Senior Features Writer

“ANIMATED scenes were witnessed,” we reported, in June 1933, “when Professor Einstein left by Royal Scot train for London….”

HOW many Times Past readers recall the Great Milk Theft of Gourley Street in in the 60s?

IT IS the UK’s biggest science centre, it has welcomed schoolchildren and celebrities, politicians and pensioners, educators and experts from all over the world through its doors – and this week, it celebrates its 21st birthday.

Some of the best times of her life, says actor Michelle Collins, were spent in Glasgow, touring with a pop group and staying in a “cheap B&B” on Sauchiehall Street in the 1980s.

THEY ARE best known as two of Strictly’s famous professional dancers.

WHEN her teacher asked her if she would like to work in archives when she left school, a young Fiona Cairns was horrified.

He acted in everything from Shakespeare to Rab C Nesbitt - who was Sean Scanlan?

YEARS ago, when I gazed up at the Spitfire suspended in Museum and Art Gallery during a visit, I little suspected the Glasgow connection to these fighter planes and their equally iconic counterparts, the Lancaster Bombers.

OUR recent feature on a new book all about fans’ memories of legendary rock band prompted a lot of love from our readers – so we have decided to share some more.

WEST End star, celebrity cook, former EastEnders star and graduate of the prestigious Royal Ballet School – John Partridge has many strings to his bow.