Govanhill

So Gary Moore was...

I think he was coming out of Govan Hill area, that way, but a real, I think the sheriff described him as a real psychopath.

Aye, he was a proper psychopath.

So again, I'm assigned to go and meet Gary.

If the reader wishes to fully understand the monistic theory of the cosmos, he is recommended to read Hegel and Emerson.

To read also The Eternal News, a pamphlet by J.J. Brown, 300 Cathcart Road, Govan Hill, Glasgow, Scotland.

some enlightenment may also be found in a series of articles by the author which were published in the nautilus hollyoak mass during the year nineteen o nine under the title what is truth those who wish more detailed information as to the performance of the voluntary functions eating drinking breathing and sleeping may read new science of living and healing letters to a woman's husband and the constructive use of foods booklets by w d wattles which may be obtained from the publishers of this book I would also recommend the writings of Horace Fletcher and of Edward Hooker Dewey.

Read all these, if you like, as a sort of buttress to your faith.

no no I'm not no I am not oh actually do you know the funny thing is do you know why I don't dress up go When I was a small child, and I'll, do you know what, I'll make this quick, right? When I was in primary two, we had, in St.

Bride's Primary School in Govan Hill, we had a Halloween party.

Right.

And everyone was to dress up.

If the reader wishes to fully understand the monistic theory of the cosmos, he is recommended to read Hegel and Emerson.

To read also The Eternal News, a pamphlet by J.J. Brown, 300 Cathcart Road, Govan Hill, Glasgow, Scotland.

some enlightenment may also be found in a series of articles by the author which were published in the nautilus hollyoak mass during the year nineteen o nine under the title what is truth those who wish more detailed information as to the performance of the voluntary functions eating drinking breathing and sleeping may read new science of living and healing letters to a woman's husband and the constructive use of foods booklets by w d wattles which may be obtained from the publishers of this book I would also recommend the writings of Horace Fletcher and of Edward Hooker Dewey.

Read all these, if you like, as a sort of buttress to your faith.

In 2002, she moved in with a man in Govan, a neighborhood in Glasgow.

But the relationship ended, and afterwards Emma ended up at Inglefield Hostel in Govanhill, which provided accommodation for homeless women.

And even though Emma's life now looked very different from the way it had just a few years earlier, she had not lost contact with her family.

Margaret and William saw her regularly and spoke to her on the phone every day.

They had also planned to see each other again a few days later.

It would be the last time Margaret saw her daughter alive.

The following evening, Monday, April fourth, Emma left the area around Inglefield Hostel in Govanhill.

Govanhill is on the south side of Glasgow, a few miles from the city center, and shortly before eleven PM, Emma was captured on CCTV on Butter Biggin's Road, not far from the hostel.

The national is parochial." I th- I genuinely believe that.

You only have to go out onto the street here in Govanhill and you can have that conversation, and you can find people who want to, want to p- offer support.

So here endeth the lesson on that particular theme, Nathan.

[laughs]

Anyway, that's my soapbox and I'll get back off it.

but it largely is fine like you just you just walk around it's like Govan Hill I've lived in Govan Hill for nearly 15 years and the number of times honestly that people have said well you can't go out in Govan Hill at night you can't walk around Govan Hill it's not safe I've never had any issues but I think as women we sort of tell ourselves to be scared and then we are scared and I know that's really reducing the issue and I don't mean to do that but I just refuse I refuse to be intimidated or scared when I'm walking around because the streets are mine as much as anybody else's but that kind of I think to try and get back on topic

Stuart sorry

I think that's sort of Pervasive sense that everything is terrible and everything is difficult and we don't have any money and you can't walk around and the streets are a state and the high streets are full of empty shopfronts and everything is really negative and bad is a huge challenge for Andy Burnham and for John Swinney.

If the reader wishes to fully understand The Monistic Theory of the Cosmos, he has recommended to read Hegel and Emerson.

To read also The Eternal News, a pamphlet by J.J. Brown, 300 Cathcart Road, Govan Hill, Glasgow, Scotland.

Some enlightenment may also be found in a series of articles by the author.

which were published in the Nautilus, Holyoke, Massachusetts, during the year 1909, under the title, What is Truth? Those who wish more detailed information as to the performance of the voluntary functions eating, drinking, breathing, and sleeping may read New Science of Living and Healing, Letters to a Woman's Husband, and The Constructive Use of Foods, Booklets by W.D.

Do you have any ideas or any sense of, um, how a person who's not in academia, isn't present in these spaces, but is engaged and wants to make a difference and wants to contribute meaningfully to these discussions and to this problem? How can they meaningfully engage with these issues? How can they get involved? What positive, uh, contributions can they make?

Yeah, I mean, I, I think if we look at some of the examples across Glasgow, it's been amazing to learn about what more and more people are doing, whether that's people who are involved in community organizations in, in Govanhill with, um, really holding onto the heritage and reclaiming, um, Govanh- the, the Govanhill Baths there, and actually creating the Deep End, which has, uh, basically a recyclable and reuse center where they're collecting plastics from the community and turning them into benches and furniture and usable items.

They have woodworking shops where they teach people different skills and things like that.

I think everybody needs to find, you know, what it is their interests align with and what they can tangibly take forward.