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The Little History of Glasgow Mothers Day com economy became part ofGlaswegians are talkers, blaggers and storytellers. They love to wind each other up and to trigger a debate. They are friendly, no question, but its more than just friendliness behind that desire for a good blether. Throw in some nosiness, eternal empathy and no shortage of opinions begging to be unleashed. Because Glasgow has a big heart, and with it a moral compass. Join travel writer and Glaswegian Neil Robertson as he delves into what makes his