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'It is perhaps the greatest building in Scotland' Professor Gordon Gibb on the Glasgow School of Art's 'Mack' building READ MORE: heraldscotland.com/news/2418… @WilsonC75HT VIDEO: @MearnsColin
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Colin Mearns Herald Photographer on the Royal Mile for the The King and Queen Service of Thanks giving and Dedication.
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The Full Buck supermoon over St Mary's Lighthouse in Whitley Bay on the North East coast of England. The July supermoon is at the closest point to Earth closer than usual. Than an ordinary full moon. Photo Owen Humphreys Please send your images to [email protected]
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Young siblings piper Josh Bruve (15) and drummer sister Keeva Bruce (11) warm up with Big Band Pipe Major Dr Andrew Bova at Glasgow' Kelvingrove Gallery monday ahead of Piping Live! which runs across the city from 12th August for nine days. Pic Gordon Terris Herald & Times.
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Luss Highland Games, Saturday. Pic Gordon Terris Herald & Times.
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Banksy unveils Glasgow show spanning 25 years of iconic works. The Herald exclusive, Pictures by Colin Mearns words by Craig Williams heraldscotland.com/news/2359…
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colin mearns@MearnsColin29 Dec 2022
My review of 2022 in photographs I've taken for @heraldscotland @Glasgow_Times & @ScotNational. A busy old year as always- from pop & film stars, bike buses, empty stations, an election, cats on leads, some green algae and more. A slice of Scottish life in two mins.....
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The Herald Today, Freezing weather pics. People pictured crossing the South Portland Street suspension bridge in Glasgow during heavy fog and freezing temperatures today, Tuesday...Photograph by Colin Mearns.13 December 2022
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colin mearns@MearnsColin11 Dec 2022
Opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston, 10th December 2022. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. Photographed for @heraldscotland #Ukraine #Glasgow #Scotland @AUGBSUB @churchscotland
Opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston near Glasgow, Saturday 10th December 2022. Sisters Iryna, left and Olga pictured outside the centre wearing traditional Ukrainian costumes from the west of Ukraine. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can take part in fun and educational activities and stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. The building, the former church house at the Church of Scotland Greenbank Parish church in Clarkston has been donated to the Ukrainian community by the church. Money has also come from the Rotary Foundation who have donated cash to Ukrainians in the West of Scotland. Photograph by Colin Mearns 10 December 2022

ALT Opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston near Glasgow, Saturday 10th December 2022. Sisters Iryna, left and Olga pictured outside the centre wearing traditional Ukrainian costumes from the west of Ukraine. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can take part in fun and educational activities and stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. The building, the former church house at the Church of Scotland Greenbank Parish church in Clarkston has been donated to the Ukrainian community by the church. Money has also come from the Rotary Foundation who have donated cash to Ukrainians in the West of Scotland. Photograph by Colin Mearns 10 December 2022

Preparing the Christmas tree ahead of the opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can take part in fun and educational activities and stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. The house, the former church house at the Church of Scotland Greenbank Parish church in Clarkston near Glasgow has been donated to the Ukrainian community by the church. Money has also come from the Rotary Foundation who have donated cash to Ukrainians in the West of Scotland. Photograph by Colin Mearns 9 December 2022

ALT Preparing the Christmas tree ahead of the opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can take part in fun and educational activities and stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. The house, the former church house at the Church of Scotland Greenbank Parish church in Clarkston near Glasgow has been donated to the Ukrainian community by the church. Money has also come from the Rotary Foundation who have donated cash to Ukrainians in the West of Scotland. Photograph by Colin Mearns 9 December 2022

Opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston, Saturday 10th Dec 2022. Pictured performing at the opening is Bozhena Yakymenko playing a Bandura, the national instrument of Ukraine. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can take part in fun and educational activities and stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. The house, the former church house at the Church of Scotland Greenbank Parish church in Clarkston has been donated to the Ukrainian community by the church. Money has also come from the Rotary Foundation who have donated cash to Ukrainians in the West of Scotland. Photograph by Colin Mearns 10 December 2022

ALT Opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston, Saturday 10th Dec 2022. Pictured performing at the opening is Bozhena Yakymenko playing a Bandura, the national instrument of Ukraine. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can take part in fun and educational activities and stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. The house, the former church house at the Church of Scotland Greenbank Parish church in Clarkston has been donated to the Ukrainian community by the church. Money has also come from the Rotary Foundation who have donated cash to Ukrainians in the West of Scotland. Photograph by Colin Mearns 10 December 2022

Opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston, Saturday 10th December 2022. Pictured are performers, all displaced persons from Ukraine, pictured as they prepare to perform the Vertep, a Ukrainian dramatisation of the Nativity. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can take part in fun and educational activities and stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. The house, the former church house at the Church of Scotland Greenbank Parish church in Clarkston has been donated to the Ukrainian community by the church. Money has also come from the Rotary Foundation who have donated cash to Ukrainians in the West of Scotland. Photograph by Colin Mearns 10 December 2022

ALT Opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Club in Clarkston, Saturday 10th December 2022. Pictured are performers, all displaced persons from Ukraine, pictured as they prepare to perform the Vertep, a Ukrainian dramatisation of the Nativity. The centre offers a safe space for displaced Ukrainians where they can take part in fun and educational activities and stay in touch with their Ukrainian culture. The house, the former church house at the Church of Scotland Greenbank Parish church in Clarkston has been donated to the Ukrainian community by the church. Money has also come from the Rotary Foundation who have donated cash to Ukrainians in the West of Scotland. Photograph by Colin Mearns 10 December 2022

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The Herald Scottish Politician of the Year 2022 at Edinburgh's Prestonfield House. Anas Sarwar.. Pic Gordon Terris Herald & Times.
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colin mearns@MearnsColin3 Oct 2022
Fun day covering the Great Scottish Run, Sunday 2nd October 2022. Photographed for @heraldscotland & @Glasgow_Times #GreatScottishRun #Glasgow @GreatScotRun
Eilish McColgan, centre, pictured on the start line of the Great Scottish Run 10k, Sunday 2nd October 2022. Photograph by Colin Mearns ©Herald & Times Group

ALT Eilish McColgan, centre, pictured on the start line of the Great Scottish Run 10k, Sunday 2nd October 2022. Photograph by Colin Mearns ©Herald & Times Group

Runners on St Vincent Street, Glasgow during the Great Scottish Run 10k. Photograph by Colin Mearns ©Herald & Times Group

ALT Runners on St Vincent Street, Glasgow during the Great Scottish Run 10k. Photograph by Colin Mearns ©Herald & Times Group

Runners on St Vincent Street, Glasgow during the Great Scottish Run 10k. Photograph by Colin Mearns ©Herald & Times Group

ALT Runners on St Vincent Street, Glasgow during the Great Scottish Run 10k. Photograph by Colin Mearns ©Herald & Times Group

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