Springburn
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Search complete. 13 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Springburn".
Oct 11, 2026
Jamie KellyHOST
And then, like, everybody in my street and that, mate.
Jamie KellyHOST
Like, the cats are abundant in Springburn.
Jamie KellyHOST
I feel like it's a cat-heavy population there.
Jamie KellyHOST
Those fucking Maine Coons, you know what I mean? Egyptian things.
23 MINS LATER
Jamie WoodGUEST
was Faye, like fucking
Jamie KellyHOST
Cobra.
Jamie KellyHOST
Springburn.
Jamie WoodGUEST
There's one for Springburn that goes on things.
Gabriel AntoniazziHOST
We want to hear from you before kick-off.
Gabriel AntoniazziHOST
What are you expecting tonight? What do you want to see? What do you make of that team news as well with Ryan Christie and Jack Hendry into the XI? We have Graham in Springburn.
Gabriel AntoniazziHOST
Graham, what are your thoughts on the team?
GrahamAUDIENCE
I quite like it, to be honest.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
Sue, who runs Billington's of Lindsay with husband Mark and their son Nick, picked up the award for Retail Business of the Year.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
Also among the winners at this year's awards was Fiona Wright of Wrights of Camp State's Agents, who received the Small Business of the Year award, while Springburn-based Glasgow Girls Club was named Community Group of the Year.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
The awards, now in their seventh year, were presented at a ceremony at the Double Tree by Health in Glasgow Central, bringing together outstanding women from across the country for an evening recognising the achievement, leadership, innovation and community impact.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
Sue was delighted to be named the winner of the Retail Business of the Year from a shortlist of 10 finalists.
Lynn BlackGUEST
Wow.
Garry HuttonGUEST
And they're all from Springburn, so they're no soft.
Lynn BlackGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Garry HuttonGUEST
So I used to get a few cracks and, uh, tell, t- told to shut, shut up and get on with it.
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Garry HuttonGUEST
Everybody's told me that all my life.
FrankieHOST
Mm-hmm.
Garry HuttonGUEST
You, you'll never move out of Springburn.
Garry HuttonGUEST
You'll not become a multimillionaire.
Jonathan WatsonGUEST
It wasn't.
Jonathan WatsonGUEST
It was kids from all over Glasgow, Newton Mearns, Springburn, the Gorbals, you know? I was brought up in St.
Jonathan WatsonGUEST
George's Cross.
Jonathan WatsonGUEST
It was kids from all backgrounds, and, uh, I loved it.
30 MINS LATER
Jonathan WatsonGUEST
... a year.
Jonathan WatsonGUEST
Uh, and just other things come up.
Jonathan WatsonGUEST
I'm in the process of working with a young, uh, writer-director, um, who's from Glasgow, who's from Springburn.
Jonathan WatsonGUEST
Uh, and we are hoping to do something together as well.
NickyHOST
Uh, the series features a series of characters and sketches that live in the fictional town or suburb of Burnistoun, which is located somewhere in the Glasgow area.
NickyHOST
The name comes from a combination of the two places Ian and Rab grew up, Springburn and Dennistoun, and has given us some wonderful characters such as Jolly Boy John, Peter and Scott, Wee Frank, Walter and Paul, and of course Alex Idderson.
NickyHOST
So Greg, um, Burnistoun, how, uh, what's your relationship with Burnistoun? When did you...
NickyHOST
Did you watch it when it first aired?
Gordon DuncanHOST
Steven.
Gordon DuncanHOST
[laughs] This in Springburn.
Gordon DuncanHOST
We've opened up a real can of worms here, Steven.
Gordon DuncanHOST
Bring us back to the football.
5 MINS LATER
Cammy BellPANELIST
The ones where Kilmarnock sit in, make it hard for you to break down, they're the ones the question marks need to be answered for Rangers.
Gordon DuncanHOST
Thank you very much to Steven, who thinks the tide is turning.
Gordon DuncanHOST
That was Steven in Springburn.
Gordon DuncanHOST
Get the calls in whilst I tell you about this.
Katherine MacKinnonGUEST
It's so, so amazing.
Katherine MacKinnonGUEST
But I saw an amazing exhibition that she did at Goma a couple of years ago, and it was about Springburn and about growing up in Springburn and about the history of Springburn and the houses in Springburn.
Katherine MacKinnonGUEST
But there was this video where she was talking, And I remember she was speaking about what it was like to have the skyline, like all of your points of reference in the city from your childhood and from your present day be erased, be completely removed.
Katherine MacKinnonGUEST
And of course, if you grew up in Partick or Hindland, that's never going to happen to you.