The banks of Loch Long at Arrochar are strewn with plastics from the River Clyde At the head of beautiful Loch Long in Argyll sits one of Scotland's biggest plastic problems. A combination of ...

At the head of beautiful Loch Long in Argyll sits one of Scotland's biggest plastic problems. A combination of prevailing ...

The West of Scotland MSP told the newspaper: "Seeing cruise ships coming up the Clyde into the centre of Glasgow would be a huge boost to Scotland's biggest city and I'm delighted to give my party's ...

Scotland’s largest city hasn’t been able to fully embrace its river since the decline of shipbuilding, but now a new social and entertainment initiative might be a step in the right direction.

‘Ambitious plans’ would see cruise ships dock at the King George V Dock in Govan. Greenock is currently the cruise ship gateway to the city of Glasgow. Operator Peel Ports presented a proposal to West ...

The founder of Dark Island hopes the uber-wealthy will fork out up to £41m for a suite on his residential cruise ship ...

Sailing up the Clyde towards Glasgow there is a vast and imposing sentinel guarding the river at Dumbarton. As a fortress Dumbarton Rock has a long and proud history, and, in fact, has a longer ...

Scotland’s largest city. It is estimated that 11% of the rubbish which enters the River Clyde - which flows through the city - and its tributaries is eventually washed up at Arrochar.

With music heavyweights like the Sugababes and Kylie Minogue coming to Glasgow this year, here are the best restaurants near ...

Mauldslie Castle was demolished in 1935, reportedly due to crippling taxes, with the land sold off in 40 separate lots. Its elegant gatehouse and the blonde sandstone, segmental-arched Mauldslie ...

During the 18th and 19th centuries, wealthy families flocked to the area – nicknamed “the fruit basket of Scotland” thanks ... which spans the River Clyde, both survive today.

Emergency services were called to Port Glasgow last night after the body of a man was discovered in the River Clyde.