The River Clyde used to be host to over a dozen islands - all of which were lost during the industrialisation of the city ...

In 1948 the Glasgow Corporation - as the City Council was known then - was given the power to construct a two-lane tunnel at an estimated cost of £3million – around £86.5m in today’s money.

Armed police were called to Glasgow's super hospital after a man was reported to have entered the building with a crossbow.

The new Renfrew Bridge is the first road crossing on the river capable of opening to allow large ships to pass.

It’s been carrying passengers and cyclists under Glasgow for generations ... Despite running massively over budget, the Clyde Tunnel was a success. Estimates before its construction had 9-13,000 ...