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This spring edition of the Young Glasgow Magazine (previously known as The Grid) is packed with fashion, entertainment, events, money saving offers and competitions for young people in Glasgow aged 12-18.TRANSCRIPT
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YOUNG GLASGOWMAGAZINEWelcome to the brand new Spring
edition of the Young Glasgow magazine.
We may have changed our name, but we still have
everything you need to keep you entertained over
the Easter Holidays and beyond.
In this issue you’ll fi nd all your old favourites
including; fabulous free events and activities for
the school holidays, money saving discounts and
offers, fashion and beauty tips.
Plus our brand new Careers feature and Real
Life article to inspire you and keep you up-to-date
with real life issues.
Don’t forget we have some amazing competitions
throughout the magazine and on our back page
with the chance of winning tickets to the brand
new X-Men fi lm; X-Men: Days of Future Past!
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George Square - 4 OctoberBe part of Scotland’s biggest weekend
of running and take part in the Bank of
Scotland Great Scottish Run Super Saturday.
Have your chance to run, jog or walk around
the course with your friends and family. Plus
all fi nishers receive a limited edition medal
and goody bag.
There will be entertainment, free come and
try sports area, and even some famous faces.
It's never too early to start and you're never
too old to have fun.
Try skating without the rink,
at Glasgow Club Gorbals!
Just Skate: Saturday and Sunday, 11.30am–2.30pm,
Glasgow Young Scot Card holders
(normally £5 per session)
LEARn TO Skate: Saturday & Sunday, 9am–10am and
10am–11am. £39 for block of 6 lessons.
Book: 0141 276 1490
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GETTING FIT HAS NEVER BEEN SO MUCH FUN!
All fi tness classes included inyour Glasgow Club membership!
GETTING FIT HAS NEVER BEEN SO MUCH FUN!GETTING FIT HAS NEVER BEEN SO MUCH FUN!
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Experience a unique, full body, barefoot cardio-sculpting workout with the intensity of bootcamp, the self-awareness of yoga, and the discipline of Pilates.
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For more info and booking info go to glasgowlife.org.uk
Glasgow Club EmiratesThe Glasgow Club is the first place in Scotland where you can try this amazing new fitness class.
tabata… It’s here!• A fitness revolution• Clinically proven to get you fit in 4 minutes • Burns calories for 12 hours after you leave the class
For more info and booking info go to glasgowlife.org.uk/tabata
All fi tness classes included inyour Glasgow Club membership!
Josh HutchersonBest known for his role in
The Hunger Games, Josh’s style has a smart
causal vibe with a weakness for leather
jackets , basically you are one cool dude.
Elle FanningHitting the big time this
year in the Sleeping Beauty adaptation,
Maleficent alongside Angelina Jolie, Elle is known for her quirky,
cute style just like you!
Shailene WoodleyThe newcomer actress, next
seen in Divergent, has an eclectic style who looks just
as good dressed down as she does dressed up, think effortless chic.
LordeLike the young, talented musician you have your own sense of style and most people would say your favourite colour
is black!
Dream BFF: Jennifer Lawrence
orEmma Stone
Girlyor
Grunge
Boy Crush ALERT:
Ryan Goslingor
Bradley Cooper
High Heels: Friend
orFoe
Bold Lipor
Dramatic Eyes
CUT-OUT BOOTS:
Love ’emor
Hate ’em
Spring Trend:
Floralsor
Metallics
Celebrity Style Match
Josh HutchersonBest known for his role in
The Hunger Games, Josh’s style has a smart
causal vibe with a weakness for leather
jackets , basically you are one cool dude.
MacklemoreLike the superstar rapper you have a
quirky sense of style and don’t like to follow
the crowd. Three words, own it bro.
Andrew GarfieldLike Peter Parker/
Spiderman himself you have a kind of geek chic
vibe about you which is pretty right now, so ladies form an
orderly queue.
Jay–Zor
Kanye West
Dream Girl: Scarlett
Johanssonor
Mila Kunis
Checked Shirts: Yayor
Nay
Converseor
Vans
Contemporary Style
orClassic Style
Skinny Jeans:Inor
Out
Celebrity Style MatchSuit Up
orDressed
Down
New Look £13.49*
*Prices with 10% discount deducted, using your Glasgow Young Scot Card 10% discount deducted using your Glasgow Young Scot Card using your Glasgow Young Scot Card,
New Look£17.99*
Topman£18*
Burton £14.40*
*Prices with
New Look New Look
New Look£17.99*
Topman£21.60*
Topman£9*
Topman£7.20*
Topman£22.50*
New LookNew Look£17.99*
FOR A FULL LIST OFGYSC DISCOUNTS VISIT
Florals are a surprising trend for male fashion in 2014
where a subtly printed T-shirt will see you through the
seasons. For Spring/Summer pair with chinos and a
classic denim shirt. Just grab a bomber jacket and
beanie for the colder months.
