great Argyll man to rest in such a peaceful place for a great labour leader

Splendid video and narrative. Lovely to see the horse drawn carts and the cobbles I hated driving over. Many thanks. Rmb5*

And if you all look to your left ladies and gentlemen you may catch a glimpse of a poor person in their natural habitat. Note the track suit bottoms, or "trackies" and hooded top by which they can be identified

The Marxist town planners must be really happy with their handy work, another community completely displaced and destroyed.

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I feel like her intentions are good but she seems to have been cut off from reality for a long time. She has been too long in academia. I like her saying we are all responsible though. In my area, about 30 miles from Glasgow there are a lot of community projects now and people taking ownership and pride in their environment, but previously you felt you couldn't, it wasn't your property. So it needs infrastructure, it needs people who know how the council works, who can set up a charity, basically who can provide support and training. It needs open mindedness in that you might be working with people from another neighbourhood who also have problems but you can all get on together. Like in one of the schemes, folk who lived there got together and took what was an abandoned park,and turned it around, but they got a lot of help to do that.

Thank you for uploading! I’m so happy to get to watch this.

God love our Glasgow family x

Thanks Alex Reminds me of how Ruchill used to be.

Dinosaurs 😂😂

7+ kids per household. There’s the problem.

There is little better than a trip 'doon the water' on the P.S. Waverly. One of the few things I really miss since coming to New Zealand nearly 40 years ago!

I doubt that Triumph 1500 crossing the Kingston Bridge is 1980, considering it's a 1970 (G REG) model, I suspect it's more like 1970!

I.was.there.wee.billy.o.d.

What year is this?

I remember coming up to Glasgow to visit from Stranraer as a wee boy in the 60s and couldn’t believe how different life was.They thought we were Irish, I was never sure what was going to happen, great friendliness or craziness, both seemed available but I never came to any harm.

I lived in Ruchazie for 9 yrs my house in Boghall St doesn't exist anymore Ruchazie primary school doesn't exist anymore 90% of Ruchazie doesn't exist anymore

They dont build slums. People create them by themselves.

Those boy's glue sniffing reminded me of preisthill

I was born in Gourock. My father was a Clyde Pilot. Loved watching the ships come and go on the river. Sometimes my father would taken me on a tour of Scott Lithgow Shipyard and the new ships built there as his other role was to take new ships on trial.

Wit happened tae him?

Did Mrs Gamble have a granson Brian? Not sure if its the right person im thinking of

Love a wee hurl noo n again 😊

The best feeling in the world ...apart from being a Scot is being a Glasgow Scot

I came from Florence Street in the Gorbals in Glasgow in the Sixties and seventies, it was a great place to grow up, I'm still in the Southside of the City but up in Crookston now, but I'll always be a Gorbals Guy. 😎🇬🇧👍

Masya allah

I spent the first ten years of my life 200 yards from Lilybank, in Crail street. It was just as deprived. Our family moved to the relative luxury of Easterhouse. Parkhead was a desperate place in the 60s, with little or no prospects. But, as I remember, most of the people were good and kind hearted. The council and private landlords were the problem. Not the people.

I moved into new flat in Bogany Terrace in 1957. I was 7. Left 1965 when parents split up. Moved to Milncroft Rd Ruchazie to live with an aunt. Left 1969 when I got married.

Glasgow looks etter bacik then.....its a bit of a dump now

Came from glenacre, remember 17years old waiting in a queue for oasis to open , shut next day to get more furniture as some got stolen lol , still lot of family ,mates , so good to go up now and then ,also a wee pint in the zoo 😅

I well remember the Clyde in its heyday and have just had the most wonderful giant dose of nostalgia watching that film. Thanks Alex.

Lovely, makes me homesick.

A wee hurl. 😂 ive lived in dumfries and galloway for the last 25 years or so and havent heard that word ‘hurl’ for a longtime. 😂 cheers again Alex

the roads are in much better condition than they are now. In some areas there are still brackets on the tenements for holding the tram lines.

Grim lookin but fantastic time i was15 in 62 and fantastic film thank you for great work .