Scottish Superstitions : 25th October 2015 Deedee Cuddihy, introduced herself very self-effacingly. She observed that having looked at the speakers’ talk summaries on our website, that her talk would be a new low for the Club. She then went on
Local democracy – past, present and future – Colin Mair. Colin Mair certainly knows how to make a dramatic entrance. After John Walls started conducting Club business in the absence of the planned speaker, he quietly stepped through the hall
A little bit of history. Kelvin Probus held its first meeting in May 1989, and held its first meeting in Esquire House, before moving to Hughenden, where it continued to meet until 2008. The venue for the Club meetings changed
The Club had quite a festive air for this innovative event with a significant number of wives and guests present in the audience. A panel of four experts comprising Elspeth Attwooll, former MEP and Academic, Neil Rollings, Professor of Economic
Sarah MacKinnon, Project Manager, Mackintosh Restoration Project gave an excellent talk on the Glasgow School of Art and the ongoing restoration. She was very thorough in explaining the story from the building’s beginnings to the ongoing plans for the buildings