Internaçionale£8.99*
Dorothy Perkins£18*
New Look£29.99*
Dorothy Perkins£14.40*
Dorothy Perkins£4.50*
*Prices with 10% discount deducted, using your Glasgow Young Scot Card
Dorothy Perkins£6.30*
New Look £17.99*£17.99
New Look£17.99*
FOR A FULL LIST OFGYSC DISCOUNTS VISIT
Gingham print is a big trend for 2014 which can easily be transitioned from season to season with a few key items. For S/S try a monochrome girly look with a bright bag. Come A/W mix pastel shades with a chunky knit, beanie and boots to fi ght the unpredictable weather.
Topshop£32.40*
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Full price list available at: chesnehair.com*Offer available until June 30 2014
Q. How to rescue heat damaged
hair from Straighteners and
blow dryers?
A. Your hair needs a drink!
Treat yourself to an in-salon Deep
Moisture Treatment (with a free, fl oaty
head massage) or DIY with a tub of L’anza
Reconstructor or Osmo Repair Mask.
The Osmo treatment tub is £6.95 and
lasts for 3 months, great value! It’s
available in our salon, as is L’anza and
ghd, or available online.
Q. An old favourite:
say goodbye to split ends?!
A. This one is easy!
Regular maintenance cutting will
maintain and promote strong healthy
hair, aim for between 2–3 months
between each visit and look forward to
getting pampered as well each time.
Q. Fix my frizzy hair?
A. On a budget ?
Home care essentials from L’anza or
ghd-moisturising shampoo, keratin oil
treatment and/or heat protector spray
before using your irons, available from
all good salons or chemists.
A. Want to splash out?
Book in for a Kebelo Keratin blow dry,
100 days of beautiful hair (you tube it and
see for yourself, it’s amazing). For home
care options comb hair when wet and
brush when dry, to minimize frizz and
breakage. Keeping a hat on during those
few extra hot and sunny days we get will
help condition. Also make sure chlorine
is thoroughly washed out of hair after
swimming.
James Chesnet
Chesne Hair Glasgow | 0141 548 8888
111 Ingram Street, Merchant City
Our hair expert from Chesné Hair in Glasgow answers your
top 3 hair issues!
No need to haul your bathroom cabinet to the gym –
we’ve chosen some fab mini’s to keep your wash bag
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111 Ingram Street, Merchant City
VO5 Extreme Style
Rework Fibre Putty 30ml
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Rework Fibre Putty.
Great for creating
messed up effects.
Boots Men's Sports
Wash BagRRP £6.00
Has bags of room and is wider
than an ordinary wash bag,
making it great for storing
bulkier products.
Lynx Deodorant Body
Spray Africa 35ml
RRP £1.20
Provides long lasting
protection to keep you
feeling fresh.
Pantene Aqualight
Shampoo 75ml
RRP £1.50
The Aqua Light shampoo
cleanses from root to tip rinsing
off in seconds. Free of silicone
and other heavy ingredients, it
nourishes hair leaving a fresh,
clean and light feeling.
Dove Men Body Wash
Clean Comfort 55ml RRP £1.20
Provides long lasting
protection to keep you
feeling fresh.
Relax and unwind at the Refresh
Spa in the Emirates Arena.
Glasgow Life has opened its fi rst spa at
the Emirates Arena. The Spa provides
customers with an ideal opportunity to
relax and unwind after a workout. There
is also the opportunity to enjoy a range
of treatments including Elemis and
Murad treatments.
We have a Spa package for 2
to give away to you lucky readers!
The spa indulgence package is for
2 people to experience the use of
the spa at the Emirates arena or
other Glasgow Club facilities, a Lava
Shell Full body massage each and
a coffee and cake in the café after.
All you have to do to be in with a
chance of winning is to tell us why
you love your Young Scot Card?
Please email us at:
If it's your life ambition to become a journalist
or broadcaster, have we got news for you!
If you follow us on Facebook, or get
our e-newsletters, you’ll have heard
about Future News, a big international
conference for young journalists
happening right here in Glasgow.
Young people from 14 Commonwealth
countries will be in the city from 14–16
April to meet some of the best journalists
and to learn important reporting skills
from them.
