AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGlasgow Life: Mary’s Meals’ Christmas market returns to Trades Hall on November 14–15, with handmade gifts and proceeds supporting school meals for children. White Stuff is also set to open a new fashion store at Braehead this autumn. Travel: Glasgow Airport is preparing to introduce contactless e-gates, which could speed up arrivals, but travellers must still carry their passports. ABTA also warns that ETIAS applications are not open yet, despite unofficial sites offering the service. On Screen: Lena Dunham’s Girls will return for a five-episode HBO run, with the original cast and production planned for 2027. Oasis fans can relive the band’s reunion tour in the documentary Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger, now streaming on Disney+. Music: Bell X1 have released new single “Atlas” ahead of their November album and added a Dublin show; Lisa O’Neill has announced a Vicar Street concert for Imbolc on February 1.
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