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Glasgow Times
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Still Game's 'The Clansman' themed pub to open in Glasgow
HC-One Scotland's Wyndford Locks Care Home in Maryhill has announced the 'grand opening' of its brand-new on-site bar, 'The Clansman'. The new boozer based in the facility will open its doors to residents, families, and guests on Friday, May 16. The watering hole will feature a pool table, a plastic dart board, and a speaker system which will play music. READ MORE: Still Game legend addresses rumours that the iconic show will return as a 'film' READ MORE: Still Game legend announces brand-new exciting Glasgow show Still Game's 'The Clansman' themed pub to open in Glasgow (Image: Newsquest) (Image: Newsquest) It has been named after The Clansman in Still Game, which was also set in Maryhill. In the BBC sitcom, The Clansman is the local pub which is run by Boaby the Barman, who is played by Gavin Mitchell. (Image: Newsquest) A spokesperson for the care home said: "This exciting addition promises to create a lively and inclusive atmosphere for all to enjoy. "The Clansman is thoughtfully equipped with a wide selection of beverages, including soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, non-alcoholic options, and other refreshing choices, catering to diverse tastes." Danielle Cunningham, HC-One Scotland's Wyndford Locks Care Home Manager, added: "We're absolutely delighted to open The Clansman as a vibrant hub for our residents and their loved ones. 'This pub is more than just a place to grab a drink – it's a space where memories are made, laughter is shared, and our community comes together. "We can't wait to see everyone enjoying the games, music, and warm atmosphere."
Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'On duty means no pints': Glasgow cop runs into Still Game star
A Glasgow community police officer was pictured with a Still Game actor in the city. PC Barry, from Partick Community Policing Team, ran into Scottish actor and comedian Gavin Mitchell while at a bike marking event in Kelvin Way. On social media, the force shared a picture of the two, saying: "PC Barry, from Partick Community Policing Team, had a nice wee chat with 'Boaby the Barman' whilst carrying out a recent bike marking event in Kelvin Way. "It was lovely to meet you but, unfortunately, being on duty means no pints." READ NEXT: 12 people charged in intense crackdown on city centre retail crime PC Barry from Partick Community Policing Team had a nice wee chat with 'Boaby the Barman' @GavsterNo1 whilst carrying out a recent bike marking event in Kelvin Way. Was lovely to meet you but unfortunately being on duty means no pints... 🍻 #CommunityPolicing#StillGame — Police Scotland Greater Glasgow (@PSOSGreaterGlas) May 13, 2025