Later this year, during Glasgow 2014,
these young reporters will have the
chance to put their new skills into practice
by reporting on the Commonwealth Games
for a young journalists’ Newsroom based
at Glasgow’s Mitchell Library.
To find out more about Future
News, and opportunities to get
involved in it, visit...
futurenews.org.uk and
on Twitter, #futurenews2014
Relax and unwind at the Refresh
Spa in the Emirates Arena.
Glasgow Life has opened its fi rst spa at
the Emirates Arena. The Spa provides
customers with an ideal opportunity to
relax and unwind after a workout. There
is also the opportunity to enjoy a range
of treatments including Elemis and
Murad treatments.
We have a Spa package for 2
to give away to you lucky readers!
The spa indulgence package is for
2 people to experience the use of
the spa at the Emirates arena or
other Glasgow Club facilities, a Lava
Shell Full body massage each and
a coffee and cake in the café after.
All you have to do to be in with a
chance of winning is to tell us why
you love your Young Scot Card?
Please email us at:
Kelvingrove Park - 6 & 7 June 2014On Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 June Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Park will be taken over by Glasgow Mela, a weekend of free live music, dance and performance that celebrates the many different cultures that are part of the city.
The weekend is a melting pot of music and performance, and Scotland’s biggest multi-cultural celebration. 35,000 people came to last year’s festival to enjoy street dance, circus acts, bhangra, Bollywood, steel drums, samba and more, as well as eclectic stalls and exotic food. Join the party this year, and you’ll be spoilt for choice!
This is your chance to be part of a national celebration counting down to the XX Commonwealth Games. Culture 2014 showcases dance, theatre, music, visual arts, comedy and so much more.
Find out what’s happening near you at: glasgow2014.com/culture
JOIN THE PARTY
Find out more on and
This is your chance to be part of a national celebration counting down to the XX Commonwealth Games. Culture 2014 showcases dance, theatre, music, visual arts, comedy and so much more.
Find out what’s happening near you at: glasgow2014.com/culture
JOIN THE PARTY
I noticed my mum had serious problems
with drugs on my 10th birthday. When
I got in from school she was lying on
the couch and I couldn’t wake her up.
I phoned 999 and an ambulance
took her to hospital. The Police and
Social Workers arrived and I went to
my Granny’s house. By the time the
ambulance arrived, my mum had
stirred a bit. She was lucky to be alive.
I had noticed mum acting a bit strange
before she went into hospital. She would
sleep a lot, sounded slurred when she
was talking and sometimes she would be
rushing about not really sure what she
was doing. She would shout at me to get
to my room and she would talk to people
at the front door. I heard her crying,
sometimes sobbing.
She would do things like forget to get my
school uniform sorted out for a Monday
morning, so I had to sort this myself and
take some of the pressure off her. My
friend lived just along the road but her
Mum didn’t seem strange at all. She was
good fun and always seemed fresh and
organised with dinner and the washing.
Her mum worked in Tesco and always
brought in treats on a Friday night.
Things eventually got better and she
started going to the chemist every day
for medication called Methadone.
A woman from social work came to the
house every week after school to talk
to me. She would help my mum sort out
money worries and organise things like
the cleaning, washing and shopping. She
took us out for the day to the art galleries
which was great as it was good to get out
of the house. The North West Community
Addiction Team staff had referred us to
the Cordia Family Support Service for
this support. It was great because the
workers gave a lot of support to my mum
and were also interested in me.
I felt at the time the problem had gone on
forever, even though it hadn’t. My mum
had actually developed a problem with
drugs really quickly which made me think
she was going to die. I’m glad I was home
from school that day. The fear that Mum
might die held me back from going to
school. Everyone kept telling me I could
sit my Highers and even go to university
but I couldn’t wait to leave school to be
with mum. Granny was brilliant. Mum had
made it diffi cult for her at times and there
were weeks at a time I didn’t see her. She
came by the school to see me and give me
a fi ver for things I needed. Granny talked
to me about taking my periods and about
boys, but I was embarrassed. I suppose
all teenagers are.
When I was 14 I was introduced to the
Youth Health Service at the Closeburn
Street offi ce of NW Community Addiction
Team. My pal had gone along the week
before with a Youth Club and she had
loved it. There was staff there from lots of
different places such as Young People’s
Alcohol and Drug Services, Youth Workers,
Doctors and Health Improvement
Workers.
I found out lots about my mum’s drug
problem and talked to someone about my
fears and what kind of support could help
me in the future.
