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Glasgow Times
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Spider-Man Glasgow filming disruption fear amid Storm Floris
However, it's feared that the set, where star Tom Hollan has been spotted, will be damaged and major delays will affect the filming. An insider told the Scottish Sun: 'There's talk it will be suspended because of the high winds and storm. 'Some parts of the set have already been blown over, but we'll need to wait and see what happens. "You can't really have people hanging from things when there are strong winds.' (Image: Image by Robert Perry) (Image: Image by Robert Perry) READ MORE: Tom Holland takes selfies with fans on Glasgow Spider-Man set READ MORE: 27 incredible pictures of city centre as Spider-Man filming begins READ MORE: Everything you need to know about Spider-man 4 filming in Glasgow We reported over the weekend that Tom Holland stopped to take selfies with lucky fans during filming. The film, which is being directed by Destin Daniel Cretton (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings) and features Holland in the titular role alongside Zendaya (MJ), Jacob Batalon (Ned Leeds) and Jon Bernthal (The Punisher) picks up after the dramatic conclusion of No Way Home, where Peter Parker sacrificed his identity to save those he loves. Liza Colón-Zayas and Stranger Things' Sadie Sink are also rumoured to be part of the cast. We previously reported that the movie is filming across the city, with Bothwell Street being transformed into New York City. (Image: Image by Robert Perry) Spider-Man Glasgow filming disruption fear amid Storm Floris (Image: Image by Robert Perry) Filming for the movie began on August 1 and will continue for two weeks, concluding around August 16. We previously reported that several yellow cabs, including one which crews are setting up for a scene where it crashes, were spotted on Bothwell Street. There are several other vehicles, including an FDNY car, NYPD cars, a New York City Bus, a United States Postal Service van and a tank, parked along the street. There are also street signs and American flags hanging on buildings.
Glasgow Times
01-08-2025
- Business
- Glasgow Times
Glasgow Village Hotel staff set to take strike action
A number of staff members at Village Hotel will take action on August 2, as they claim that they are not being paid real living wage and are not being paid for breaks. Workers also say they want equal pay as some younger members of the team are only being paid £10. (Image: Image of Village Hotel) Unite members returned with an overwhelming mandate for industrial action on July 15 as 100% voted yes to strike action on an 81% turnout. Unite believes that the industrial action will be the first strike at a major hotel since the chambermaids industrial action at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London in 1979. There will be a public demonstration in support of the strike at 3pm on Sunday, August 2. READ NEXT: Everything you need to know about Spider-man 4 filming in Glasgow Sharon Graham, Unite general secretary, said: 'Unite will have the back of our Village Glasgow hotel workers as they begin historic strike action. "At the heart of this dispute is a fight over decent pay and working conditions. This is a wealthy company which is short-changing its hardworking staff. Unite will support these workers 100% every step in their fight." Bryan Simpson, national lead for Unite's hospitality sector, added: 'Our members at Village Hotels are taking this landmark industrial action because they are sick and tired of unpaid breaks and poverty pay which discriminates based on age. 'The owners of Village Hotels have more than enough money to pay these workers what they deserve. If they want to stop the first strike at a major hotel in over 45 years, they should get round the table and negotiate with Unite and its members." (Image: Image of Village Hotel) READ NEXT: Man due in court after £2k worth of alcohol 'stolen' from Glasgow store However, Lindsay Southward, group director of operations and people at Village Hotels, said that the hotel continually review their remuneration policies and align with industry best practice, as well as offer a competitive range of employee benefits. Lindsay added: 'Our hotel will open as usual for guests and members to enjoy our full range of facilities during the industrial action. "We are proud of the investment we make in our employees, which helps drive our employee engagement score and retention rate of 83% and 76% respectively - both significantly higher than industry averages."
Glasgow Times
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Northern Irish duo to perform at Glasgow's SEC Armadillo
Keith & Kristyn Getty, known for their huge hit In Christ Alone, will perform at the West End venue on December 17. READ NEXT: Everything you need to know about Spider-man 4 filming in Glasgow The couple, who hail from Northern Ireland, focus on hymns and other Christian music, and have recorded 26 albums in their career so far. The upcoming Glasgow gig will see the Gettys joined by the New Scottish Choir conducted by Jason McAuley, alongside virtuoso instrumentalists and very special guests including Celtic Worship. More guests are set to be announced. READ NEXT: 'Spider-man' spotted on Glasgow Street as area transformed into New York Tickets for the upcoming Glasgow show will go live on August 1 at 10am. However, pre-sale tickets are available to purchase now. To sign up for pre-sale or buy tickets on August 1, visit
