Large crowds flooded the streets of Glasgow to show support for an independent Scotland On 3 June 2017, the streets of Glasgow were brought to a halt as thousands marched in support of another Scottish independence referendum. All Under One Banner, an activist group, planned the movement to counter Prime Minister Theresa May’s decision to ...

Lynsey McLean turned her love of cross-stitch into a business – and it’s all thanks to Judge Judy We often find inspiration for our ideas from the most peculiar of sources. When a budding entrepreneur decides to dip their toes in the shallow end of the vast business ocean, they may feel compelled to go ...

Criterion Fish & Chips held a fundraiser to benefit Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity A Glasgow chip shop offered food for a bargain price this week to raise funds for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity (GCHC). Criterion Fish & Chips on Paisley Road West sold suppers for £1 on Wednesday, 24 May, to benefit the charity, which ...

Icy bar experience coincides with this weekend’s Riverside Festival

As mental health becomes a campaign issue, we look at the state of the issue in Scotland

The New Normal Magazine spoke to Terry Anderson to gain an insight into his experience as a cartoonist and caricaturist in Scotland. His latest project, “10 years of Fizzers”, held at Glasgow’s People’s Palace, is a collaborative effort with five other artists of the Scottish Cartoon Art studio.

Glasgow city officials and residents come together for vigil after Manchester terror attack Hundreds attended a Glasgow City Council vigil to demonstrate their support for those affected by yesterday’s terror attack in Manchester. The gathering took place in Glasgow’s George Square at 5:30pm on 23 May, following the 22 May attack that took place shortly ...

Skills Development Scotland explains the main skills required by employers at University of Strathclyde

EPIC 360 and Wheatley Group join together to provide services for African communities in Scotland

The New Normal sits down with the owners of Glasgow's Picnic Cafe to discuss veganism, business and the upcoming Glasgow Vegan Festival.