I’m determined to have a good
future. I’ve been linked with
staff from Jobs & Business
Employability Services and
the workers there are keen to
support young people affected
by drugs and alcohol to get the
best possible chances in life.
I feel that although my mum is still on Methadone she is much better.
She has an Addiction Worker who sees her regularly and encourages
her to get involved in positive activities. She wants to detox from Methadone
and become completely drug free. She has joined a Promoting Women’s
Recovery Group run by North West Recovery Communities where she’s
met some inspirational people there and her whole mood has changed.
North West Community Addiction Team
(Lesley McCarron & David Reilly)
Youth Addiction & Family Support Staff
Tel: 0141-531-9254
NW Youth Health Service
(Julie Gordon) c/o Health Improvement Team
Tel: 0141-232-2105
Jobs & Business Employability Service
Speak to an Addiction Worker,
Social Worker or Health Worker
about a referral
North West Recovery Communities
(Mark Healy)c/o NW CAT, 11 Callander Street
Tel: 0141-531-9254/9255
South Sector with offi ces at:
Twomax Building | Gorbals
Tel: 0141-420-8100
Rowanpark | Govan
Tel: 0141-276-8740
Langton Road | Pollok
Tel: 0141-276-3010
Ardencraig Road | Castlemilk
Tel: 0141-276-5040
North East Sector offi ces at:
Westerhouse Road | Easterhouse
Tel: 0141-276-3420
Springfi eld Road | Parkhead
Tel: 0141-565-0200
Or call ChildLine... Calls are free and confidential childline.org.uk
If you haven’t visited the Glasgow Life
Museums in a while, why not come
along this spring and re-discover
your favourites. What about the Bees
at Kelvingrove, the model ships at
Riverside, the air-raid shelter at the
People’s Palace and much more!
All our museums are FREE to visit...
so head down and learn a little more
about the objects you love – you never
know you might discover something new!
For more info visit:
George Square - 4 OctoberBe part of Scotland’s biggest weekend
of running and take part in the Bank of
Scotland Great Scottish Run Super Saturday.
Have your chance to run, jog or walk around the
course with your friends and family. Plus all
fi nishers receive a limited edition medal and
goody bag.
There will be entertainment, a free come and
try sports area, and even some famous
faces. It's never too early to start and
you're never too old to have fun.
Bellahouston Park - 11 May 2014 Cost: £25 (15 years plus)One for the girls only! Young women aged 15+ can join over 10,000 participants and run, jog or even walk to the soundtrack of drummers and pipers around this fantastic course through the streets of Glasgow. Register online now:
with your Glasgow Young Scot Card. For more info and to register visit:
Bellahouston Park - 11 May 2014 Cost: £25 (15 years plus)One for the girls only! Young women aged 15+ can join over 10,000 participants and run, jog or even walk to the soundtrack of drummers and pipers around this fantastic course through the streets of Glasgow. Register online now:
with your Glasgow Young Scot Card. For more info and to register visit:
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3 & 4 MayRoll up… roll up! Live international sevens rugby
is coming back to Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow
on Saturday 3 & Sunday 4 May with a circus
fancy dress theme! It’s a whole weekend of live
entertainment – great fun for the whole family
with plenty of activities for the kids to try.
To be in with a chance of winning a Family Pass
to the event, all you need to do is email a photo to
[email protected] of you or your
family all dressed up. Our favourite photo wins!
Good luck.
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We met up with BBC Radio Scotland presenter,
Clare English and asked her how she did it…
Did you always want to
work in broadcasting?
I had no game plan at school although I
loved English. I was confused about what
I could do and considered Art school but
ended up studying for a Media studies
degree. I don’t think that had much to do
with ending up in journalism.. it’s the fact
you study for three years and prove you
can argue a case, learn facts and then pull
them out of your brain when you need to
that’s important. So, studying ANYTHING
is a good idea. It’s also down to your
personality. Can you persuade people to
open up and talk to you?
What subjects did
you study at school?
English, French, History and Art at Higher
level, my O-grades featured some sciences.
I did have ambitions to be a vet at one
stage as I love animals and don’t mind a bit
of blood and gore. Who knows, I could have
been a fashion designer-vet but it didn’t
work out that way.
Don’t panic! You will fi nd your way
eventually by just following your
nose and doing things that excite
you and hold your attention.
We met up with We met up with BBC Radio Scotland presenter,
Clare English Clare English and asked her how she did it…
Did you always want to What subjects did
you study at school?
English, French, History and Art at Higher
level, my O-grades featured some sciences.
I did have ambitions to be a vet at one
stage as I love animals and don’t mind a bit
We met up with BBC Radio Scotland presenter,
Clare English and asked her how she did it…
How did you get
started in media?
By a lucky accident. Some people on my
media studies course were working for
Radio Clyde’s community action wing,
CLYDE ACTION. I went for a chat and they
said I could start immediately. After a few
weeks they decided I could take on some
press roles and during that time a news
room reporter said he thought I should
be a news trainee. His boss contacted me
that week and after an informal interview
I started on Monday and that was that!
After a couple of years I joined the BBC
and got the chance to broadcast on air for
a new radio show for young people. A guy
called Armando Iannucci worked with me
on that and he’s gone global with his series
ALAN PARTRIDGE and THE THICK OF IT, so
it goes to show, start out modest and you
can end up doing amazing things.
Can you give any advice
to young people looking
for a career in television�
broadcasting?
Be fl exible and be realistic. It looks very
glamorous and highly paid and it can be.
Most people I work with love talking to
people, fi nding out more about their lives
or achievements. It’s a very competitive
career now so if you are keen, get as
much experience before you even go to
college or uni; write articles, make little
digital fi lms, basically, tell stories and
practice interviewing people. If you go
to college or uni, get involved in their
student newspapers/ TV/ radio/ fi lm
making groups. Good luck and go for it.
Don’t panic! You will fi nd your way
eventually by just following your
nose and doing things that excite
you and hold your attention.
There are thousands of CVs
handed in to potential employers
every year so yours has to pop out
and scream “I really want to do this!”
Previews: Fri 30 & Sat 31 May.
Tue 3 - Sat 7 June, 7:30pm (additional: 2pm, 5th & 7th)
For more information visit:
Celebrating Martyn Bennett, the
groundbreaking musician who burst
onto the traditional Scottish music scene
giving it a new lease of life by combining
the usual sounds with the drum and beats
of 90s dance music. His composition
‘Mackay’s Memoirs’ was played at the
opening of the Scottish Parliament in 1999.
Unfortunately Bennett was diagnosed with
Hodgkin’s Lymphoma which eventually
took his life in 2005.
The performance takes its name from
Bennett’s latest album, Grit which will be
a celebration of his life and music and
feature some of Canada’s finest circus
artists who will both work alongside
an ensemble of Scotland’s dance and
aerial artists, actors, live folk singers,
and classical musicians, whilst of course
featuring Martyn’s groundbreaking
dance music in its original form.
GLASGOW WELCOMES THE QUEEN’S BATON By the time the Queen’s Baton Relay arrives in Glasgow on July 20 for the last three days of its global journey, it will have travelled over 190,000 kilometres around the world, visited hundreds of schools in five continents and been carried by legendary athletes.
You too can be part of those exciting final days, leading to the Opening Ceremony of the Games, by applying for a ticket to one of the Queen’s Baton Relay finish line events. The events take place at the end of the day, with plenty of entertainment for all the family.
Keep an eye on the website for full details on the route and how to bag yourself a place at one of the finish line events.
glasgow2014.com/baton-relay
A 288 DAY JOURNEY ENDS IN GLASGOWJULY 20–23
The Queen’s Baton Relay is on its way. Cheer on the baton on its final journey throughout Glasgow. glasgow2014.com/baton-relay
BatonRelay2014
For more information visit:
The Amazing Spider-Man 3D (12A)
Peter Parker’s life
is changed forever
when he is bitten
by a genetically
modifi ed spider.
GFT, 12 Rose Street, Glasgow, G3 6RB0141 332 6535
For more information on Take 2 visit: youngglasgow.org.uk
For more info on up and coming fi lms go to:
glasgowfi lm.org
The Amazing The Amazing
All Stars (U)
Kids put on a dance
show to save their
youth centre. Audio
described and
captioned.
GFT, 12 Rose Street, For more information For more info on up
captioned.
Jack The Giant Slayer 3D (12A)
Jack reignites
a war between
humans and giants.
Contains moderate
fantasy violence
and threat
Jack The Jack The
THE ULTIMATE X-MEN ENSEMBLE FIGHTS A WAR FOR THE SURVIVAL OF THE SPECIES ACROSS TWO TIME PERIODS IN X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST.
THE BELOVED CHARACTERS FROM THE ORIGINAL “X-MEN” FILM TRILOGY JOIN FORCES WITH THEIR YOUNGER SELVES FROM “X-MEN: FIRST CLASS,” IN AN
EPIC BATTLE THAT MUST CHANGE THE PAST – TO SAVE OUR FUTURE.
DIRECTOR: BRYAN SINGER
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